Ironwood Golf Club

A well kept collection of three 9-hole courses hidden away among residential neighborhoods. Tight fairways, well placed traps, bit of water and rolling terrain near the greens make it a challenge. Nothing too easy here and it has good management. My only complaint is that the driving range is carpet only.

Pace of play was great they had it spread out fairly well but to pay 70 dollars for how the green conditions were are laughable truthfully, played early this morning and we we're probably the 1st or 2nd group to play, there were soooo many ball marks on the green not fixed, lots of patches in the greens I've played better for cheaper, greens keeper needs some more help it seems like .lots of opportunities to score taken away from the ball hitting a ball mark and bouncing, hardly ever a true roll

Nice pubic course. Not too pricey. The t-boxes need attention but that is common at a lot of public courses (broken tees, full trash cans, uneven box, etc). They don't have any ball cleaning stations from what I can tell. Three 9 hole courses. I like the scenery of the lakes but hate the lakes :-) A lot of water! The Ridge is ok but very nice houses on the course, not too close but enough to make the occasional slicer nervous. Never played in the Valley course. Only four stars because the driving range has limited space, isn't grass but turf with rocks underneath that allows for tees. However, you can't easily control your Tee depth. You have to break your tee to the length you normal use to tee off. The ball buckets are often not picked up and the players have to pick them up from the driving range before going to the machine to get your balls.

The clubhouse has been redone since I had last been there (~4 years ago). It's a nice course and I really enjoy the variety in layout between the 3 nines. The Valley is a little bit more wide open, the Lakes is trickier because of all the water, and then the Ridge makes you think more about club selection. The course is always in okay shape. Nothing spectacular, but not terrible for a free, public course. On Labor Day this year they had an great deal: $3 SunKing beers and $3 hotdog/chips. Beverage cart was very available during the round.

Overall played here twice this summer. In July the course was In great shape. Fun course in good shape and was happy first time. This round today, tee boxes, Sand, range was awful and even worse greens with more sand on them than bunkersOn few. Nothing like putting on a beach. Really disappointed in how the course was for the price. Will likely not play here again this year based on the conditions.

You guys are pieces of shits. Pay 120$ for me and my buddy to play on a Wednesday at 11, don't get done until 4 because u guys don't know how to enforce pace of play. Absolutely ridiculous, if there wasn't water on this course they would be out of business because the people and conditions are bottom tier. Please don't waste your money at this course when there's 50+ courses within an hour in better conditions for the price.The bev girl at the bar very nice tho, she damn near was the high point of the round

I'm a terrible golfer. I own that. I'm not joining the PGA so I just go out to have a good time. This was hands down the worst golf experience I've ever had. My standards are not high. At all. First hole, the cart died. Had to take it back. Got harassed by other golfers on the course, (ironwood can't do anything about that but it added to the misery of the day) divots everywhere, had to wait for the lawn mowers on multiple holes, and a 3rd of the course was shut down due to lawn maintenance. None of which was told to me before reserving my tee time. If I could leave a zero star review I would have. 0/10 would not recommend. I'm a pretty forgiving person and have never left a bad review for anything before. This was my second time at this course but chalked my previous experience up to "I'm sure they just had a bad day" It is clearly just how they do business.

Staff is very friendly. The course however... almost every tee box is beaten to where you have to hit your ball out of a divot every time. I don't know if they don't have sprinklers or something because every time your club hits the ground you feel like it's going to break. The greens are like putting on a pile of gravel and all of this will cost you 35 for 9 holes. Not to mention that it is always packed and it takes about 3 hours to finish 9 holes. I understand it is hard to manage 27 holes but some of these things are just the bare minimum to maintaining a course. I hope that it improves in the future.

Really enjoy this golf course. The clubhouse is nice. 27 holes of challenging golf. I prefer the Ridge and the Lakes, but the Valley course is just a since and just as challenging

This golf course is repulsive. Not only were they incredibly rude at the counter as we checked in, but they were also "inconvenienced"when our golf cart died on the first hole. They charged us an extra $50 when we had already paid. The manager, Scott couldn't be more of a dick. His judgement was inescapable. This course was mediocre at best. However, you'd think you were playing at a PGA course with the sheer entitlement the staff embodied. Don't go to this course unless you went to Harvard.