Ridge Creek Dinuba Golf Club Awarded Worth the Green Fee 2018 for Central California
Congratulations to Ridge Creek Dinuba Golf Club winning Worth the Green Fee 2018 Award for Central California.
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Ridge Creek Dinuba Golf Club
Alex326
Posted: 10/28/18 4:29a
Member Since: Nov 20, 2015
From: Monterey, Ca
Conditions remain steady at Ridge Creek. Fairways are starting to show some weathering from the summer heat in that they are 50/50 green/brown. However, even the brown areas still offer a great platform to hit from. Greens were rolling medium/fast with a bit more pitch marks than the last time but not nearly as many as from a few months ago.
Tee boxes are a solid 8, nice level and lush with very few divots. Rough is always nasty at Ridge Creek. Anything outside the first cut is game over. Same goes for the long grass around the lips of the bunkers. I lost two balls in bunkers today.
POP was ok. Given it was a weekend, I suppose it wasn’t too bad. Ridge Creek is all about keeping it in the fairway and out of the bunkers. Do that and you can set a PR. Start going wide even to the point of hitting the fairway and rolling into rough and your score balloons like crazy.
Customer service is great and I always enjoy when I have the time to eat at the restaurant afterwards.
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