Eagle Ridge Golf Club

We have been playing Eagle Ridge regularly for 10+ years. The course has improved dramatically over these years until recently. At this time, their greens are in real trouble. One green (#17) was not puttable. The 5th green has several patches of new sod. Other greens are patchy and bumpy. This is very disappointing because they are normally fast and true. Our group will be moving to a new location soon if the greens do not improve soon.

All new Carts and course is in really good shape again

My father-in-law and I have played this course often. Everyone is friendly from Dillion getting our bags on and off the cart to checking in at the pro-shop. The conditions were nice especially since it wasn't raining! Some of the greens are recovering from the summer months. T-Boxes were in good shape too. It was fun, especially breaking 90!

The course is in the best condition that it's been in for years-with plush tee boxes and fairways. Every member of the staff, from Josh who greeted us and loaded, unloaded and cleaned our clubs, to the check-in inside, to the food/beverage counter, and the manager Drew, were all welcoming, friendly and helpful. The course layout is fun, with enough water hazards to keep you honest, but not intimidating. Plus, they just got brand new carts. I highly recommend Eagle Ridge.

Course was in good shape and brand new Golf Carts to go along with it. Great place to play.

Course is challenging but all the rain and poor drainage made it difficult. Not the courses fault however.

“This was my first time playing at this course, and I really enjoyed it. The staff was very professional and helpful, which made the experience even better. I look forward to coming back!”

Course was very wet, not well drained Ed recommend fixing for a week after a heavy rain to be able to play while course without having to move around in central water on almost every hole.

A fun course, simple and not stressful. All staff were friendly; from the bag drop to the counter to the bar/restaurant.

I noticed I used my irons more on the front nine (narrower fairways). The back nine opened up for the woods and had good breadth, IMHO.

The course was in good shape, but the greens had just been treated in the day(s) before I played, with some silica sand causing differences in consistency between greens.

For me, the item I noticed most was the absence of fairway cart paths. A couple of the holes had marginally wet sod which caused the gas-powered carts to spin out easily-- problematic to keeping those areas unblemished.

Overall a great value for the money. I would easily play it again.

Because of the rain, everything that is not the middle of the fairway is OB. Lost countless balls from the first cut. Multiple ponds everywhere from the unfixed water filtering. Truly a disappointment for 35$