RobertAtwood

The course is beginning to see the end of the restoration project though the summer. Can't wait for the new greens to be opened. Restored fairways are looking good. Good work!

It's a great course! Fairways and greens are green and full oof grass, maybe too much on the tee box.

Maybe because it was a Monday morning, but in addition that there were no breakfast sandwiches available, the person behind kitchen counter was not a pleasant person. Turning the corner after 9 holes, lunch selections and the personality were no better.

Knowing that the course is subject to wet conditions when it rains, but this was not the case when we played yesterday. Maybe one or two holes had patches of wet grass, but come on, Cart path only for the whole course?

4 of us have played there for many years now and the course has always found challenges for us. Keep it up,

They have really worked hard to get the course in good condition this year and it is paid off. The pace was a little slow today but we still managed to get 18 holes in 4 hours. Looking forward to our next outing there.

It's been a while since the four of us played chapel ridge. It was in great condition with the greens a bit slick.

Played many times in the past 8-9 years and thought well of the course. But in the last 1-2 years the course has been a bit worse for wear, especially the greens. Other courses in the area don't seem to have difficultly maintaining their greens for a lower cost to play.

4 of us played and all thought the course conditions have improved over the last few years. Keep up the good work.

The course is getting better every time I go there, probably because the weather is drying out the course. The only thing that gets me frustrated is that the course allows 5somes. Maybe the staff doesn't know about it, but three of us were behind them for the last 9 holes.
Other than that - a great day and place to play a round.

With no fault to the grounds crew, the weather these days have made the course wet and soggy, though the greens are in great shape. It wasn't very busy that day and 2 of us played the Black and White courses in about 3 1/4 hours and had a blast.

The course was not up to the usual excellence that you expect at Chapel Ridge, but it is not the fault of the management, it's winter. Despite that, I had one of my best rounds of this wet soggy winter. I love this course. though and look forward playing it again.

The day was great, the course was in great shape and overall the 4 of us had a great time. One weakness was mask wearing. ALL the staff needs to wear a mask when inside the building, even when pouring beers., This pandemic is real and not over yet. Now that I got that out, 5 Excellent and 1 good is great in my book/

The group I play with enjoy this course. It's a difficult play, especially #10 with its small landing areas which is very challenging. It's fun because, well, I beat them.
We all felt that their effort to manage the current pandemic has improved since the last time we played earlier this year. That is the first thing we think about these day to determine where we play.
I look forward playing there again.

The staff made little effort to comply with the separation control policies that should be in place during the current pandemic. The golfers made even less effort. Of all the places I have played in the last 1-1/2 months, ALL of them have rules that only 1 person per cart (even family members), that the carts are cleaned prior to being giving to a player and the building (pro shop) used be closed.
I paid for my round through GolfNow so when I arrived, I had minimal contact with the pro shop, though it was open for me to enter. When getting my cart, I was given a cloth rag and and spray bottle from a golfer that had just cleaned his cart. Who knows what that spay solution was. The staff member took the two items with a "this is a stupid step" kind of look at me. I drove the cart to my car and re-cleaned it with my own cleaning wipes.
The course is tight, so you can see other players around. Many were carts were loaded the 2 players and many players had no thought of social distancing.
The last point of non-compliance was the crowded deck outside the pro shop. I love to have a drink after a round but seeing 20 or so people on a 500 square foot deck is, at this time, not good.
There are many courses around the area that take this coronavirus seriously, go to those places and not here.