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Eagle Ridge Golf Club
📍 2 Augusta Blvd, Lakewood, NJ 08701, USA
★ 4.4 (303)Eagle Ridge Golf Club is a public 27-hole golf course in Lakewood. Golfers rate it 4.4 stars on Google from 303 reviews. Set a watch and Sunday Strike texts you the moment a tee time that fits your day, time and group opens.
Reviews
Eagle Ridge is an excellent place to host an event! I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for a beautiful venue with outstanding service. From beginning to end, their customer service was truly 5-star. The staff was professional, accommodating, friendly, and always ready to help with anything we needed. They made the entire process smooth and easy and really went out of their way to make sure everything came together perfectly. The venue itself was beautiful, and our guests had a wonderful experience. You can tell that the team at Eagle Ridge genuinely cares about making every event special. We were extremely happy with everything and couldn't have asked for a better experience. Great venue, amazing staff, excellent service, and an all-around fantastic experience. Highly recommended!
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I had such an amazing experience at Eagle Ridge Golf Course in New Jersey! I played 9 holes with Coach Joe, and I couldn’t have asked for a better time. Joe was incredibly patient, knowledgeable, and encouraging throughout our session. He took the time to help me improve my swing, explaining things in a way that was easy to understand and apply. I really appreciated how he made learning feel fun and relaxed rather than overwhelming. It was such an enjoyable experience, and I walked away feeling more confident about my game. Whether you’re new to golf or looking to improve your skills, I highly recommend Coach Joe! I can’t wait to come back for another round!
Played recently and came away really impressed. The layout is genuinely challenging—each hole feels unique and forces you to think through every shot rather than just swinging away. It’s a great test of course management. Even though the course is still recovering from aeration, it was in very good condition overall. The greens, in particular, rolled surprisingly smooth considering the recent work, which says a lot about how well the course is maintained. The only slight drawback was some confusion around the changes to the original 27-hole setup. The way the current 18 holes are pieced together took a bit to figure out. That said, once you get into the round, it actually adds to the challenge and keeps things interesting. Overall, a really enjoyable and demanding course—definitely worth playing if you like a layout that makes you earn your score.
Played this weekend and was kind of stunned with how awesome it was. Honestly surprised to see any bad reviews at all. Perhaps it is because it was so hard? Slope is 138, which is 2 points higher than Pinehurst #2 so it's good to set your expectations prior to the round. Played all 27 and each 9 gives you a much different look. Pines is super narrow and reminded me of North Carolina with the waste areas and pine trees everywhere. Links was definitely a little more open but long and tough. Ridge reminded me a bit of twisted dunes with lots of cool water features. It is a shot makers course and definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.
We're down here on vacation and I was able to fit in 18 holes. Entire staff was friendly, course is well maintained, and I got a 6:09am tee time. Coming from Bergen County with a few above average muni courses, I would definitely play again. Price point was justified at $135, once again, it is well maintained and accommodating staff.
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