Played Ridgeline & Creekside on 6/30 -- courses are in great shape with greens a little slow from recent punching (but still true) on Creekside. Winds were up which really lengthened a few holes, but all in all a great day. Love the fact that two beverage carts make active rounds. We were held up on only a few holes, but they could use a ranger on the course keeping groups moving. Only hole that's really tricked up in Ridgeline #5 -- layout suggests you should aim at the driving marker but you really need to be left of it. Pet peeve of paying for range balls at a relatively high-fee course -- they should offer them free -- but nice to hit off grass on the range.

What a pleasant experience. The course is in great shape despite recent weather. The greens, while a tiny bit spotty, roll beautifully. The elevation changes are dramatic and, if you haven't played it before, hard on club selection. I was paired with regulars which mostly eliminated the local knowledge problem, but one trip around the track and you should have a pretty good idea where the danger is and how to play the blind shots. The 17th green is definitely difficult, but with the pin placement back it's just a tough green, not a miniature golf special. To top off the great golf experience, I was dealing with rental car nightmares and could not have received kinder or better service from the pro shop. This course is staffed with great people who understand customer service. It's fairly priced and the twilight rate makes it an extraordinary value.

A fair test, an interesting layout, mountain views, and some challenging greens, but the course needs maturing and the proximity to the highway doesn't exactly make for the most pleasant experience. At $50 this would be a value course. At $78, they're pushing it. If you decide to play there, remember that holes playing away from the mountains play one club less even though many don't appear to be downhill. The reverse goes heading toward the hills.