Eagle Ridge Golf Club - Links Course

Course is one of my favorites in New Jersey. It’s in great shape as always just slower greens. Can’t wait to play there again soon

Played Pines and Ridge, wasn't expecting course conditions to be so good this time of year, what a nice surprise! Fairways and greens were in excellent shape, staff was super friendly, and great value for the round. Will definitely be back,

Played thanksgiving day and the course was in great shape for the season. We played Pine and Ridge courses. Would play again when down in the area.

A challenging layout that can be visually intimidating when you arent hitting it the best. Multiple tees to make it interesting. Pine course is a little more forgiving (given pine trees and pine needles all over).

The greens are some of the nicest at a public course I’ve played. Driving range is solid and appears to be grass tees when weather/season permitting. Practice green could be a little better IMO.

I liked everything about the course, my only set back was I didn’t get to play the Ridge corse other then that it was great….

This course definitely lived up to expectations. It's incredibly well taken care of and compared with other courses in the area that charge similar fees, this one is far superior. Highly recommend!

Eagle Ridge is a little pricier than other local options, but the price is justified. Course is in great shape and a great experience overall.

$125 for a weekend round with no water on the course and 1 beverage cart for all 27 holes. Didn't see the beverage cart one time the entire round. What a joke!

The course was in phenomenal shape. Staff was great as always!!

I prefer to walk if possible but I was informed that I needed to take a riding cart. That was to only negative of the day if you can ignore Lakewood traffic that is annoying.

The course is a gem. Play it soon because developers are making offers for new homes to replace 18 of the 27 holes.

I really enjoyed it!

It was a decent day. Part of threesome. Felt like a slow round, but ended up around 420 - not bad. Conditions were good, but the greens were not their best - having many ballmarks that people don't fix. Saw the cart girl a couple times. The prices everywhere have gone up and ER is no exception. Approaching a buck fifty is a bit steep for this course. Great flexibility with 3 nine's. Wish I had been able to play links instead of Ridge.

Played this course for first time on Sunday 8/27 had an afternoon tee time which I showed up an hour early for. We hit balls on the range, the grass area was under construction and rubber tees were scarce, but it was fine for a quick warm up. About 20 minutes before our tee time we asked where the practice green was to no luck. We were told we were on the tee and were going to tee off about 10 minutes prior to tee time, which is great, but unable to test out greens. First three to four holes were great, but on the fifth tee we caught the group in front of us. Which lead to the longest round in my golfing career. They eventually let us play through with about 4 holes left on back nine at that point we were so sick of waiting 5 minutes every shot and 10 on some tee boxes that we just left. I would go back, but inly during the week and early in the morning. Side note if it takes you 5 shots to get to every hole you shouldnt also spend 10 minutes putting, you are not Tiger.