Eagle Crest Resort - Ridge Course

As with many central Oregon courses this course is fairly in love with itself when it comes to pricing its t times. Thank you Golf now for getting me a reasonably price t time. Also an overall opinion. All golf courses should provide pull or walking carts for free. If people wish to walk then make it more amenable.

Shot one of my best rounds here so my review might be biased. The greens were not lightning fast which helped my score.

The course and resort are well known and I have played there many times. For whatever reason, the golf staff has really gone downhill. During play, the front desk guys were trying to get a round in and hit into us. We were behind players with a toddler who were behind others. We waited on every tee box. Then another attendant drove straight down our fairway as we were addressing our tee shots. Needless to say, we finished in the dark and were less than impressed by the staff and fuzzy greens. Employees at upscale resorts would be fired for this behavior.

It was a wise decision for my wife and I to head for Redmond for a couple days - I played two courses and loved them both. The Ridge course was a lot of fun - I joined two gentlemen from the area and they helped me with their course knowledge. A great variety of holes for all levels. I will play the course again. It was in excellent shape.

Great conditions made for good play but those greens did us in. Very hard to read and very even. Staff and volunteers were welcoming. Would recommend to friends, worth the drive from Bend.

Friendly regulsrs that play there not sure if tourist understand slow play ethics of letting faster players play through. Could use better marsheling on weekends. Always have great time playing. Best course conditions in bend and redmond. Highly recomend. If you have young beginners challenge course is for you

Had a nice round, the staff was extremely helpful and nice, but @ the golf now price of $74 (same as the pro shop price) + the cart at a total of $105, this course is way overpriced.

Enjoyable course, well kept, well groomed, but slow greens all the way around. Very walkable course as long as you can climb a few hills. Friendly staff with a nice pro-shop and practice facility.

Lost a couple of golf ball but played okay for it being March. For the time of year the course held up very well and was a pleasure to walk. I have played this course a few times now and I must compliment the Pro shop and course on the shape it is in for this time of year.

Nothing overly special. The course is kept in nice shape, even considering the time of the year. There's enough to make it challenging on certain holes. Though still playable for most levels of play.

Played the Ridge for the 1st time…nice layout for walking, course in very good shape for March.Greens were smooth, and reasonably fast. Plenty of interest and challenge for most players. Some nice views, and peaceful environment. Pro shop staff and starter were very courteous.

Nice course in good condition for time of year .As for the guy behind the counter get a new job your not a people person.he was very put off with having to answer questions.

A good course to walk and the greens were in good shape for March.

I recently played both the Ridge course and the resort course. They were both in great shape but I really liked the Ridge course better. The fairways were wide and the greens very receptive. Staff were very helpful and friendly. I would play here again.

Tough course in excellent condition. Good variety of holes. Fun to play.

Tee boxes beat up, recently aerated probably. Hitting fairways are key, due to all the small humps and hills that lead to sidehill/downhill/uphill lies. Boring back and forth front 9, back 9 a little more interesting. I walked the course, would recommend a cart due to long distance between holes.

if it wasnt for golf now the course is to pricey to play on a regular basis, need more golf now t times per day especially on saturday

Good shape, found a good deal, good pace! I'll be back!

The course was in excellent shape. We enjoyed the beautiful views.

The Ridge course at Eagle Crest is a well maintained resort course with multiple tee boxes. During peek season to price to play here is a little steep. There are many options in the Redmond/Bend area. The greens are smooth and true, but tend to be on the slow side.