Beacon Ridge Golf & Country Club

From the tips it is only 6200, but I could definitely see myself playing here regularly and just leaving the driver and 3 wood in the car to make it play longer. The greens are quite firm, but we’re a little slow. I am used to fast greens, so getting the ball to the hole was a challenge. Great layout though with so great bunkering

First timer @ Beacon Ridge. Sure there could be some $$ thrown at some cart paths but overall very happy w
Experience.

Not easy to find your ball if you miss the fair....

5 hour round of golf. So slow. Fairways good range ok greens dead grass and slow. Won’t be back.

This course is a gem in the circle of Pinehurst courses. The course is playable but sneaky long at 6000 yards from the whites. Many uphill shots to the greens requiring 2 extra clubs most of the time. Greens were in nice condition but albeit a tad slow. When in Pinehurst take the time to experience Beacon Ridge.

Course layout was good, but course conditioning was poor. Lots of bare areas and a number of areas that were really wet.
Very friendly staff.
Paid $60 per person. At best, with current course conditions, this should not have cost more than $40

This course was fun to play!!! Rolling, very hilly fairways, smaller greens than newer courses generally offer with more challenging areas around the greens,, and lots of variation in the holes. The Sunday bermuda greens were a little fuzzy, but still rolled surprisingly well. We were welcomed warmly by the pro shop staff, Once on the course, the pace of play was good, and we just enjoyed an absolutely beautiful day with good friends on a throwback golf course that played like courses did a generation or two ago. Will be playing from time to time in the future. You need to try this hidden gem. It's different than recently built courses you play today, but that's a good thing in this case.

Played the front 9 in 1 1/2 hours. Made the turn and found the golf shop started groups on the back nine - but not just any group. We were on the par 5 10th hole for 1/2 hour and were still standing in the fairway waiting to hit our approach shots. Couldn't go around them and no marshal was to be seen, so we called it a day.

I went to the clubhouse, explained the situation, and requested a return of 1/2 the green fee. Rather than a refund and simple apology, I was informed that my group caused the problem because we played too fast. I was also told - through a form of math with which I am not familiar - that the group had a right to play at that speed because the pace would meet the 4:10 time for a round. I did the math for them: 18 holes at 1/2 hour a hole = 9 hour round. They continued to insist the group was on pace. So, my recommendation is to avoid the place, particularly if on vacation unless you relish being treated poorly and find the risk of missing a half day of golf appealing.

My wife and I played on a Saturday and had fair amount of people on it. Pace of play was excellent and the layout was challenging. Great day awesome staff. Best value in area. Would do it again next weekend (and we might).

Beacon Ridge has always been a good course, and this year it's on the way to becoming a great course.. Tee boxes in great shape, as are the fairways.. And greens that are tricky to maneuver, but reward a correct read. All told, a great day.

High handicap friendly. Green and fairway in good shape with very little rain.

Good practice facilities. Many side up hill second shots onto fast greens. Elevation changes on each hole. Major stratigy change coming from flat land, Florida, Texas.