Eagle Ridge Golf Club - Links Course
About
Eagle Ridge Golf Club offers three nine-hole courses: the Ridge, the Pines, and the Links. The Pines and the Ridge are the original layout at the club, built over a former sand and gravel quarry. The original designer was asked to create a third nine, the Links, on the adjacent property. The golf course has the same pinelands character that the original layout has but as its name would imply, the layout has a more traditional links-design that offers a different set of challenges from the other two courses. The rolling landscape has many elevation changes formed by a variety of bluffs, cliffs, and ridges. There are also strategically placed bunkers that come into play throughout. In addition to the 27 holes of championship golf, Eagle Ridge also offers a driving range and putting and chipping greens.
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by Qdog235 on 04/29/2024
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Photo submitted by goodtimes808 on 07/05/2022
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Photo submitted by u314160115285 on 12/11/2020
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Photo submitted by JongHo1561463 on 11/10/2019
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Photo submitted by billyboy79 on 11/24/2016
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Photo submitted by Duckworthb on 05/08/2016
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Photo submitted by Duckworthb on 05/08/2016
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24th hole at Eagle Ridge's Links course Photo submitted by NeinMoreHoles on 11/12/2013
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12th hole Photo submitted by JimK950 on 10/05/2012
Golfer Reviews
Eagle Ridge
The course is no longer really worth the money. We played on a Thursday afternoon and there were some tremendous backups. Believe there may have been an issue with tee time scheduling. At one point there were 3 foursomes waiting to tee off on a hole. It's also very challenging at this course when so tight because of all the blind shots. Not knowing if you are hitting in to group ahead. Not a great experience. The only saving grace is thru GolfNow and cheaper vs. going thru direct. But, that may be part of issues on tee times. Tee boxes very chewed up. greens were excellent, however. And quality of fairways was all over the place--from dirt patches to very nice.
No longer my favorite course
Course used to have three 9’s. They sold off land for a development ☹️. Back nine is scattered. Long distance between holes and some of favorite holes no longer exist. Biggest complaint is that course was cart path only. No reason for this course was not wet.
Quality is declining
I've played here about 5 times this year and yesterday was a bit disappointing for the price paid. There were several sand traps with little to no sand. For what the course charges for weekend mornings I think it's not too much to ask for sufficient sand in the traps.
Going Downhill
Its obvious what's happening here . Its only a matter of time maybe a couple years i say before it shuts down for buildings more housing. Tee boxes very poor fairways and greens holding there own , landscaping around in poot shape ! 5hr 15 minutes to play !!!! totally overbooked! Only will go back if its a-good deal . DW
Course layout
It was the first time playing the new layout which I found very good. The greens were in excellent condition. The fairways were great but the tee boxes need work.
My only concern is the price. $150 on the weekends seems very pricey for this course.
Wet Day
Unfortunately it started pouring after about 3 holes and the course was unplayable by 6. Sand Traps became lakes. Would love to go back!
slow pace
⭐☆☆☆☆
Unbelievably slow pace of play. It took us 3 hours just to finish the front nine. By the time we got to the 10th hole, there were already two foursomes waiting ahead of us. We realized it would take several more hours to finish the round, so we had no choice but to leave.
This was a very frustrating experience. The course really needs to do a better job managing tee times and keeping the pace of play moving. We paid to enjoy a round of golf, not spend the entire day waiting.
Great course
The golf was great. The course is not particularly long, but plenty of opportunity to get into trouble. Many traps and high thick rough.
The chef did not show up for lunch when we were there a noon. Only hot dogs and sandwiches at their pub.
Lack of employees so there was a delay in getting a cart and getting started. Plenty of people telling you to stay on pace once the round started.
Some confusion with finding hole to hole and my GPS was not able to be used because the hole numbers had changed.
Confusing changes to hole sequence
First time playing here since the closure of Ridge 9 holes. The reconfiguration of the two remaining nine hole courses (Pine and Links) was confusing even though signage has been added to point the way to the next hole. My Garmin Approach S20 GPS golf watch is up to date, but the changes to course configuration do not
appear to rbe reflect the new configuration. It still has all three nines showing. @
Good course but way overbooked on weekends for a rough 5 1/2 hour round.
I’ve played Eagle Ridge for many years and have enjoyed this place. Obviously, they closed 9 holes and now have 18 remaining. Couse was good and the people working there are doing their best but you can’t charge a premium price and treat your patrons with a 5 1/2 round. Tee times are bumper to bumper and our group waited at every single tee box on every hole. Unfortunately I’m forced to take this one off our weekend roster this year. Really a shame but management did absolutely nothing either on the course or after the round to attempt to fix this. Although they probably know the course is overbooked and you just have us accept it. Not good.