Pheasant Ridge Golf Club

I was so excited to play this course today but I shouldn't have been. We had to get onto this course because Treesdale, where we are members at was completely booked because it was a beautiful day. We got there and they were completely out of carts, then the range only had mats and was irons only. We then got onto the tee box and had to wait 30 minutes before we could tee off. The course was in good shape but it took us two hours and 30 minutes to finish our round, that was 9 holes because we didn't want to wait 6 hours to play all 18. And to add on to the bad pace of play there is a gun range less than a mile from the golf course. I will never play this course again and do not recommend

Went for the first time on the 4th of July weekend for $39. Greens and most fairways were excellent and in good condition for early July. Clubhouse attendant was very personable and a pleasure to talk to. The only thing that I would have to say that is negative would be about the cart paths. Most holes were unpaved and very uneven. In the future, I would hope that they would consider paving. Also, there was no grass seed/sand mixture for the fairways which left unfilled divots on a few. Overall though, it was a beautiful course and hope to be back whenever I take another trip out to Pittsburgh!

Golfed here for the first time today in a scramble. The course is in beautiful condition. The event was well organized. The staff was friendly. I would highly recommend trying this course.

Overbooking seems to be their MO. Booked a tee time for 2 people about 45min beforehand, called to confirm they could take us, drove a half hour to get there, and was told on arrival that they couldn't let us play for a couple hours. Absolute garbage the way this place runs. Have been told by a friend that if they run a groupon type special, they treat your Groupon as second class to full price golfers and will make you wait hours to let the full price golfers go first.

I really liked this course. Yes there were tight fairways and yes there were hills. We are in the Allegheny mountains. The greens were picturesque and well maintained. It was really a beautiful course to play. Even saw a doe and two fawns on the back nine. Very enjoyable. Will be back.

This place used to be so nice and very reasonable to play in terms of cost. NOW, it costs way too much money to play and the course is always overbooked. You can spend another $6 and play Cranberry Highlands which is always in much better condition or spend $10 more and play Quicksilver. This used to be a great course for $40, but their competitors in the area are much more reasonable. I suggest Pittsburgh North Golf Course, or head up to Strawberry Ridge for a good $40 course. VERY DISAPPOINTED with Pheasant Ridge over the past two years...

This incident has also been reported to the PA Department of Health. We booked a tee time online today. Upon arrival, we were informed that, due to an internal booking error, our tee time had been registered for an hour later. We were advised to wait for carts and that we would be able to go out on Hole #10. No big deal. We waited in the parking lot for people to return carts and, once four carts were returned (there were four of us), we sanitized our own carts (carts were not sanitized upon return), loaded our bags, and headed to the 10th hole. As we were approaching the tee box, the owner came speeding down to the hole and exclaimed that we were not permitted to golf with 4 carts. Given the COVID19 outbreak and that every other course in the area is adhering to the regulations, we assumed that we would need to ride one person per cart. The owner said "I have 25 people ready to tee off and I'm only charging $22. I can't make money if everyone has their own cart. You will need to share carts. Is this a problem?" I promptly told him that there's a pandemic and that we would prefer to ride one per cart to maintain social distancing. The owner stated that "people came all the way to the course after working all day and they can't be put out if they don't have a cart". He followed this up by telling us "I'm only charging $22, they're going to turn the course into townhouses if I let you ride one to a cart". We were forced to leave one cart at the 10th hole and one of the guys in our foursome was forced to walk the course (after he had already paid to ride). I will absolutely never come back to this course and will escalate this to the highest level possible to the PA Department of Health and governor's office to, hopefully, help others avoid being put into unsafe situations at the expense of the owner overbooking and trying to make money. Every course in the area is following protocol and there are plenty of other places to go that will not put you into unsafe situations.

Course is well maintained, and friendly we did get backed on the front nine. Overall it's a nice place to go but you can't see most of the flags from the tee box. Rough terrain. Lots of dips and valleys.

Second season playing at PHGC and I really like this course. The greens are very nice with challenging undulation, which was the main reason I came back. I have never witness a rude staff and never been looked down at when asking to refill my water bottles. I see the grounds keepers always working and in my opinion it shows on the course. That being said, I would like to see the cart paths repaved.I mostly play weekday mornings twice a week during the summer and the pace of play has never been an issue. However, that is not to say PACE isn't lacking on weekends as I am sure is that case most places.

The absolute worst pace of play in western Pennsylvania. Be prepared for a 6 hour round, waiting on every tee box, every shot. No joke we pulled up to the #4 par 3 and there was 5 groups waiting to play. The owner is a completely disrespectful, hot headed, no class person. After taking 2 hours 50 minutes for 9 holes he told me "what do you expect, its Saturday.. you need to lower your expectations." Meanwhile I have played 60+ rounds already this year all over the Pittsburgh region and I have NEVER encountered such a poor experience as this.Its been 1 month since Mike kicked me out, threatened to call the police, and banned me from the course for questioning why I did not get a full 9 hole refund. Since then I have played 12 other rounds and not one went over 4 hours for 18 holes. I guess I should thank him for being so rude to me, now I have joined a private club and spent much more money, but never again will a penny of mine go to that course. People will pay good money to have a good, regulated pace of play. Any golfer would rather shoot 100 and play 18 holes in 4 hours, then to shoot under par in over 6 hours. Not only that, if the pace if good, people come back and spend more money.... 60+ rounds this year, another 60+ next year, and the year after that... not one of them will EVER be at this course. Good business model.