Sunset Ridge Golf Club

Thank you for sharing your feedback. While we appreciate any constructive input from our golfers, we must respectfully disagree with the assertion that ownership does not care about the condition of Sunset Ridge, Owasco or Lyndon. All three courses are well respected and well supported by the golf communities they serve. Played the front 9 at Sunset Ridge yesterday afternoon and it was in very, very good shape now that our mowers are getting into the areas previously too wet to enter. Greens were almost completely recovered from spring aeration now that they are seeing sun and heat. Early season sprays of fertilizer, weed control and other essential chemicals are starting to take effect as well. Recovery from allowing our leagues and members to take carts out into the wet conditions, rather than delay the start of the league season by several weeks was a calculated risk. We managed the traffic with ropes as best we could. Unfortunately not all of our league players stay on the paths or in the fairways as asked, do not fix pitch marks as asked and do not repair divots as asked so our efforts to recover always take longer. All that being said rest assured that the grass on the courses is resilient as our we and our grounds teams. A little patience and you will see the results. Our maintenance crew is working incredibly hard to recover from the wettest spring in our time of owning the properties and we fully back their efforts. We value our league members and ask for your patience and constructive support as team continues to move the courses forward. All that being said rest assured that the grass on the courses is resilient as our we and our grounds teams. A little patience and you will see the results. Alternatively if you would like a refund for the remaining league schedule please ask in the golf shop and we will gladly accomodate.

Kyle, thank you for sharing your perspective. For the benefit of people reading your review who might try to make a similar decision and request on busy day we would like to clarify the details of your day here; We were one of the only courses in the area open with carts after a week of rain, and as a result, we hosted over 200 other golfers who were all very patient and appreciative of being able to play on carts. Our staff offered you the option to start on the back nine as a courtesy, but they did advise that it would likely result in a much longer wait than simply waiting behind the players who were on the first tee at the time you checked in. Choosing to bypass that short line is what ultimately led to your delay. During our early-season "no tee time" period, the system works best when everyone patiently waits their turn in line so the flow remains consistent for everyone.