NorthRidge Church

Natural pads(boo), a peeve of mine. Tee signs directly touching the right side of each pad marker, which btw, didn't seem wide enough for my taste(but not too much of a biggie). Trouble finding hole 9's tee lol. Did not care for the installed disc-nation's baskets as they are designed w/only one ring of chains(spitouts a big poss., and wierd upper, yet slanted downward chain connectors. Prob not going to frequent course. Had fun, shot it tday w/Pauly P the overhand wonder, even though I threw my ...
continue reading ›

Natural pads(boo), a peeve of mine. Tee signs directly touching the right side of each pad marker, which btw, didn't seem wide enough for my taste(but not too much of a biggie). Trouble finding hole 9's tee lol. Did not care for the installed disc-nation's baskets as they are designed w/only one ring of chains(spitouts a big poss., and wierd upper, yet slanted downward chain connectors. Prob not going to frequent course. Had fun, shot it tday w/Pauly P the overhand wonder, even though I threw my glow Xcal w/Jimi Hendrix stamp in the pond on the left side of hole 6's pin. Of course a reward will be offered upon it's return.
‹ less text

Now an 18 basket course. A few longer holes to air it out, many short holes with ace chances. Tee pads are natural and not eroded. Buuuuut, the metal tee pad signs are touching the front right corner of every pad, just waiting to slice you open. Ample signage sans a couple long walks between holes that were not marked, but we could see signs in the distance and figured it out. Grass well maintained and lots of parking. No one else on the course, had it to our selves. Once the trees grow up on ...
continue reading ›

Now an 18 basket course. A few longer holes to air it out, many short holes with ace chances. Tee pads are natural and not eroded. Buuuuut, the metal tee pad signs are touching the front right corner of every pad, just waiting to slice you open. Ample signage sans a couple long walks between holes that were not marked, but we could see signs in the distance and figured it out.

Grass well maintained and lots of parking. No one else on the course, had it to our selves. Once the trees grow up on the back nine, it will add a new element to the course. A few holes make disc loss a possibility in the H2o and long rough.

Over all I would play here again, am impressed with the course being a church course. They seem to take pride in it and maintain it well.
‹ less text

Surprisingly nice little course. Good signage. Easy to follow flow - just look for the red tape on the tray of the basket to point you in the direction of the next tee. Fairways nicely mowed. Good mix of distances. Hole #17 has a grassy area surrounding the "green" that might require a spotter. Biggest drawback is a lack of good tee boxes. A couple were very slippery. Cement tees would give me good reason to change my grade to an A-. 3/21/19 - Many changes since I originally posted th ...
continue reading ›

Surprisingly nice little course. Good signage. Easy to follow flow - just look for the red tape on the tray of the basket to point you in the direction of the next tee. Fairways nicely mowed. Good mix of distances. Hole #17 has a grassy area surrounding the "green" that might require a spotter. Biggest drawback is a lack of good tee boxes. A couple were very slippery. Cement tees would give me good reason to change my grade to an A-.

3/21/19 - Many changes since I originally posted this review. A new layout, more concrete tees. They have a gofundme page looking for donations to complete the improvements. Good things happening.
‹ less text

It was my first time and although I initially had trouble locating the first tee (go all around the church left side) I was pleasantly surprised at how solid it was based on some other reviews. Very similar to a course in my area (Mary Beth Doyle/Brown) in that most holes are 175-250 and fairly basic lines so plenty of chances to run at the basket. However, they incorporate water subtlety on 3 holes which is nice and there are some wooded holes where even though it's less than 220 you have to la ...
continue reading ›

It was my first time and although I initially had trouble locating the first tee (go all around the church left side) I was pleasantly surprised at how solid it was based on some other reviews. Very similar to a course in my area (Mary Beth Doyle/Brown) in that most holes are 175-250 and fairly basic lines so plenty of chances to run at the basket. However, they incorporate water subtlety on 3 holes which is nice and there are some wooded holes where even though it's less than 220 you have to laser your line or you are gonna hit trees. 2 holes were missing baskets (holes 9&18) which is a bummer, tee pads were dirt but only 4 holes were longer that 300 so I wasn't even bothered like I normally would be by lack of cement pads. Great for beginners and for better ams that are focusing on putting and straight lines and want a course to themselves.
‹ less text