Eagle Ridge Golf Club - Pines Course

First time playing Eagle Ridge. Great experience. From staff friendliness, to beautiful greens. Definitely recommend playing here.

I wouldn't recommend playing this course unless they priced it at $50 instead of $75. They are out there taking care of the course I just am not a fan of the back 9 not having any GPS right now. My cart which was on the cart path wouldn't move anymore due to the cart gps thinking i was in a restricted area. I was on the cart path. A call to the pro shop was needed to walk me through getting the cart going again. One day when it's fixed it will be a much more enjoyable course.

Starter, I think his name was Tom was a nice guy, pro shop guys were cordial and the ranger was a really nice guy. Pace of play was good.

Played this course for $75 booked through Golf Now. I will never go back after playing this course. The GPS on your phone and watch will not work on the 2nd 9. I was on the cart path on 13 and the cart was thinking I was on the green. Needed to call the pro shop and have them get me going. The course is ok. The pro shop workers and starter were very nice. The ranger was also very nice and personable. After playing the round and not wanting my clubs wiped down the guy seemed to get a little angry. I won't ever go back.

Such a great golf course. It is sad to see it bulldozed to make way for more housing. I will play it as often as possible until it is no more. A real shame to lose such a gem.

This course was 27 holes, last year became 18 holes. They have now re-routed more than half the holes and included some of the closed 9 (I think). Cart paths can be confusing though the signage was pretty good to the next tee. A few paths to the next hole now cross in front of other tee boxes, can be disconcerting and dangerous for the players on the tee and in the cart. A few holes the fairways were a bit soggy, but all in all in very good condition. Greens were medium speed, rolled well.

Should have never sold that land… it really ruins the beautiful aesthetic that course use to have. The layout is all wacky now, really sucks to see.

The course was in great shape and the people who work there are awesome. Will be back

Golf now did not notify that course only had 9 holes open so had to play same 9 twice. Would not have booked under these conditions

Eagle Ridge has changed a lot over the past year or so. The current 18 holes were in very nice condition for this time of the year. You may need help from the starter to get from 9 green to 10 tee but overall a great day out on the course.

Course used to be 27 holes , but now its only 18 and the layout is a mess , no signs on where is the next hole..and it is overprice.. i will not recommend this course.

The new layout is a mess compared to playing Eagle Ridge in the past. Almost seems like they sold their best 9-holes and didn't consider the new course route until now. Staff said they may changing the layout again.

Not sure Eagle Ridge is worth the price until they figure that out.

Layout is clumsy. The greens were aerated, it was cart path only, but didn’t seem wet. gps system didn’t work great and it was hard to find a sprinkler head with yardage, gps on cart is also in an awkward position mounted to the dash right behind the drink holder, several yardages incorrect on the gps system, several holes not coming up correctly, geofencing notices on par 3s that would not move off, causing you to use the card yardages, carts in spots would also shut down and make you back up (“you are in a restricted area” even though your on the cart path), bunkers were low on sand and very rocky, temp scorecards in place, cart path signs are hand written with temp paths in place, (all of which should be expected given the fact that this course is going through a layout change and working through renovation kinks….but what isn’t is the price tag $138 + tax. In my opinion there are better options in the area in the $80-$100 range that are in great shape. I’m going to wait until everything is ironed out before I consider returning, but am very skeptical that it will get to a point where the price matches the experience. On a positive note fairways were nice, length of holes felt good, and overall it is a very scenic spot and you don’t feel like you are carved out a housing development so I do feel there is a lot of potential to be a nice course in the area, but time will tell if the investments are made in the right areas.

Good luck - I’m hoping it gets a lot better out there

New layout blends the pine and links courses. It's not 9 links and then 9 pine holes or vice versa, it's a blend of the two courses every 2 or 3 holes which is a little odd but offers a unique experience. Giant sandwall where the ridge course used to be offers a crazy backdrop to hit towards on several holes. Overall course was in great condition and will be back.