The Ridge Club
Designer: Robert Von Hagge
The Ridge Club is home to an 18-hole, par 71 Robert Von Hagge designed golf course. Highlighted by beautiful fescue-covered mounds, elevatio…
The Ridge Club is home to an 18-hole, par 71 Robert Von Hagge designed golf course. Highlighted by beautiful fescue-covered mounds, elevation changes, and the signature 17th-hole island green, this golf course provides a consistent and exceptional experience for golfers of all skill levels.
# 1 / Hole #1
Par: 4
Handicaps:
Men's 11
Women's 13
Yardage by Tee:
BLACK 364
BLUE 351
GOLD 302
GREEN 306
WHITE 325
Slope:
Men: Black 138 / Blue 136 / White 131 / Green 125 / Women: White 139 / Green 130 / Gold 123
Pro Tips
The opening hole is a short par 4 that requires players to hit a blind tee shot over a ridge. Finding the fairway is crucial as it will set up a birdie opportunity. When hitting the approach shot, players must be careful to avoid the pond along the left side of this green that runs away.
# 2 / Hole #2
Par: 3
Handicaps:
Men's 17
Women's 17
Yardage by Tee:
BLACK 155
BLUE 148
GOLD 95
GREEN 116
WHITE 124
Slope:
Men: Black 138 / Blue 136 / White 131 / Green 125 / Women: White 139 / Green 130 / Gold 123
Pro Tips
The first of five par 3s, the second plays longer than the yardage might suggest. Players will want to stay below the hole as there is a subtle slope that makes downhill putts tricky.
# 3 / Hole #3
Par: 5
Handicaps:
Men's 7
Women's 3
Yardage by Tee:
BLACK 524
BLUE 495
GOLD 389
GREEN 449
WHITE 472
Slope:
Men: Black 138 / Blue 136 / White 131 / Green 125 / Women: White 139 / Green 130 / Gold 123
Pro Tips
The par 5 third hole requires a precision tee shot, which will set up one of the most memorable shots on the course. Players will have to decide which path they take around a tree, featured in the club’s logo, in the fairway. As players approach the green, they need to remember that it slopes back-to-front more that it looks.
# 4 / Hole #4
Par: 4
Handicaps:
Men's 13
Women's 9
Yardage by Tee:
BLACK 389
BLUE 349
GOLD 274
GREEN 294
WHITE 313
Slope:
Men: Black 138 / Blue 136 / White 131 / Green 125 / Women: White 139 / Green 130 / Gold 123
Pro Tips
Players must thread the needle on the tee shot of this dogleg left par 4. If used properly, the fairway slope can be used to gain a little extra distance. A good approach shot is to the middle of the green on this multiple sloped putting surface.
# 5 / Hole #5
Par: 4
Handicaps:
Men's 3
Women's 11
Yardage by Tee:
BLACK 397
BLUE 372
GOLD 247
GREEN 328
WHITE 350
Slope:
Men: Black 138 / Blue 136 / White 131 / Green 125 / Women: White 139 / Green 130 / Gold 123
Pro Tips
The fairway on this par 4 is fairly generous and leads into another memorable approach shot. Playing a bit shorter than it appears, players can use the slope on the green to get their second shot close to a back pin.
# 6 / Hole #6
Par: 4
Handicaps:
Men's 9
Women's 7
Yardage by Tee:
BLACK 401
BLUE 374
GOLD 292
GREEN 315
WHITE 349
Slope:
Men: Black 138 / Blue 136 / White 131 / Green 125 / Women: White 139 / Green 130 / Gold 123
Pro Tips
This challenging dogleg right par 4 requires players to hit two solid shots to hit the green. The approach plays a little bit long, so players will want to take an extra club.
# 7 / Hole #7
Par: 3
Handicaps:
Men's 15
Women's 15
Yardage by Tee:
BLACK 196
BLUE 177
GOLD 128
GREEN 143
WHITE 158
Slope:
Men: Black 138 / Blue 136 / White 131 / Green 125 / Women: White 139 / Green 130 / Gold 123
Pro Tips
The seventh is a straightforward par 3 that plays a little longer than the yardage on the card. Players can use the left bank to careen their ball towards the green. The preferred miss is short rather than long of this green.
# 8 / Hole #8
Par: 4
Handicaps:
Men's 1
Women's 1
Yardage by Tee:
BLACK 413
BLUE 395
GOLD 333
GREEN 364
WHITE 383
Slope:
Men: Black 138 / Blue 136 / White 131 / Green 125 / Women: White 139 / Green 130 / Gold 123
Pro Tips
The toughest hole on the golf course, the eight is a long par 4 that requires a straight tee shot. This will set up a mid-to-long iron approach shot. Fescue surrounds the green, so the best miss is short.
# 9 / Hole #9
Par: 4
Handicaps:
Men's 5
Women's 5
Yardage by Tee:
BLACK 415
BLUE 389
GOLD 312
GREEN 333
WHITE 362
Slope:
Men: Black 138 / Blue 136 / White 131 / Green 125 / Women: White 139 / Green 130 / Gold 123
Pro Tips
The final hole on the front nine is a dogleg left par 4. In order to have a shot into the green, the drive needs to be long enough to cover the corner. This peninsula green is surrounded by sand, which makes for a challenging approach.
# 10 / Hole #10
Par: 4
Handicaps:
Men's 8
Women's 6
Yardage by Tee:
BLACK 399
BLUE 375
GOLD 291
GREEN 340
WHITE 355
Slope:
Men: Black 138 / Blue 136 / White 131 / Green 125 / Women: White 139 / Green 130 / Gold 123
Pro Tips
The tenth hole is a dogleg right par 4. A drive down the middle of the fairway will give players a mid-iron approach shot into an elevated green. For the longer hitters, a split fairway provides an opportunity to carry the corner.
# 11 / Hole #11
Par: 3
Handicaps:
Men's 16
Women's 18
Yardage by Tee:
BLACK 189
BLUE 182
GOLD 113
GREEN 128
WHITE 159
Slope:
Men: Black 138 / Blue 136 / White 131 / Green 125 / Women: White 139 / Green 130 / Gold 123
Pro Tips
This par 3 is the most scenic on the course, with water to the right of the tee box. The green is slightly raised and there is plenty of room to the right for any wayward shots.
# 12 / Hole #12
Par: 4
Handicaps:
Men's 2
Women's 2
Yardage by Tee:
BLACK 574
BLUE 559
GOLD 465
GREEN 504
WHITE 537
Slope:
Men: Black 138 / Blue 136 / White 131 / Green 125 / Women: White 139 / Green 130 / Gold 123
Pro Tips
The longest hole on the course, this par 5 requires three well-struck shots. The landing area features a direct incline and, from there, a well-placed second will leave a mid-iron into a green that’s protected by a large pot bunker.
# 13 / Hole #13
Par: 4
Handicaps:
Men's 4
Women's 10
Yardage by Tee:
BLACK 396
BLUE 382
GOLD 285
GREEN 331
WHITE 349
Slope:
Men: Black 138 / Blue 136 / White 131 / Green 125 / Women: White 139 / Green 130 / Gold 123
Pro Tips
Similar to the 8th hole, this par 4 plays straight out. A drive in the fairway will give players a better approach to this elevated green that’s protected by a steep false front.
# 14 / Hole #14
Par: 4
Handicaps:
Men's 18
Women's 16
Yardage by Tee:
BLACK 178
BLUE 167
GOLD 116
GREEN 127
WHITE 135
Slope:
Men: Black 138 / Blue 136 / White 131 / Green 125 / Women: White 139 / Green 130 / Gold 123
Pro Tips
This par 3 plays a little longer than the yardage on the card. It requires a mid-iron to a green that has a lot of undulation and is protected by another pot bunker.
# 15 / Hole #15
Par: 3
Handicaps:
Men's 18
Women's 16
Yardage by Tee:
BLACK 550
BLUE 518
GOLD 417
GREEN 460
WHITE 478
Slope:
Men: Black 138 / Blue 136 / White 131 / Green 125 / Women: White 139 / Green 130 / Gold 123
Pro Tips
The ideal ball flight off the tee on this par 5 is slightly left-to-right. There’s a split fairway that’ll help with a wayward shot for those going for the green in two. Another pot bunker, as well as a false front, protects this undulated green.
# 16 / Hole #16
Par: 4
Handicaps:
Men's 6
Women's 12
Yardage by Tee:
BLACK 408
BLUE 398
GOLD 313
GREEN 344
WHITE 382
Slope:
Men: Black 138 / Blue 136 / White 131 / Green 125 / Women: White 139 / Green 130 / Gold 123
Pro Tips
The sixteenth is a challenging dogleg right that requires precision off the tee. If players can hit the fairway, it’ll set them up for a difficult approach shot into this green.
# 17 / Hole #17
Par: 3
Handicaps:
Men's 14
Women's 14
Yardage by Tee:
BLACK 150
BLUE 139
GOLD 80
GREEN 102
WHITE 124
Slope:
Men: Black 138 / Blue 136 / White 131 / Green 125 / Women: White 139 / Green 130 / Gold 123
Pro Tips
The final par 3 on the course might also be the most memorable. This relatively short par 3 features an island green. Some consider this the shortest par 5 on Cape Cod. Players should aim for the center of the green and remember to factor in the wind.
# 18 / Hole #18
Par: 5
Handicaps:
Men's 10
Women's 4
Yardage by Tee:
BLACK 559
BLUE 529
GOLD 388
GREEN 478
WHITE 499
Slope:
Men: Black 138 / Blue 136 / White 131 / Green 125 / Women: White 139 / Green 130 / Gold 123
Pro Tips
The finishing hole is a par 5 that requires players to hit the fairway if they want to go for the green in two. Rolling terrain slopes towards the water down the right side of the hole. This green is surrounded on three sides by water and the fourth by a bunker.