The Ridge

Great course for beginners and to work on your iron play! The greens are extremely slow and bring down the course value but otherwise a great short course to practice!

13 bucks is highway robbery for this course. 8 bucks max is what it's worth to walk

I have been playing eight to ten rounds a weekend at this course for the last few weekends and enjoying it very much the staff especially Kelly was very kind and courteous but my experience with the older gentlemen who was driving around the course today has made me decide that this course is not worth spending money and time at any longer. There are plenty of other courses around that treat their customers better.

Older gentleman in the clubhouse always has a negative disposition and very condescending. Course is what you'd expect for par 3, not awful.

Shot night golf, put on by someone outside the golf course, definitely not my thing at 55.00 a head for 9 holes.

The best 9-hole, par 3 course in the area for both learners and anyone who loves the challenges of par-3 golf. The staff is terrific. And, for golfers of all ages who prefer or need to walk, it's the best 9-hole exercise anywhere in the region. Of course, carts are available. To top it off, the Ridge always offers wonderful views, including wildlife, especially hawks.

I don't know why so many of these reviews are so negative. By looking at the area, you should understand it is a smaller course, mostly for hitting balls and having a good time. This isn't a 5 star all encompassing course, but they aren't pretending to be. It is a well taken care of and inexpensive place. We got a bucket of balls for $7 and she even let me use some extra clubs they had laying around! Snacks and drinks can be purchased inside as well. The area is beautiful and is within close proximity of Lawrence Youngman lake. Overall, a very good experience and I can't wait to come back!

The course has seen better days. Crab grass is growing throughout the fairways and even on some of the greens. The greens are sloooow, it is almost like putting on the fringe and speaking of the fringe there were patches of dead grass in those areas as well. The plus is the course is great for beginners, a pretty easy par 3 with no hazards so it was nice for my daughter, but she can golf for free at any of the City of Omaha courses with a paying adult (we had to pay for her here) so I am more likely to spend my time on the courses in Omaha.

Excellent for beginners like me, no sand traps, goof for walking, no need for a cart.priced right

My experience was completely trash. The greens are horrible and there is no difference between the rough and fareway. There was trash there and when I tried to get my money back for this trash experience, the lady was very rude and not friendly at all. I'm giving this course a one star because it can't go any lower. There was also a beer can and some cigarette butts too. I had to shovel driveways just to go golfing once and this is what happens. This course is horrible and charges you way too much for a crappy par three.

I'm sure the golfing is good, but it's listed as having a batting cage. We drove to this location for batting practice, but they don't have it.

I play here a lot. Especially last year (2016) when I was just beginning to play again. I learned all about golf on this course. As much as I like the bigger, nicer courses, this one is perfect for inexperienced golfers who want to learn a thing or two. Although in though shape (the sandtraps on the greens aren't great ) It is a hilly course proving a great, short, and cheap 9 holes of golf.

I've been coming to this course since the trees on it were saplings. Now they're 30-40 feet tall. Anyway, the course used to be a lot nicer. The condition has perpetually deteriorated over the last 8 years or so. On some holes, I land on the green and have to chip or putt around a bunker. There's no hours on the door or anywhere on the establishment.

In the last few months (March/April '16) I've shown up at 9:30 and the course is closed with no signs of opening anytime soon. Once on a Sunday and once on a Friday. I think I just need to let go of nostalgia and remove this course as an option when choosing a par 3 to play at. At least until I hear the management has changed.

I have golfed this course for many years. Since I was 10 years old. I now take my oldest daughter there to golf and she is 6. In general the course is a great starter course but the management and operations of this course are terrible. We bought a Groupon and the kid behind the counter told us since we bought the Groupon and were going to play 18 that we had to pay for a cart twice. $24 cart rental for a cart on a small par 3 course.are you kidding me?

Not the first experience like this that we have with this course. If it wasn't convenient, and a great course for a youth golfer to play on, we would never go back. We are going to try Eagle Run par 3 and see how we like it. $24 for a cart rental on a Par 3 with greens that have sand traps in them.come on!

The owner decided to come visit my friend and I when we were finishing up the 6th hole and told us that we were "gabbing" too much and needed to get moving. I am a PAYING customer and, since I last checked, golf wasn't a hurried or rushed sport! The other thing that ticked me off was that he wasn't at the clubhouse, he was WATCHING us from his home which creeps me out.

We had been out there a couple times and it was quick and easy for us to go out on an evening-but I will NEVER be returning there after that rude encounter. What a nice way to chase off your customers, jerk!