Cedar Ridge Country Club Championship Golf Course Fairways

18 Holes of Historic Ridge Golf

Established in [Year Founded] along the historic bluffs of [Region], [State]. A unique Par 70 masterpiece celebrated for natural elevation contours and greenside grass bunkers with zero sandtraps.

Course Overview & Key Specifications

Verified Course Data
Architectural Style Historic Ridge & Bluffs 0 sandtraps; natural grass bunkers
Par & Yardage Par 70 • 6,100 Yards 4 tee boxes (Blue, White, Gold, Red)
Year Established [Year Founded] (95+ Years) Originated as National Park Golf Course
Location Setting [Region], [State] Borders nearby historic parkland
Turfgrass Surfaces Bermuda Greens & Fairways Pristine overseeded winter surfaces
Weekly Tournament Thursday Shootout Series April – August weekly flights

The Legend of the Sand-Free Ridge Course

One of the most fascinating aspects of Cedar Ridge Country Club is its architectural authenticity. While most modern courses rely heavily on artificial silica sand bunkers, Cedar Ridge Country Club has stayed true to its [Year Founded] design philosophy: not a single sandtrap exists on the entire property.

In their place, players encounter dramatic natural elevation shifts, roll-offs, and sculpted greenside grass bunkers. A miss above the hole requires an imaginative flop shot or delicate bump-and-run off lush Bermuda turf, making every round a refreshing mental test rather than a routine splash out of the sand.

Elevation & Wind

Positioned on the high ridges near the [State] River, swirling bluff breezes and elevation deltas require thoughtful club selection.

Fast, True Greens

Impeccably maintained putting surfaces reward players who take time to read subtle ridge breaks and grain.

Golf ball on lip of the cup at Cedar Ridge Country Club

Explore all 18 holes

Follow the round from the first tee to the clubhouse, with a visual look at how each hole plays.

01Opening RidgePar 4 355 yd
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Hole 01 / Par 4

Opening Ridge

A measured opening hole that rewards a confident drive and leaves a clear look toward the first green.

White tees
355 yards
Playing note
Find the fairway first
02Bluff LinePar 4 370 yd
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Hole 02 / Par 4

Bluff Line

The land begins to move here, bringing the ridge into play and asking for a thoughtful approach.

White tees
370 yards
Playing note
Read the elevation
03Short IronPar 3 155 yd
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Hole 03 / Par 3

Short Iron

A compact one-shotter where club selection matters more than distance from tee to green.

White tees
155 yards
Playing note
Commit to the number
04Long ViewPar 4 390 yd
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Hole 04 / Par 4

Long View

A full-length par four across open ridge ground, with room to be assertive from the tee.

White tees
390 yards
Playing note
Use the natural slope
05Split FairwayPar 4 345 yd
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Hole 05 / Par 4

Split Fairway

A shorter hole with a strategic landing area; choose the line that gives you the best angle in.

White tees
345 yards
Playing note
Favor position over power
06Valley DropPar 3 145 yd
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Hole 06 / Par 3

Valley Drop

The shorter par three plays with the elevation, creating a quiet test of trajectory and touch.

White tees
145 yards
Playing note
Trust the carry
07Ridge RunPar 4 400 yd
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Hole 07 / Par 4

Ridge Run

One of the stronger par fours on the front nine, with a demanding second shot and little room for a careless miss.

White tees
400 yards
Playing note
Take enough club in
08Quiet TurnPar 4 360 yd
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Hole 08 / Par 4

Quiet Turn

The course settles into a natural turn here, rewarding a tee shot that follows the shape of the property.

White tees
360 yards
Playing note
Play the curve
09Homeward FivePar 5 495 yd
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Hole 09 / Par 5

Homeward Five

The front nine closes with a scoring opportunity for players who manage the landing area and approach carefully.

White tees
495 yards
Playing note
Build the hole in three
10Back Nine StartPar 4 365 yd
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Hole 10 / Par 4

Back Nine Start

A steady restart after the turn, with a fair tee shot followed by a green that rewards a precise line.

White tees
365 yards
Playing note
Start the back nine steady
11Oak CorridorPar 4 385 yd
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Hole 11 / Par 4

Oak Corridor

Mature trees narrow the view and reward a well-shaped tee shot into a comfortable approach position.

White tees
385 yards
Playing note
Pick the safe side
12Green HollowPar 3 165 yd
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Hole 12 / Par 3

Green Hollow

A longer par three that asks for a committed carry and a calm read once the ball reaches the putting surface.

White tees
165 yards
Playing note
Center the green
13Park EdgePar 4 375 yd
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Hole 13 / Par 4

Park Edge

The surrounding parkland gives this hole its sense of place, while the ridge line keeps the shot-making honest.

White tees
375 yards
Playing note
Watch the prevailing breeze
14Contour LinePar 4 350 yd
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Hole 14 / Par 4

Contour Line

Subtle movement through the fairway makes this a hole for thoughtful club selection from tee to green.

White tees
350 yards
Playing note
Use the contours
15Pine ShelfPar 3 150 yd
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Hole 15 / Par 3

Pine Shelf

A clean mid-round par three where a confident iron and a soft landing are the way to a good number.

White tees
150 yards
Playing note
Leave a makeable putt
16River BreezePar 4 395 yd
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Hole 16 / Par 4

River Breeze

Wind off the bluffs can change the shape of this long par four, making the approach club especially important.

White tees
395 yards
Playing note
Check the wind twice
17Ridge VistaPar 4 370 yd
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Hole 17 / Par 4

Ridge Vista

A memorable ridge-top hole that asks for a confident drive and a precise approach between the grass mounds.

White tees
370 yards
Playing note
Commit to the ridge line
18Clubhouse FinishPar 5 485 yd
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Hole 18 / Par 5

Clubhouse Finish

The finishing hole brings the round back toward the clubhouse with one last chance to make a memorable move.

White tees
485 yards
Playing note
Finish with intention
Official Tee Specifications

Course Yardages by Hole & Tee

Hole 123456789 OUT 101112131415161718 INTOTAL
Par 443443445 35 443443445 3570
Blue 375390175410365160420380515 3,190 385405180395370165415390505 3,2106,400
White 355370155390345145400360495 3,015 365385165375350150395370485 3,0406,055
Gold 325340135360315125370330465 2,765 335355145345320130365340455 2,7855,550
Red 295310115330285105340300435 2,515 305325125315290110335310425 2,5355,050
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Elevate Your Game at the Club

Whether fine-tuning your drive or developing consistent touch on the greens, our practice facility offers the ideal environment for skill progression. Warm up before your round or schedule private instruction with our head golf professional.

  • Full grass driving range with targeted distance markers
  • Chipping complex and greenside grass bunker practice
  • Private video swing analysis and custom club fitting
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Course Frequently Asked Questions

Direct, authoritative answers about playing golf at Cedar Ridge Country Club.

Cedar Ridge Country Club features an 18-hole championship layout playing to a Par of 70 across 6,100 yards from the championship white tees and 6,400 yards from the blue tournament tees. Four sets of tee markers accommodate players of all handicaps.

Established in [Year Founded] along the historic bluffs bordering nearby historic parkland, the original architect utilized natural ridge elevation drops and sculpted greenside grass bunkers instead of sand. This provides an authentic links challenge while eliminating the maintenance issues of washed-out sand traps during Delta rainstorms.

CRC is primarily a private member facility, but welcomes guests accompanied by members, reciprocal club members, and corporate/charity tournament outings. Prospective members are encouraged to contact the pro shop at [Phone Number] to arrange a preview round.

Traditional golf attire is required. Collared shirts or mock necks for men; tailored shorts, pants, or skirts. Denim, cut-offs, and athletic t-shirts are not permitted on the course or practice facilities. Soft spikes only.

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