Golf-Course Information

Course Information

Welcome to the Ridge

Pine Ridge Golf Club was founded in 1912 and designed by Thomas Bendelow and then redesigned in 1919 by the legendary Donald Ross.

Offering its members a local golfing experience unlike any other, with quick undulating greens, rolling hills, and the signature par 3 ninth hole. Pine Ridge is a true test of any skill level.

Now is your best opportunity to become a member at the exclusive Pine Ridge Golf Club. From unrestricted tee times, making the most of your golf season, to a great social calendar, Pine Ridge offers a multitude of affordable membership options.

Green Superintendent Derrick Cholpecki
Course Superintendent

Scorecard
Hole	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOTAL
Black	337	509	341	548	411	336	148	506	231		208	453	499	323	184	567	174	425	461	3294	6636
Blue	331	487	332	498	372	324	140	469	225		196	441	473	314	177	525	164	408	449	3147	6307
White	325	461	323	477	338	316	132	438	219		179	318	443	291	170	521	154	379	324	2779	5808
Red	319	452	314	468	320	243	125	409	213		173	315	413	283	163	424	144	304	318	2537	5400
Men's HDCP	7	17	15	11	1	5	13	9	3		10	2	14	18	8	6	16	12	4
White HDCP	7	11	17	9	3	5	15	13	1		10	14	2	16	8	4	18	6	12
Men's Par	4	5	4	5	4	4	3	5	3	37	3	4	5	4	3	5	3	4	4	35	72

Ladies Par	4	5	4	5	4	4	3	5	4	38	3	4	5	4	3	5	3	4	4	35	73
Ladies HDCP	9	5	13	11	3	1	15	7	17		8	12	4	14	6	2	18	16	10
Ladies HDCP	5	11	13	3	9	7	15	1	17		16	8	2	10	14	4	18	12	6

Men's Rating	72.6	71.2	68.5	66.5
Men's Slope	128	126	120	116
Ladies Rating		76.7	73.7	71.6
Ladies Slope		137	127	121

PACE OF PLAY POLICY

Your position on the golf course is behind the group in front of you, not in front of the group behind you.

RULES OF PLAY

Golf Canada rules govern all play, except where modified by local rules.

Out of bounds is defined by boundary fences and/or white stakes (includes protective screen left of #3 tee)
Lateral hazards arc defined by red stakes and/or lines
Relief without penalty
1. a) marked ground under repair
2. b) all flower beds
3. c) artificially surfaced roads and paths
4. d) trees marked with ribbon
5. e) tree wells containing crushed rock, including wood chips on 8th hole
6. f) protective screens are immovable obstructions
1. • take nearest point of relief, plus one club length, not nearer the hole
2. • lntervention on line of play is not interference
Stones in bunkers are movable obstructions (Rule 24-1 applies)

Hole Descriptions

Hole 1

An excellent starting hole, short and pretty straight forward but watch out for this green as putting from the wrong side will be testing for all levels.
Hole 2

A reachable par 5 for long hitters that leaves a good chance at birdie. Avoid the left bunker on your tee shot. Green runs away from you.
Hole 3

A short par 4 dogleg to the right that doesn't need a driver off the tee.
Hole 4

Reachable by only the long hitters, this hole normally plays into the wind. A birdie here is a bonus!
Hole 5

One of the toughest holes on the course, #5 demands a good drive and second shot to a green that even the best can't read.
Hole 6

Don't let the length fool you, this hole will test your patience when it comes to the green. Par is a good score.
Hole 7

First par 3 on the course. Slightly uphill and surrounded by sand.
Hole 8

This is a risk/reward hole. Long hitters will take it up the right hand side past the water. Shorter hitters lay up in front of the water.
Hole 9

One of the toughest holes on the course, #9 demands an excellent tee shot to a uphill Donald Ross upside down saucer green.
Hole 10

Back down the hill for #10. Getting through these 2 par three's even par is a step up on the field.
Hole 11

Hardest hole on the course for the men. A good drive will leave a mid to long iron into a small green.
Hole 12

Another risk/reward hole, a good drive will leave you the chance to hit the green in two.
Hole 13

A short uphill par 4. Long hitters can reach the green with an accurate tee shot. Green slopes severely back to front. Keep ball below the hole.
Hole 14

A great par 3 guarded by bunkers on every side.
Hole 15

Longest hole on the golf course. An elevated green makes for a tough approach shot.
Hole 16

A three tier green makes for some tough putting, choose your club wisely.
Hole 17

A good par 4 that requires an accurate drive. Green is below fairway so take 1 less club on approach.
Hole 18

A very tough finishing hole with no visible trouble. Uphill approach to green is all carry. Par is a great score here.

Practice Facility

Pine Ridge boasts a great practice area for you to use at your leisure. A large driving range and chipping area are at hand for you to polish up your golf swing, and a large practice green by the Clubhouse will help bring your score down by practicing that two-putt!

Pine Ridge Golf also offers some of the best instruction around. From individuals, to large groups, we are capable of designing the best program for you, in order for you to get the most out of each lesson. We also offer a comprehensive and fun-filled Junior program.