Pine Ridge Golf Club

18 Holes Par 72 6,500 yds
Pine Ridge Golf Club - Golf Course

Course Overview

Nestled within the storied pines of Gull Lake, Pine Ridge Golf Club has offered a rigorously engaging round of golf since its inception in 1924. Crafted by the eminent Donald Ross, its 18 holes stretch over a landscape that demands precision and rewards strategic thinking, particularly given the 6,500 yards of tree-lined fairways and cunning elevation shifts.

The course's historical backbone is complemented by its functional challenges, none more talked about than the 5th hole β€” a par 3 that plummets dramatically, requiring a keen club selection to manage a green zealously guarded by bunkers. It’s a hole that exemplifies Ross’s knack for using the natural topography to confound the overconfident golfer.

For those new to Pine Ridge, a tip worth noting is the approach on the 14th, a demanding par 5 where water hazards loom large. Here, laying up is not an act of timidity but of tactical prudence, allowing for a safer shot at the green.

Pine Ridge is not a course that dazzles with unnecessary adornments but rather with its steadfast commitment to a pure golfing challenge. It's a course where every stroke is earned, and perhaps, that’s the allure that keeps serious golfers returning.

Course Features

πŸ›οΈHistoric Course 🌳Parkland πŸ’§Water Hazards πŸ“ˆElevation Changes 🌲Tree Lined πŸ–οΈStrategic Bunkers πŸ’ͺChallenging ✨Well Maintained πŸ“…Weekend Getaway πŸ‘¨β€πŸ‘©β€πŸ‘§β€πŸ‘¦Group Friendly

Est. Green Fee

$85.00
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Notable Holes

5

Hole 5

A par 3 with a significant elevation drop and a well-guarded green surrounded by bunkers.

14

Hole 14

A long par 5 that requires precise shots to avoid water hazards and strategically placed bunkers.

Playing Tips

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Course Designer

Donald Ross
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