seasons ridge golf course

The course is country beautiful with rolling hills and high elevated tee boxes. Good condition. Not too terribly hard especially if you play it twice, then you know the lay of the land.

Played this course 2 days over the weekend and although it was cart path only due to major rain in the area we enjoyed ourselves. The pro shop was very helpful in changing our tee times to get our golf in since we were staying at Seasons Bay on a golf package and would not be returning for the rest of the year. The course was pretty in the gloomy weather and my husband and I hope to play is again next year. The only thing I noticed that concerned me was a very large hole in one of the fairways. Not sure what is going on there but I thought it needed some kind of barrier around it.

This course is challenging and beautiful. The lakes are full of fish that must eat the golf balls. I enjoyed playing this course. I am not any good at golf but I enjoy playing good courses.

Played August, 2014. Staff was friendly and helpful. Lots of elevation that takes effort in hot weather. Pretty and fun course. Several sand traps were under repair, which didn't appear to be progressing quickly. Price was a little over $70 for a Friday afternoon. Price went down after 3:00.

Fun course. Well maintained. Great elevated tee boxes. We really enjoyed playing here. Staff was friendly and helpful. Par 3s over the water were fun.

It was a pretty course to play and staff was very friendly and helpful. A bit pricey for a weekday morning of golf. It was very hot and we were told the refreshment cart would be coming around, but it never did. We played the back 9 and there was only one spot for water, so make sure you take your own. It gets very humid in the Lake of the Ozarks. I would probably go back some day unless I can find a less expensive place to play.

Course In great shape. Very scenic. Good course for the average player. A lot of holes bowl shaped which is good for keeping the ball in lay but requires a lot of walking up and down steep slopes from cart path to green. Not very crowded this time of year. Will come back.

Beautifully set course in the steep hills around the lake. Staff was extra friendly and helpful. The course is long, and very up and down. Landing areas are generous, but for an older golfer like me, the humidity coupled with the constant climbing to the greens, even getting as close as I could on the cart path with my cart, would make me choose another course next time I'm at the resort.

This is a tough course. Most holes have some sort of uphill / downhill lie. Some of the elevations are quite steep. Course is very well maintained. Take advantage of the afternoon rates.

I've played this course numerous times over the past 7 years. During that time the rocks in the sand traps have multiplied, as has the grass in the traps. Most bunkers are really mud traps, not sand traps. The cart path hasn't been repaired during that time either. On the other hand Seasons Ridge continues to ask for outrageous green fees, even while the course is empty most of the time. Why pay their fees, when there are so many well maintained courses in the area with lower fees.On the plus side, the course is fun, challenging, and scenic and the employees friendly

Played golf here twice last week, the course was not in the best shape on Monday due to all the rain and bad weather they have been having.....by Friday, the course was in a lot better shape, grass cut, bunkers raked, and fun to play. It can be a challenging course but it is woman friendly.

The course has seen better days, I hope. The fairways are a sloppy mess, the cart paths are crumbling away, the sand traps are more like rock traps, and the greens are patchwork. There are much better options for your money at the lake to play golf.

Fun course! Tight but on the shorter side. Course was in good shape besides greens. Looks like they got a little burned up last summer. GPS on carts worked well

Have played this course many times on past buddy trips. Seems the summer weather just destroyed the greens. Large areas on every green with no grass. Tees and fairways in great shape. Many traps were a mess - liner poking through in many places. The only good news is we had the place to ourselves - guess the word got out.

Just got back from playing Season's Ridge on April 20th. We had a tee time at 9:30 am and were told when we got there we wouldn't be able to tee off until at least 10:15. Why?-Well they had scheduled us in between a group of 40 people in front of us and 30 people behind us. When I asked why we weren't told this before, they said they never tell people about these kind of groupings. Well of course they don't, they want my $56 to stay there and don't want me going somewhere else! Oh and by the way, the round of golf only took about 5.5 hours and we only played 14 holes before we had to quit. Did they offer us anything to keep us happy? Of course not, why would they do that?