University Ridge Golf Course

Designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., ASGCA and opened in 2013

University Ridge - Verona, Wisconsin

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Course Details

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Par:

Length:

6888 yards

Slope:

142

Rating:

73.2

Driving Ranges:

Yes

The 18-hole "University Ridge" course at the University Ridge Golf Course facility in Verona, Wisconsin features 6888 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 73.2 and it has a slope rating of 142. The estimated green fees for 18 holes is $139. University Ridge Golf Course Golf Club has an onsite driving range with 4 practice tees. Designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., ASGCA, the University Ridge golf course opened in 2013.

Estimated Green Fees

$139

Scorecard for University Ridge

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOT
Black74.90/144	396	555	242	467	198	623	429	207	587	3704	483	569	200	336	398	352	554	250	413	3555	7259
Blue72.00/139	376	546	174	398	169	570	379	162	554	3328	424	537	174	316	377	321	533	192	408	3282	6610
White69.30/129	355	515	170	354	140	534	345	151	475	3039	375	504	154	294	358	280	514	164	371	3014	6053
Red (L)68.90/121	293	428	135	304	126	442	298	83	421	2530	342	412	95	222	309	245	434	130	286	2475	5005
Par	4	5	3	4	3	5	4	3	5	36	4	5	3	4	4	4	5	3	4	36	72

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K.C. P. Reviewed July 22, 2014

Jason S. Reviewed July 07, 2011

I was born and raised in Wisconsin, and have been playing golf since the third grade, and I'm now a 41 year old, 3 handicap. I decided to play this course the other day for the first time. At the prime time, with a cart, the greens fees are the highest at $69.00. THIS IS WITHOUT QUESTION THE BEST COURSE FOR THE VALUE, MAYBE IN THE WHOLE STATE! Where else can you play a well maintained Robert Trent Jones track for that amount of money? I have an issue with courses charging $100-$150+ because the architect's name is Jones Jr. or Sr., Fazio, Nicklaus, and Palmer. And if the course was designed by Donald Ross, Alister MacKenzie or A.W. Tillinghast you'll be lucky to even see it up close, let alone have the privlege to play it. However, that is another subject all together. Everyone was very friendly, and the course was well maintained. BRING MOSQUITO AND BITING FLY REPELLENT, I keep some in my bag and I'm glad I did, the biting flys can be more than irritating!!! I did not feel the course itself was very difficult, however, if you spray the ball off the tee you are in for A LONG DAY! The rough is thick and in some cases you'll have to club up 2 clubs, there are also some subtle optical illusions you must watch for. I had a great time, and I'm disappointed it took me so long to finally play it. I played Whistling Straits two weeks ago, and it cost about $500 after greens fees, caddy, and caddy tip, and University ridge was maintained just as well.

mackey O. Reviewed June 18, 2011

Great track. I was in Madison for 3 days and played the University course the first day. Played Hawk's Landing the second. I wish I would have gone back to University and skipped Hawk's. I was a single with an 830 am Friday tee time and was paired with 3 others. Two guys were high handicappers but were a pleasure to be around, mostly because they played quickly. The other was an older gentleman that likely was a player in his earlier years. In fact, he dropped his first ACE ever on #8! Great moment. At any rate, this place is truly top-notch. From the great clubhouse / lounge, to the staff, to the practice area, to the course itself. It's clearly a university course from all of the Badger gear, and as a Mid-Westerner / Big Ten supporter, I thought it was great. On the course, the bag boys, starter, and rangers were all friendly and helpful. And $65 for 18 before 9 am is a bargain. The course is unique. The entire front nine is a prairie / links style track. Open, rolling, tight, and very few trees. The bunkers and rough punish off target shots. While tough, it's very playable. The back nine is a stark contrast to the front. Narrow, plenty of elevation changes, and heavily wooded. Actually, you're straight in the woods. It really is great. The bunkers were soft, white sand. The fairways were in pristine, actually perfect, condition throughout. The greens? Wow. The greens. Big, fast, and true. Classic Robert Trent Jones. Multi-leveled and deceptive. Tough reads. But when you get the right line and correct speed, there are makeable putts out there. Speed is the name of the game. On approach, they're firm. Good shots will hold, bad ones won't. Bring your A game. Even if you don't, you'll still enjoy the scenery and you'll get much needed practice with the thick, nasty 2nd cut. If I'm ever in the Madison area again, I'm playing this course.

matthew S. Reviewed January 30, 2011