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Eagle Ridge Golf Club - Pines Course
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The Pines Course is one of three nine-hole courses at Eagle Ridge Golf Club in Lakewood. The Links and the Ridge are the other two. The courses can be played individually or as three different 18-hole combinations. The Pines Course is named after the mature, tree-covered landscape. It and the Ridge Course make up the original layout at Eagle Ridge G.C. They were built over a sand and gravel quarry that was used to help build the Garden State Parkway in the late 40s. The unique and undulating topography is a result of this. The towering pinelands lend a sheltered feel to the course as well as a challenging element to the game. There are also strategically placed bunkers that come into play along the greensides.
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Conditions4.2
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Value3.8
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Layout4.0
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Friendliness4.6
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Pace3.9
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Amenities3.7
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
Great course
Great course, but unfortunately only able to play 9 due to the weather. Other than that, great round.
Eagle Ridge is easily my favorite course.
My friends and I played a round of golf yesterday. The course was beautiful and landscape design was beautiful.
Great course friendly staff
Good round on fun course with 3 9 holes makes it a different 18 every time.
Staff was friendly
Recommend to friends
Great golf course
We were so thrilled when we stumbled upon this amazing place! The staff is absolutely fantastic, and the greens are just out of this world. Everything is so well-organized, which makes us even happier that we chose to play here. We highly recommend it to everyone!
Great course.
This course is absolutely amazing! The staff is fantastic, always going above and beyond to make sure everyone has a great experience. I can confidently say that this is one of my all-time favorite courses. I am just so happy to have discovered it!
Beautiful course
Eagle Ridge exceeded my expectations. Course is well kept and beautiful.
Play here while you can
This is a well-run course staffed by friendly and helpful people. It is one of the premier public courses in New Jersey, but whether it will withstand development is a concern for fans of the course, Hopefully, it will remain 27 holes for some time, or at least be able to offer 18 reconfigured holes.
Lots of options for playing.
There’s three separate 9 holes Ridge/Pines/Links. I played Ridge/Pines and it was great. No waiting at all. We finished in 3:45 (which for a public course, I’ve never had happen before) for early in the season everything was in GREAT shape. No temporary holes or tee boxes. I definitely recommend and will be booking again soon. Driving range and chip and putt area are good enough.
Great to play comfortably this late in the year
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
Awesome track
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,
Would recommend!
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.
