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Ridder Farm Golf Club

Designed by Henry Homan and opened in 1960

Ridder - East Bridgewater, Massachusetts

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Course Details

Holes:

Par:

Length:

5909 yards

Slope:

113

Rating:

68.1

Driving Ranges:

Yes

The 18-hole "Ridder" course at the Ridder Farm Golf Club facility in East Bridgewater, Massachusetts features 5909 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 70. The course rating is 68.1 and it has a slope rating of 113. The estimated green fees for 18 holes is $67. Ridder Farm Golf Club Golf Club has an onsite driving range with 3 practice tees. Designed by Henry Homan, the Ridder golf course opened in 1960.

Estimated Green Fees

$67

Scorecard for Ridder

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOT
Blue68.10/113	335	373	155	294	387	312	263	198	395	2712	314	472	375	177	421	227	385	473	361	3205	5917
White66.30/110	314	354	131	277	365	288	242	181	365	2517	293	450	362	158	403	203	368	455	347	3039	5556
Red (L)67.10/107	283	336	93	253	309	230	188	157	345	2194	268	392	312	140	319	172	326	432	307	2668	4862
Par	4	4	3	4	4	4	4	3	4	34	4	5	4	3	4	3	4	5	4	36	70

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dan . Reviewed August 12, 2011

As there aren't many, I'll start with the pros: manicured greens, 1st cut and fairways are given due care by greenskeeper staff, fun layout, though short. Chance to score well if you're long off the tees.

Cons - there are many. First is the lack of value (notice I didn't say rates - I'm happy to pay up for a quality course). I play 3-4x/week around the South Shore and have visited Ridder at least 6 times, but after this year they are completely off my list. My last round was a Friday morning - teed off at 5:30am (nobody attending office so I had to tee off then pay on turn, though they insisted the course opens at 5). After I stopped in to pay, almost fell over - $48 dollars, to walk! It would have been $57.50 with a cart. I understand most courses consider Friday a weekend, but this was walking, AT DAWN. Typical grumpy check in guy makes you feel its a privelage to fork over the cash to play this former dairy farm, 2.5 star at best.

Another is pace of play. There are several old timers who are regulars at this course and are never hurried along, regardless of the line of people behind them. Rangers never present during my visits there (which is typical), but I have been scolded for playing through these groups by the staff! In fact, I've been chastised by the same grumpy old check in guy a few times - once for setting my pull cart on the tee box (??, never heard of that one before).

In short, there are plenty of other courses in the area with better facilities, course conditions, quality, and customer service. Most of these courses have some sort of early bird and/or twilight rate, unlike Ridder. With the quantity of time and money I invest in this sport, there are much better places to play. My suggestion - try Braintree, Olde Scotland Links, Brookmeadow, anywhere but here. I promise you will be disappointed and annoyed (probably both).

Ridder Farm Golf Club Course Layout & Flyover

389 Oak St, East Bridgewater, MA
02333-1209

(781) 447-9003

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