Oakridge Country Club

The guy in the pro shop is just plain rude. He will find a way to make any coupon invalid. There is really no way to know how the hole plays because the score cards don't have the holes on them, and the signs don't give a true depiction of the holes. Yardage markers are not existent. On a course where shot placement is critical, because of the serious terrain changes I find this ridiculous. The snack bar had run out of hot dogs at 12:45. The cart could barely get up most of the hills. Not to mention dents and past players kept their score on the cart's roof. I know it is under new ownership, but he has a long way to go to get this course in a league that is worth $30.

course is hilly, but enjoyable greens are perfect and they are always working to improve the course. Ball placement is cruicial if you do not like a challenge this course is not for you, well played shots are rewarded but bad shots will cost you strokes I would recommend the course I had alot of fun the staff are accomodating.

"Hilly" does not even begin to do justice as a descriptor of the course. My longest and straightest drive of the day resulted in a lost ball because I was hitting over a large hill and could not see that the "landing area" sloped left precipitously. We had to hit as many blind shots as we did shots where we could determine an appropriate landing area. We found the 14th hole by locating the 18th and driving backwards to the 17th, 16th, etc. These folks just don't believe in signs. The carts are geared so low that, while they can climb hills, they barely creep along on the few level places. The fairways and greens were in good shape. I would not recommend the place particularly in light of the many good courses in the area.