Sandy Ridge Country Club

Trevor Tuggle

Played 9 holes today. The owner drove out to us on the 8th hole giving us a hard time about getting the carts back at 5. It was 4:45. We were rushed to finish and the course was in bad shape. The nasty attitude is what did it for me. I won’t be back.

Joseph Ricks

Played there 8/8/21. This was my first time here. Course was in good shape. Greens were slow but rolled good. Well worth the weekend fee of $30. Will definitely be back.

David Pearson

Greens are not bad but much of the course earns the name - Sandy Ridge. Layout is nice but fairways still need work.

john collison

This course has good bones, and is a great value. From the whites the course is straightforward, and from the blues there are a few par 3's and 4's with teeth. There are lots of bunkers around the greens, and some of the short holes have greens are effectively surrounded by bunkers, so be thoughtful about your approaches. In particular, there are two short par 4's that invite you to drive the green, but be sure to scout these before you go for them, as they have significant bunkering to protect the greens. The layout is solid, with different holes requiring tee shots that turn left, right, and straight, and the fairways are WIDE, so as long as you go more or less where you aimed you will have an unobstructed approach. The front 9 greens seemed to be dead or dormant, but rolled surprisingly well; the back 9 greens looks healthier, but rolled a bit bumpier. While some fairways had some bare patches, the vast majority had a heavy carpet of Bermuda grass, which makes iron shots as easy as hitting from a mat. Overall, a solid layout, a fair test, friendly staff, and a great deal.