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
Extremely tough find the fairway or lose your ball
Wish it was closer.....
Great course, well maintained and staff is freindly. Food ia pretty good as well. Played here about a half a dozen times and have never been disappointed with the aforementioned. The only negative to this round was it took 5:07 to play, not really waiting on every shot but we all know the deal with golfers and pace-of-play issues and what WE all can do to play faster. I travel about 1.5 hrs to play here so as the title states I wish it was closer as I love the pine trees, natural sand areas and the Carolina feel. I'll be back and I recommend playing here.
Well kept challenging course
First time at this gem of a course. Played two of three nines and then signed up again to play another 18 so I can get to play links course. Though it was windy when I played it was very rewarding outing. Greens were in great shape and fairways were well manicured. Staff was very accommodating and pleasant. Worth the trip if you don't live close by!!
A real mans links
Great round of golf , you must hit long drives and hit the greens
Thanks for the review. Our course can be challenging, but fun!
Course was in great shape
Nice fairways, best greens I have played on this year.
Play Before It Closes
Eagle Ridge is the best course in Ocean County, and offers a really nice layout both parkland/links. The conditions are pretty good considering the amount of play it gets. The unfortunate news is the course was sold and will close down so play it before its too late.
Good conditions
First time traveling to OceanCty from north Jersey to this 27 hole layout. Great conditions for late march. Plenty of soft sand in the traps as. welcomed. Staff could not be nicer. I asked starter to get me out earlier and he happily made it happen.
Not going to be a destination point though if the rates go up over $75 in season
Excellent course especially the Links 9 which is special.
Wonderful condition, generous greens, and scenic....and they have have 5 tee off options. From the whites most holes reachable in regulation if you hit good shots. Remember golfers...don't just hit from the blue tees so you feel 'manly". The PGA has been pushing "Play it forward": for 5 years now. So if you hit 2 good shots on a par 4, you should be at the green, or left or right of the green....if you are 30-40 yards short after 2 good shots then you are NOT playing from the correct tees. You can mix you tee off areas during you round to ensure enjoying the game and playing from the correct tees.
must play
have not played in 20 years, don't remember it being this nice, love the two wooded courses, the links is good but play the other 2.
Joseph Hayes
Course was great! First time playing the course, and while still in February, weather was favorable, despite wind, and the course was kept in stellar condition for early season play.
Could not ride the fairways
The only problem was that carts had to stay on the cart path when it did not appear that there was a legitimate reason for it. It is a long course with sloping fairways and playing time was about 45 minutes longer than it should have been because of restricting carts to the cart paths.
On the positive side, the course was in very good condition for February, and the greens were in exellent shape and very fast.
Thanks for the great review! See you on the course soon.