Eagle Ridge Golf Club - Links Course

The original Ridge and Pines Golf Course is a beautiful layout. Not crazy about the new nine it's a links layout with a lot of funky holes I would say five of them are not appealing to my eye which is a big part of enjoying around the Gulf if I can ensure that I would play the original 18 I would play the golf course quite a bit but because they can't guarantee it it's it's down on my list

The course was in excellent condition but I think they need to advise golfers to replace their ball marks on the greens....I've never seen so many unrepaired ball marks before. But other than that greens were excellent. Pace of play was slow due to the two guys we were paired with. We held up the group behind us and had a hole open in front of us.....that drives me nuts. Nothing to do with the course, but included it anyway. Enjoyable, challenging day of golf.

Played Pines and Links from the blue tees and both were difficult. Very little sand in bunkers and greens were pockmarked with ball marks. Friendly staff and was able to complete round in under 4 hours.

Pace of play was excellent and course conditions above average. Definitely good value.

I was expecting a typical flat New Jersey shore course but there were a lot of elevation changes, impeccable fairways and greens.

There are some really interesting holes, not too difficult however.

I’ll be playing here many more times.

Tee time on Golf Now for a single, expect to join up with at least a twosome, got paired up with a kid who wanted to play a quick 9, not this day, he lasted 5 holes.

Played the rest of the way by myself, not my favorite way to play, but the course was in good shape, had a beautiful day, and I hit the ball well, and enjoyed my day on the course.

The course was in good shape and nice but the fact that the sprinklers were on at 230 in the afternoon and got me soaked did not make me very happy .

I have not been to this course in years. It was in great shape, tough if you didn't hit the ball straight. Everyone there was friendly and helpful. I would definitely play more rounds here

Sad to say that this course is coming under the knife or perhaps even disappearing altogether; you see, developers are submitting plans to local governments to redevelop the property into housing and commercial purposes. The course is presently surrounded by senior housing and has finally grown into a very nice golf course. It would be a shame to lose it. The layout is good with interesting variations of terrain and format. There are three nine-hole courses the first two are traditional northeast USA style presentations with tree-lined fairways ranging from flat to hilly with large firm greens; the newest 9 is a links style more open design. Pace of play is generally good on weekdays. If you haven't played here yet, you should seriously think about giving it a play while you can!

Course gives you lots of options and in very good condition for an open to the public course. I helps to have a fair degree of local knowledge on many tee shots and lay-ups. Speed could be helped with more bunker rakes on those huge bunkers or make them waste areas; and allowing carts closer than 100 yards from center of greens. Solid course and will gladly play it again