Eagle Ridge Golf Club - Pines Course

27 holes and played the links and the ridge courses. (You cannot pick which 2 you want to play as this is assigned.) Overall the layout is great with many challenges. It's cool you can play two different types of courses in one round. Links style and traditional. Took advantage of an aerification discount but overall did not have affect on play as it was during the tail end. Only negative was the cart died after 14 holes and got paired up with a member that says this happens all the time and is expected. Regular prices are a bit higher than it should be. Anything below $50 is worth it for this course.

Played the course many times, this time on a very windy afternoon. The Pines and Ridge nines are still in very good condition- the Links however continues to be in bad shape. Very patchy fairways and greens have not gotten any better over the years. And the long ride there and back from the clubhouse is not much fun either. Seems like only memebers get to avoid the Links nine, public is always forced to play it first or second.

fun course, very challenging, big greens, and quite sloped.best course in area.

This is a solid course. Give it a shot. You will enjoy it.

Great course, staff was excellent, played as a single staff let me go off the back nine to keep the pace. Can't wait for more rounds here!!

This course has the style of a private country club but is a public course. A number of things are great about this course: 27 holes with the holes 19-27 a wonderful links course. It's fun to combine two different types of 9-holes into one 18-hole round. I play from the championship tees where some tees have a high elevation, which I really enjoy. It's one of the best deals in Central New Jersey.

Good conditions as it is esrly in season, bunkers were not worked, but hey I shouldn't b in em right?

This was the first time I have played at Eagle Ridge. The course was in great shape. There are three separate 9-hole courses at the facility as well as a driving range. Each 9-hole course is different. I played the links course and the ridge course. Both courses were equally difficult with the rolling hills on the links course and the tree lined fairways of the ridge course. I was so impressed with the course and facility I inquired about their different levels of membership. I definitely will be playing this course again!

I played with the $35 with cart deal through Golfnow and I would do it again in a heart beat. The wind was the biggest challenge that day with gust up to 25-30 mph so playing in those conditions made this course a lot tougher to play in. Especially the Links course holes 19-27 which had no trees and opened to the winds. However, that didn't ruin my day at Eagle Ridge.

The course was in emaculate shape. Every fairway and green was well maintained with greens that rolled true. There was your occasional green covered with leaves but that's what you get for playing in the fall. I highly recommend anyone to give this course a try when a deal strikes, but I personally wouldn't play during the summer due to the rates being so high.

When we arrived the weather was iffy (raining slightly) and they would have let us cancel but we decided to play. Luckily we played the original 18 holes (they added a third 9 a few years ago) which are more interesting and fun. It was a bit slow on the front 9 (four in front of two) but we were able to pass them at the turn. We eventually joined up with the 2 players in front of us (who were waiting on a foursome). Pace of play would have been slower if not for that. Like the course and the staff.

This was the first time playing here but it won't be the last ! This course was on my radar screen because it made the Top 40 Public Courses in NJ (NJ Monthly Magazine) and it's close by. It's usually around $85 - $100, so the Golf Now deal was great. I'm going back next weekend !

Eagle Ridge is a 27 hole semi-private course in Lakewood NJ. We played the Links and Ridge nines and they are both challenging and picturesque. Play was slower than I would have liked, but the courses and its views made it well worth the extra time. I've played some of the highest rated public courses in New Jersey and this one belongs in the top 10 !

The Pines and Ridge nines are interesting but if you have to play the Links nine it is an aberation. Terrible fairways, unreasonable pin placements and unfair.

Playing the Links-Pines was great. The front 9 (Links) had challenging holes including blind shots, steep elevation changes, and some narrow landing zones for tee shots and layups.

Changing styles to Pines, I found it to be a more traditional American style. Trees lined the course and was in generally flatter (but some holes had very elevated boxes which was fun).

The greens were fast and true, very well maintained.

Played all 27 holes. The first 18 in 4+ hours. Layout is very nice but some greens a little beat up. Challenging and makes you work a little. Pace of play could be a little faster as the course is pretty much spread out. Discounted Tee time is worth the money. Will play again

Very nice course. Links 9 challenging true links style. Pine and ridge tight fairways, nice greens

Certainly challenging, even from the white tees. Links course fairways still need to grow in and lush up a bit but fine. Couple holes on Links require some prior knowldedge as there are blind tee shots.

Course is nice, well maintained on the front. Back nine (links) was not in as good condition and has several gimmicky holes, I don't think I'd return to play the links 9. Also, for $100, I'd like to see GPS in the carts and a slightly better pace of play. 19th hole has great happy hr, $2 drafts.

Lots of challenge. Accuracy is important and the course is very interesting and fun. We played links to ridge. The condition was very good. The house chardonnay is AWFUL so stick with beer or mixed drinks.

Painfully SLOW too many weekend golfers. NEEDS A MARSHAL to move gollfers along.