Deer Ridge Golf Course

This is a nice little course, mostly par 3. Good place to practice your short game! It's not a fancy place by any means, but we aren't fancy golfers, so we enjoyed ourselves here.

I really enjoyed both the driving range and the back 9 of this lovely course. Lots of parking, convenient access to driving range and putting green and a fun course that is challenging for any golfer. Great rates.

i only did the front 9, it’s clearly a course for beginners or if you don’t have much time. it was simple and relaxing. wasn’t very busy. not bad prices could’ve been a bit cheaper. some of the holes overlapped other ones and the directions weren’t the most clear. The driving range isn’t any good, the mats need to be replaced, can’t use irons or wedges on them.

I would hardly consider this a golf course, it's closer to a par 3 course. 16/18 of the holes are par 3. The other two are par 4. Additionally, to call it a Country Club" is hilarious

Staff weren't very welcoming and the course had a lot of dry patchy spots

I must say that there are far fewer positive things to say about this course than negative. First, the positive:The driving range is by far the best in the city and perhaps surrounding area, and the practice green is well kept. I believe the course would do well to invest more in this area of business (overhead cover, tables, etc.) since this is already their strength. While the turf conditions as well as rates are relatively good, I feel the need to mention the following disappointments:As other reviews have mentioned, there are members of the staff that are needlessly rude and care far more about their own conveniences and images than the reputation of the course. A couple weeks ago I called about driving range hours and was given the wrong information. Upon learning that it was closed due to scheduled maintenance, I expressed that I had called to confirm hours for this very reason; I was shocked not to receive (at the very least) an apology; instead the older, dark haired woman working the desk said to me: Well that's too bad

STAY AWAY. Staff are rude and extreamly unprofessional. The owner will yell at you if you bring up anything.The driving range balls are constantly flying overhead and are scattered throughout the course. There are also no makers stating what hole you are actually playing. This course is a complete and total joke. Golf elsewhere.

Good food, good prices. 2 over par... suppose I can't blame the course. They have a driving range, and cart rentals.

This place is fantastic. I have seen some negative reviews on here and on Facebook, and I wanted to share my experience.Golf is a very rule oriented sport. The course rules are what keep this place in great condition. Many of these negative reviews should be taken with a grain of salt, as the writers are either unfamiliar with the way things are at every course, or they did something they shouldn't have.I have been treated with nothing but respect from the staff at this course. I love their ladies night. The golf is great, and the crowd is really friendly.

An executive style course, mostly par 3's but not a pitch and putt. Could use more maintenance but not horrible. Think of it as a privately owned small town course. Lots of Canada Geese call it home! Nice people, nice club house, driving range that may be short for some real big hitters (I am nowhere near a big hitter). Reasonable price. Power carts are available to rent for those that have trouble walking, not a big challenge to walk.