Detailed description of Eagle Ridge Golf Club
Eagle Ridge Golf Club is an 18-hole semi-private golf course located in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Eagle Ridge Golf Club first opened for play in 2000. The course was designed by Tom Kite and Robert E. Cupp. This par 71, 6,904-yard track, is set in a spectacular, wooded rolling terrain.
As a semi-private facility, you can walk on any day to this natural beauty, or, ride one of their GPS equipped golf carts. The course features six par 3's and five par 5's.
After playing you can stop off and enjoy their elegantly designed dining room or head outside to the screened-in veranda with your fellow competitors for burgers and wings.
Black tees: 6904 yards, course rating 73.0, slope rating 131.
White tees: 6331 yards, course rating 70.0, slope rating 126.
Gold tees: 5724 yards, course rating 66.9, slope rating 123.
Red tees: 5007 yards, course rating 68.8, slope rating 123.
Guest (cart included), played on Thursday, September 2013 at 10am
Nothing bad about playing this course, but the infrastructure is deteriorating. Concrete cart paths are 'sinking' in several places. The clubhouse showing lack of repair and general maintenance outside. If the small things are not repaired/replaced soon, they will be spending some big bucks. Power washing, painting, siding repair and rotting wood around entrance to cart garage.
$46 (cart included), played on Sunday, October 2012 at noon
It is a nice course. Tough layout which can intimidate some golfers. Know your yardages before playing this course. Excellent greens. They roll nicely. Driving accuracy is the key. approach shots need to be placed on the proper side of the hole for making pars or birdies. All bermuda greens and rough. The rough is extremely tough around some greens. You won't even find your ball that lies under your nose. How to play Eagle Ridge golf course hole by hole http://eagleridgenc.blogspot.com/
Do Not Recall (cart included), played on Thursday, April 2010 at 10am
Well worth playing!
$51 (cart included), played on Saturday, September 2009 at 10am
Played this course a lot. Always in good shape all around. A few holes need course management, especially the par 5's. Has 5 par 3's and 5 par 5's. Holes 14, 15, 17 and 18 are great for a match. A bit hilly but the layout does not make it appear so. Layups required everywhere or you pay the price. Nice practice area. Great overall course worthy of Tom Kite.
$71 (cart included), played on Friday, June 2009 at 10am
Well laid out and challenging course. Lot's of elevation changes on several holes, as well as having some flat holes that give you a rest. Love playing there a few times a year.
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$26 (cart included), played on Thursday, January 1970 at late morning
Infrastructure improved somewhat since my last review. Still need to spend some money improving areas between fairways and cart paths. Exterior of clubhouse needs some TLC. First impression, not so hot.