Eagle Ridge Golf Club

Tee box was bad. There are a lot grass in the tee box. Some area in fairway did not have grass. It was not well maintained.

Good rates after 4pm

Nice long beautiful courses with bumpy fairways and tee boxes but overall great setting

They have a nice course layout but they’re not taking care of the course, like they used to.

That should lower their prices so they can get more play. Then they’ll have more money to take care of the course!

DO NOT PLAY HERE!! This place USED to be fairly decent but is now one of the biggest DUMPS in the area for us golfers. Save your $118 and play somewhere else. 1 STAR ALL AROUND

Eagle Ridge used to be one of the best courses in Northern California. The course is really well designed and tough. The tee boxes, fairways are complete trash. The sand traps and greens are still ok. Driving range used to be maintained and it had real turf. Now, it's all trash. Terrible matts, chewed up old range balls. Putting green is still pretty good. It would be nice if someone invested in a complete overhall of the course and got a reliable crew to maintain it.

Eagle Ridge is a wonderful Track but in average condition. It's my recommendation that Eagle Ridge renovates and starts turf reduction, naturalization, golf course renovation via xeriscaping and native planting. By transitioning to a naturalist golf course, Eagle Ridge will save California/Gilroy water while simultaneously allowing the maintenance staff to MANICURE a smaller portion of the golf course and make Eagle Ridge more competitive with cinnabar hills and coyote creek.

Greens were somewhat battered; looked like potentially the average player has poor etiquette

This course isn’t worth the $115 my group paid. The weeds in the tee box did it for me. For 115 I could (should) have played Coyote, or Cinnabar. This course used to be really nice. Not anymore.

Beautiful layout with horrible conditions on most fairways. I can’t help but think they’re wanting the land for more properties/houses etc…so, this is a purposeful avoidance to get support to shut course down. Shame, I hope I’m wrong!

This place really fell off over the last 2 years. For what they’re charging, it’s insane how poor the conditions are. Every tee box is destroyed. Fairway are disgusting. Greens…. Don’t even bother.

From fairway to green is pretty scruffy. But the traps are good the greens are good it doesn’t happen overnight and the track is one of my favorites. The crew is working hard to get the course back in shape.

This golf course charged $120ea on a Sunday morning at 10:30am. Completely dead driving range, practically “bald” range balls and crusted thin mats to hit off of. Overgrown tee boxes, overgrown and weed ridden fairways. Half of the “black” tee boxes were either pure sand or dirt. Over grown trees making tee shots unplayable. Greens that had 10+ ball marks all over the place, barren spots, and unattended blemishes. Not a course I would ever pay $120 to play again. Pace of play was fine but still lackluster given the price.

The ladies in the snack shack were very nice - the cart girl needs to know when to park the cart and conduct business properly. Not ripping open draws and throwing ice around while people are hitting shots.

I played here a few months ago and it was ok for the discounted price from GolfNow. Wasn’t sure it was worth the price then! ($60) I happened to see a price that was too good to pass up! ($45) Well, I’m glad I went (50 min drive)! The course was in the best shape I have seen it in many, many years!

Go play and see why this was one of the best courses in the South Bay!