Autumn Ridge Golf Club

Arrived at 7:10 a.m. on a Saturday and was greeted by the friendly staff. The directions to the pro shop using the app were slightly off and put us in a residential neighborhood, but Google Maps got us back on track. My son and I were the first off that morning and got around in less than 3 hours. Course was in very good shape and greens were consistent and true. Some old fashioned "postage stamp" greens on a few holes, which were challenging.

greens rolled true and fairly fast - no crazy slopes, but subtle breaks made you read them carefully.
Great roll in the fairways.
Excellent range and practice area.
Teed off at 12:08 pm, played at a nice pace - mostly twosomes out that afternoon - had to wait for last shot on 18. Went in had a sandwich and drink for approx. 45 minutes. Food was good, nice dining area.
Left the course at 4:11 pm - not bad for golf and lunch in 4 hrs, 3 mins.

The course was in wounderful confition and you can beat the price. No rushing good experience.

Staff person lacked customer service skills, but course was very pretty.

Despite the inexperienced and dismissive staff person, the course was beautiful.

Played on a Monday morning, went straight to tee box, no waiting. Even though the area had gotten lots of rain the previous day, course was still a joy to play. Path only made it a little tuff if you hit one way of line. Only had 2 minor complaints: 1. the GPS didn't seem to update the distance to the pin on regular bases, this would have really helped since it was path only 2. Need to mark the path for the direction from 14 to 15. If you've never played the course, it's pretty confusing. Other than that, loved the course, and will definitely play again.

Easily the best value in Ft. Wayne, Autumn Ridge has enough tees to keep everyone interested and always keeps the course in very good condition. They have great facilities, including three practice greens, terrific grill, and GPS in all carts.

Greens are not overly speedy, but you will not ever say they are slow. Tee boxes are usually flat enough and the bunkers are playable, but they will get better as the golf season progresses.

We played this course in early spring and it was in great shape. there had been alot of rain earlyer in the week and fairways were in excellent shape.