I went over to walk 9 holes. The course layout is nice but I think I contracted malaria from all…read morethe mosquito bites. They were horrible, I couldn't even finish my round. I guess I should've known better when you have a lot of rain, heat and humidity.

A very challenging but beautiful course. They've put some serious work in over the last few years…read more That, of which, would make Hank Haney proud. They host many tournaments and scrambles out here are quite fun. They have a great driving range and large putting green. If it's your first time playing, you'll quickly realize that there isn't a cart path the majority of the time. But, it's a pretty straightforward layout. During the summer, it can be quite firm, which makes the greens pretty difficult and scoring can be a challenge. However, you'll get great roll on your drives from the tee box. Fair trade off, I suppose.

The most revealing second in my golf life was the first time I saw Slicefixer's video dissecting…read morethe differences between the releases back in 2010. Which led down the path to the 9-3, a lot of chats with Russc, and finally the trip to see Geoff Jones. Geoff Jones as a person is a cocktail created by a stern upbringing of a southern lawmen father, and a strong distaste for not winning it all in competitive golf. This blend of Hogan like work ethic mixed with a curiosity to seek out the secret, he looked for the truth through video study much like the X and O's in present day NFL, Jon Gruden style. But be careful about bringing up unsubstantiated golf theories, as you will be met by a cold glare that can cut down forests faster than any chainsaw crew. While his personality might be a bit brash for the commentating styles on the Golf Channel, but the truth is what distinguish the Slicefixer from any others in Golf instruction. And he will back it up, in visual evidence and on the range. Slicefixer golf facility is a utilitarian driven teaching bay where the golf instruction ticks more reliable than an atomic watch. Rain or shine this place echoes with the thumps of ball striking. While some of his training methods are thrown together more like Larry the Cable Guy than the surgical refinement of a Mercedes Benz, they are highly functional, and they have 1 singular focused goal in mind. You will learn what the correct golf swing looks and feels, if you put in the effort. Slicefixer's instructions starts with a step by step of checklist forged through years of teaching and revelations from visual stimulation. First he will film your swings from several angles, then on to the Grip, posture, back swing. Each with a purpose, laid out on the surgical table and scrutinized to within 1/2 a degree of angles. Then its on to a film study session and explanations of why certain things appear the way they do but in reality it's the polar opposite. Followed by range session where he explains each lesson by illustrating feel and drills to ingrain it. But it does not feel like a system, this is the part that is difficult to explain, lets just say the knowledge you walk away with enforces the Slicefixer ideas with a clarity like no other classroom. This is the Slicefixer way, you will learn the road map to get there. And it will take a tremendous amount of work, which he will draw out in a military training style regiment. Conclusion, walking away from this place brings a empty sadness. It's like leaving the golf meca after the pilgrimage, while you have experienced it, it's hard to be without. Like stopping at just one strip of thick crunchy slice of country bacon. The mechanics, work ethic, mental approach enforced at every bullet point with his trademark terms(Scrape and rake, Busting it). The only focus the Slicefixer will out line for you is brutally simple, Your body will be honed in to a Hardcore Golf Machine if you can follow the way. Albert Einstein once said "Information in not knowledge", and that's the secret of the Slicefixer method. Intelligent and focused workout along with the knowledge is the key to becoming a great golfer. This is the accelerated course in golf, skipping all the local golf instructor BS and regurgitated decade old golf digest article tips. After the 3 day golf buffet with Geoff Jones, I am focused, armed and now ready to start my own golf journey.

What an amazing course!! We came for a girls golf trip and left with the dreams of an even bigger…read moreone at cedar creek. The course was great and fun. Make sure to bring lots of crappy balls to lose. Cause you will lose a lot. The staff was friendly and very accommodating. I can't wait to come back!!!

Beautiful course & very challenging. Well kept grounds with stunning views. A gem for sure!read more

I looked at all the glowing reviews and decided to give it a shot. After switching to the third…read morecart due to the other two having a top speed of 1.2 MPH I embarked on this journey of searching for tee boxes as the course doesn't flow well. At Most of the Tee-boxes I needed a hammer just to get my tee in the ground deep enough to hold a ball. The greens were very rough and most had large patches of dirt in the middle of them. Suffice it to say, I won't be back.

So impressed with Pine Ridge Golf Course! From the course to Top Tracer to the staff, we were blown…read moreaway. What started as a morning outing for our family turned into an all day event!! Ending with dinner and live entertainment! It is now our go to place in Paris! Fun and relaxing atmosphere!

The course is out in the country but for, in essence, playing in a field or the woods it's pretty…read morewell maintained. There are 9 fairways (18 holes are played using different tees and layouts) and it's a nice walk. They have carts if you want to ride instead and everything is reasonably priced. Just be careful not to hit out of bounds. The traps could use a little help and if it has been raining either wait or prepare to get a little muddy. All in all I liked the course and the environmental conditions definitely keep you on your toes.

I'm a pass holder/member which allows me to play this course whenever I want. This is the 2nd…read morenicest course in the Bossier City/Shreveport area. Southern Trace is probably better but I wouldn't actually know since that course is PRIVATE and I've never been extended an invite to tee it up there. But for a Daily Rate of Play this is hands down the best course in the area. $65 green/cart fee is what you can look to pay if you roll up and want to peg a tee in the ground. This is the cost no matter the day of the week or the time of day. There is NO Twilight savings etc... The greens are fast and the course is well maintained. My only complaint is some of the fairways are mowed too tight which can lead to mis-hits which can be extremely aggravating!! However, overall I highly recommend this course if you're in the area and looking to get in 18...

Wonderful staff, beautiful course, amazing country club. My son attended a prom here last weekend…read moreand everything was above par. . from the decor, staff, to the beautiful setting in a gated neighborhood! We will definitely be back as our son is an avid golfer. Would highly recommend!

I've played this course 6 times a year when ever I visit Hot Springs. This the worst I ever seen…read moreit. The front 9 closed, the back 9 greens/browns where awful. I wish the pro shop would inform people when they call to book of the conditions Worst paid, full price

Been coming here since I was a little girl, I'm now a grown woman and still impressed. Arkansas…read moredoes it right with their parks & Rec!

There's very little info both on the website and online about the hours of the restaurant…read more Arrived at 7 pm 1/3/26 to find the whole place closed. Closed on a Saturday night. No restaurant hours posted on their website, Facebook page or online. Very frustrating.

You do not want to stay at the lodge. I booked three nights at the guest lodge because I was in…read moreGlenwood dealing with my sister's estate. I booked the lodge on line and thought it would meet my needs. Well, it did not. At $90 plus a night in Glenwood, Arkansas, you would expect something pretty good. It wasn't. First of all, the guest lodge is 2 miles down a dirt road from the clubhouse and front desk. So if you need another key, or if there is a problem you either have to drive back to the desk OR call and hope they can send someone to you to help. If you lock yourself out and do not have a cell phone you are SOL as there is no one around to help. Second, when I drove over to the lodge (I was assigned the "older" building which appeared to be a converted house) and let myself in, the woman who happened to be there cleaning informed me that the water was not drinkable because there had been a water main break in town and there was a boil order. Funny thing was that the two people that checked me in did not mention that. So this meant a trip into town to get a gallon of water and a bag of ice. If she hadn't been working when I got there I could very well be listing dysentery as one of my complaints. Third, the common kitchen area REEKED of old cooking odors and general mustiness. Fourth, even though I was only one of a couple of rooms occupied, they gave me a depressing, dark old room that was basically at the basement level with a high window that looked out at a brick wall. Fifth, the "gazebo" area that had the hot tub was dirty and furnished with broken and musty furniture. I didn't dare lift the lid to the hot tub and check it out. Sixth, as I checked out I mentioned to the man working that I was less than enthused about my accommodations. He chuckled and advised me to "stay in the newer building next time." There will be no next time. I do not in any way shape or form recommend this place as a place to stay over night unless you plans are to play golf, get drunk, and crash.

The worst golf course in the state of Arkansas. called ahead to get a tee time and they gave my…read morecart to someone else. After waiting 30 mins to get a cart I proceeded to play the rockiest fairways with the worst greens I've ever seen. I would not pay $10 to play here

The people were awesome, let me get that straight first. Super accommodating and very nice…read more However... I had a group of 10 come and play, booked tee time 2 weeks in advance for a bachelors trip. They proceeded to assure me that our tee time would be good to go, I called 2 days in advance and said the same. The morning of the tee time they pushed my time back because they were busy. I understand how busy courses can get, I work at a course, but a tee time is a tee time, when you push a tee time, you ruin chances for big plans later in the day. I had to scramble to get everything else pushed back. They did accommodate us with free range balls (which you can't hit driver on), and made us popcorn. They were very upset that they had to change plans for us. When we arrived (when they said we would be good to go), they said that it was taking even longer than expected and we proceeded to absolutely sweat in the hot humid weather. We got to the first tee and the group that was infront of us (the reason we couldn't tee off) had the manager of the course, Chris, playing. I understand that you need to play with the seniors sometimes to keep relations, I've done this before at the course I work at, but if it's crazy busy, your job needs to supersede your golf round. The tee boxes look like they havent been mowed in weeks, there were fire ants all over the 3rd tee box and we got bit and stung all over, and the greens play like fairways at a shitty course. And also, even though the course is called lake side, don't expect to see the lake, the only water they have is a fountain that you can't see from the 3rd tee box (which is where it is), and a pond that is the same color as an abused porta-potty bathroom. Let me reiterate, the people were very friendly and super helpful and accommodating to our situation, but the greens keepers need to step up