Eagle Ridge Golf Club - Links Course

Second tee time of the day. Played the course in 3 hours 10 minutes. Greens are in really good shape on both nines (ridges and links). Will definitely play again

This course is outstanding, from the staff to the course itself. One of the best I have played, and I plan to return very often.

I have always enjoyed playing this course. And this started out the same way. However by the third hole the rangers was on us a out our pace of play. Yet there was no one in front or behind us. We closed the half hole gap and made the turn. We stopped at the turn for a drink and took the four minute ride to the 10 tee. As we came off the 10th green the ranger was back only this time with a nasty attitude. I was playing with a member and was shocked to see the behavior of this employee. Puts a real damper on an otherwise nice round. So rather then let it go I stopped in the pro shop and spoke with the assistant pro. Rather then a simple apology he defended this out of cotrol ranger. Very disappointed.

Great conditions greens in excellent shape staff super friendly recommend playing all 3 courses

I love eagle ridge

3 awesome 9 hole tracks

At times pace of play can be an issue however yesterday we went as fast as we liked. Unfortunately it was 98 degrees real feel over 105 so we couldnt move too quick.

Course layout is awesome, fully equipped with a range and bar.

A few gripes

Not enough water coolers in the ridge and links course

2nd the members of the course are always nasty.

The club house and staff was good and helpful . However, The course layout felt cramped and poorly designed. It's s a 27 hole facility that should and could be a championship 18 hole course. Many of the holes felt for lack of a better term "gimmicky". Narrow and poorly designed landing areas for tee shots on most holes with overgrown fescue. It's just a typical senior resort course not worth anything over 50 a round. This coming from a well traveled digit handicap.

Course was in great condition. Well manicured and taken care off. A few holes besides the par 3s are walk only. Most fairways are wide. On the pricey side so try to play with a discount when available.

Its a great looking course that always gets the best me.

Fantastic price for the round even though I lost a few balls.....

The pace of play has finally improved. We finished in just over 4 hours. WOW. Management is doing a good job focusing on this problem. The staff has always been first class and friendly. My only minor complaint is that the beverage cart had very little to buy. How about pretzels Arizona beverages. Etc. Gatorade and Pepsi does not cut it. The sign on hole nine advertising to call in your food order should also have a menu with it.

First off, be careful when booking your round as I did so through Golf Now but somehow ended up booking a round at Eagle Ridge in California. The woman in the Pro-Shop said it happens all the time so make sure you double check when booking. Anyway, despite my mistake, they were able to fit my friend and I in with another 2some teeing off at roughly the same time I thought I had booked. We played from the Blues on both the Ridge 9 and Pines 9 and even from the Blues, it felt like a short course. The tips (Blacks) are another 400 yards all together but we felt that for a fun round on a Sunday morning, we would stick with the Blues. We showed up for our 8:30am round about an hour early and hit some balls to warm up. The practice range is very, very good. You are able to hit off grass to several mock greens with flags and yardages, which in my eyes, is far better than simply having a flag stuck in the ground as an aiming point. It is great to be able to warm-up while aiming and trying to land your ball on greens from whatever distance they are measured out to. Once we teed off, the pace of play was so-so. That being said, it was a perfect morning weather-wise and was the Sunday of Memorial Day long weekend so we knew there would be a lot of groups playing. We played Ridge and Pines (Links is the other 9 making up the 27 holes they have there) and both 9s were in great condition. The course (both) is definitely short though and Driver is not needed on several of the par 4s but can be hit if you are comfortable hitting those 50 to 60 yard approach shots. The tee boxes could use some work, though they are flat. It just seems like the tee box grass is different than the rest of the course...almost like some kind of farmer's field grass. But, they are flat, and that is pretty much the most important thing. The fairways are all nicely maintained and you can find yourself nice flat lies most times. No fault to the course itself, but the divots made by golfers are everywhere. Players who only play a couple of times per year usually do not know the etiquette of replacing your divot, or they just do not care. Same goes for the green, unfortunately. There are so many ball marks on the greens that you feel compelled to fix 5 or 6 more on top of your own. That is about the only "complaint" I can say about this place....other than the divots, the course was in fantastic condition. The greens rolled nice and true and were fairly quick. The greens are big enough too to where you can easily have a 60 or 70 footer over some mounds with break. Quite a challenge if you are not accurate with your approach shots. I ended up shooting a 78 that very easily could have been a 73 or 74. Again, I had 4 3putts, all resulting in a bogey, after starting with a look for birdie. Frustrating, but they had nothing to do with the course or conditions. It is clear that maintenance really takes pride in the course and it shows with how nicely taken care of the place is. I would absolutely play here again and probably will 2 or 3 more times over the summer. The price is right and the drive is less than an hour for me. It is a fun course, is in good shape, and is challenging enough for even the most skilled of players. I know I have a low number waiting for me at Eagle Ridge later on this summer and cannot wait to make it official. Do yourself a favor and get out there....but please fix your ball marks and divots, especially on the greens!!

We play here, and all over almost year round..weather permitting in the winter and it's always challenging and in great condition.

Conditions good, greens on the slow side

Slow pace on the back nine - this is what happens when you have players from the Links and the Ridge converging on the same back nine. They're doing this to save money?

played this course many times, really disappointed this time. Greens very bumpy and inconsistent. Pace of play was horrible. Things are going down hill here.

3 nines here. Ridge and Pines are the best. More playable than the Links. Course in good condition, although greens were a little bumpy. Just didn't enjoy the Links with it's blind shots and cart path only on some holes. Just off the fairways is heavy rough, beyond that not much chance for a decent lie.

Always love to play this place, 3 nine hole courses, all in great shape, greens a little faster on the Links course...The weather was Great. One take back I have with this place is the Staff attention....Tee time was purchased thru Golf Now...and was made to wait at the counter in Pro Shop to check In while person was talking to what seemed to be a friend or maybe a member...but just tell me I will be right with you...No less I was purchasing 2 pieces of Apparel which was not cheap...Now this is was got me...I had planned for Dinner there on Prime Rib nite...which we did eat there and Rib was Outstanding...another $125 spent...but when I asked guy in Pro Shop if I can talk with someone in Kitchen about certain Dietary needs for one in my group he did not know how to get in touch with kitchen and told me just go back there and walk in...REALLY...anyway that's my story

The golf course was fine, but I had 1 major objection. The second 9 we played the Links course. There were many blind shots and we could not figure out the proper line or layout on many of the holes. We found ourselves in trouble when there was plenty of room to the other side of the hole. Often the Tee box lined you up to go in the wrong line.

We played the back 9 (Ridge I believe) and the Links in the back. I played with 2 people who have never played this course before, and they loved it.

We booked the tee time on Tuesday to ensure we would get out. After waiting on the weather all week, the rain had held up for us throughout the entire round. It was great.

We got there somewhat early and the starter was a great guy; he told us to go hit a couple balls and get back here and he would let us out there early. I would recommend just getting a large bucket for all 4 of you, because the buckets are kind of big.

The starter placed us behind a group who was not only good, but also playing best ball. We did not have to wait at all throughout the round. Another thing I liked about yesterday's round was that no one was placed directly behind us.

Overall, the round was everything I could have asked for. The weather held up, we were rushed, and we weren't waiting. We even got to play the challenging links course.

One negative I did notice was the massive divots on the greens. I feel like I see that on almost every course, but if everyone were to fix 1 divot on the green every time a group walked onto the green, the greens would be that much better.

Eagle Ridge is one of my favorite courses in the area. With the 18 hole option along with the 9 links holes, you can get a taste of all different types of golf.

We started at 10, then played the front nine as the back nine. Playing twilight, it was as if we had the whole course to ourself.

Even with a weeks worth of rain, the course still played pretty well.

The fairways were in good shape, and the greens were in alight shape. One thing I did notice is the lack of divot fixes on the green. If you're going to be that good and get GIRs, you should have the courtesy to fix it when you get to the green. It only makes everyone else's game better as well.

When playing the front and back nine, there were some beautiful views to capture as the sun went down.

This is the course that I would play each weekend if I had to play a course that provided quality and a good price, but I like to try different courses out.

This place gets pretty packed in the summer, and I wouldn't expect the same pace of play and freedom we had yesterday, in July.

One thing I have noticed in the past is that although members do get special privileges, I don't think that they have the right to cut in front of a group on their way back from the links course. This has happened to me and my group numerous times; when reaching the 17th hole, we are all of a sudden backed up because people from the links decide to cut in front of us on the way back, hitting 17 and 18. I understand everyone wants to get those extra couple of holes in, but this has caused me and my group to miss the 17th and 18th hole due to time, because people who have got their 18 holes in decided to cut us off to get more holes in. That isn't fair in my opinion.

All in all, beautiful course. Provides challenges, simplicity, nice greens, and amazing views. I would play this everyday if I could.

Good food good range fun layout on the ridge/pines. It has ups and downs good bunkers and some bad ones. Some well thought out holes, some not well thought out at all, for example, hole 12 straight away par four one or two fairway bunkers on the left side of the fairway. When in said fairway bunker which is a penalty to a golfer as it is, the green is blocked by trees, fully blocked. Makes zero sense. Conditions are usually prime but the greens almost always have 100's of ball marks, so find your line and start fixing. It's most certainly worth playing here for an interesting round as Iong as the price isn't out of control.

First day of nice weather. Course was great as well.