Cedar Ridge Golf Course

I have played this course about five times in the past 2 years. I never considered it more than a 2-3 star course. It is now the middle of winter and I found a deal on the course that wasn't available anywhere else in my playing region. I was astounded, the course was in great condition and ALL the leaves were collected. The course was immaculate and the greens were very good and consistent. I rarely play on holidays and Sundays because I can't stand waiting. But this past Sunday, the place was wide open, I got around in less than 3 hours.

Value for money.
There are better courses available with friendlier staff.

Greens were in fair condition, fairways were cut nice. Tee box's could use some work. Beware that if you pay for a single and book on golf now they will pair you up with a 4 some. This was disappointing because I was paired up with two senior players who were slower than most. 3 hours to play 9 holes. I would play again but pay at the clubhouse instead of booking on here. They informed me that they also don't get paid for golf now tee times.

Cedar ridge over booked and we were left waiting for a cart for over an hour even we had already reserved a tee time

Have not played since 2009 after moving away, great to return as it was like it was 11 years ago. Great peaceful location, duffers dream.

I don’t often write reviews, but when I do they mean something. From the moment I pulled into this golf course, I knew I made a mistake. I was recommended to play this course because of the price early in the morning. I drove all the way from Baltimore to have a 3 hour front 9 on crab/ backyard grass, a green that looked like a crime scene, and a tee box that looked like a little league baseball infield. Greeting me at the turn was an outhouse latrine and a flaccid hot dog.

There’s not too much more to say. At hole 11, we passed the group in front of us who had literally no one in front of them and finished the round in 1 hour.

I almost forgot to mention, my friends cart died on him on hole 5 and we had to push him all the way to the turn.

To the owner/county/ or slumlord who owns this horror house, take some pride in your local golf course. Enforce the pace of play, put on some shoes and keep up with the course, and let my use the bathroom inside.

This was the worst golf experience I have ever had This is a fairly nice course, but the staff working there made it one of the worst golf experiences I've ever had. My group of 5 called the night before to book 2 back to back Saturday morning tee times since we had a larger group. On about the 5th hole, the marshal approached us for the first time and told us we needed to speed our pace up, yet at the same time, we had three groups ahead of us who we were waiting on. At the 9th hole the marshal came back and began yelling at a member of my group saying that he told us we had to split up once before. I walked over to speak to him and explain that we were waiting for the people in front of us, but he quickly sped off. At the 11th hole, a new marshal and companion approached us, and they were even more rude and ignorant to what was going on ahead of us than the first. A member of my group and the older marshal went back and forth for a few minutes exchanging disparaging remarks, and at that point, another member of our group came up. He explained that we were just trying to have a nice Saturday morning round with our family after we had to bury our grandfather this past Thursday. The marshal in charge scoffed, rolled his eyes, and disparagingly said "nice excuse". At this point I had had enough and said we would not be finishing our round, and we left. Ultimately, this was the worst experience I have ever had at a golf course and would not recommend this place to anyone. Absolute disgrace.

Had a tournament going on at the same time and didn't cancel the golf now tee times so it's was crazy slow. Some were playing in groups of 5. If I didn't get a deal for 15 bucks I'd be upset but bounced around a bit and it wasn't to bad until the end.