Weaver Ridge Clubhouse

I paid the twilight rate of $40, and that was almost too much. The bunkers need to be filled in, the greens and tee boxes are in poor condition, and the fairways are playable. The layout is nice, but I'd rather play a simple layout with good conditions than this. They really need to invest in maintaining the course.

Great layout with lots of elevation changes. Bunkers are being re-done, we dropped out of some of the bad ones. Greens were very quick, but covered with un-repaired or incorrectly repaired ball marks. The reason for the 3 stars was pace of play. We teed off at 11:40 am on a Friday, behind a group of 30 players. The front nine took over 2 hrs, when we made the turn, there were 3 groups on #10. It took about an hour to play the first 3 holes on the back, & with no relief in sight ahead of us, we quit after 13. So we were a little over 4 hours to play 13 holes. As we drove in, what appeared to be one of the early groups from the outing were approaching 18 green. Both carts were driven to within a few paces of the green, so I'm guessing there were quite a few in that outing that played once or twice a year. Hopefully our experience was an isolated incident, I can't believe they would get Any repeat business if it was the norm. If pace of play was normal & some TLC given to greens and bunkers, I'd give Weaver Ridge 5 stars, mainly due to the layout...it's that good.

Nice course the greens were soft and the sand was nice (I spent quite a bit of time in it.) For some reason some of the traps haven't been groomed and have signs for free drops not sure why but the rest of the course was in pretty good shape. Enjoyed my round and a couple drinks, also had a Ruben and the slaw which was pretty tasty.