Eagle Ridge Golf Club - Pines Course

Got a decent deal for this course which is always WAY overpriced so we played despite the heat. Course was nearly empty ( outing during the morning). Starter tells us cart path only and we chuckled but he was serious!! Had a brief shower almost 25 hrs earlier with 0.14 inches of rain. It was nearly one hundred degrees for several days. Course was bone dry and ABSOLUTELY no reason whatsoever to deny the proper use of a cart. Having some knee issues and believing I'd be using the cart after 18 holes and a lot of walking I was in some discomfort. Not going back to this course as the management leav s a lot to be desired. The outing participants were able to drive onto the course but the very few golfers to brave the afternoon heat got shafted. Eagle Ridge has gone downhill in the past two years. We all stood behind them when there was talk of the course being removed for high density housing. At this point most of us are indifferent due to Eagle Ridge being the absolute highest price so whatever happens happens. This course management (starters and other staff always professional and friendly). need to re-examine their business model to attract instead of drive away business.

I play the course today. The course was in great shape but for some reason they made it “cart path only”. It was a bright sunny day in the 90s. And so was the week leading up to this day. If I knew it was cart path only, I wouldn’t have played there. The course should notify the players ahead of time if they are going to do that. I would understand if there was tons of rain leading up to that day or if it was raining that day, but the course was totally dry.

Not good communication or course management.

27 holes and no matter which 2 nines you play it's a great course.

We enjoyed playing at Eagle Ridge. The course was in very good condition. The holes are different and the greens are challenging. Like the names says, there are ridges !! Rich the starter was very helpful since we mentioned it was our first time playing at the course. The pro shop is well equipped with balls, gloves & clothing. I wish they would have more water on the course since it was a hot day. There was a beverage cart coming around, but the water fountain at the onc ourse bathrooms ( nice plus ) wasn't working . There is a quick snack shack at the turn.

This is a pretty nice course. The layout is good. Winds through a forest of pine trees, as the name might suggest. A couple of really nice holes (the down hill par 5 and the closing par 4 stick out), decent conditions. All in all a decent course, solidly 4-stars.