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Mountain Ridge Country Club

4.7 (121 reviews)

713 Passaic Ave, West Caldwell, NJ

(973) 575-8200

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Mountain Ridge Country Club

4.7 (121 reviews)

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713 Passaic Ave, West Caldwell, NJ

(973) 575-8200

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Holes

Par

7,120

Yards

74.8

Rating

142

Slope

Unknown

RangeDriving Range

Mountain Ridge is a North Jersey private club with a strong championship feel, offering a traditional parkland test that often plays tougher than it looks on paper. The routing rewards controlled driving and smart positioning, because holes tighten near scoring areas and the best angles into greens can be demanding. Greens and surrounds are a major part of the challenge—miss in the wrong place and you’ll need touch to save par. The course has a steady, competitive rhythm, with a mix of scorable holes and stretches where par is an excellent result. It’s also known as a strong venue for club events and competitive play, which matches the course’s demanding personality. If you want refined private golf that still feels like a serious test, Mountain Ridge delivers.

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4.7 (121 Reviews)

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This place is beautiful. The golf course is challenging and lengthy. I suggest taking a caddie to guide you. Lots of water too...carry a few extra balls! Then seat over for a meal and watch as Cessna airplanes fly over the treetops from an airport nearby - surreal

Tony

5.0

about 4 years ago

One of the best courses in NJ, a classic Ross course with semi squares greens, tough bunkering, but generous fairways. Come if you have a chance to.

Hayden

5.0

about 5 years ago

A fine country club in NJ. I came here for the Mizuho Americas Open. Good experience.

Daniel

4.0

5 months ago

Beautiful little course located in West Caldwell, Essex County, they hosted the LPGA event Mizuho America's Open here - lots of parking was off-site but they had shuttles running. Very nice facilities and friendly staff showing folks around the course. Nested in the neighborhood and not too far from the local small airport. Over 100 year old, this is a private country club. From their website - A sundial has at the entrance to the clubhouse honors Fuld, a plaque in the entry honors Dimond, and a small garden and rock near the pro shop commemorates Terry Hadash, beloved club general manager who died in 1997. Interestingly, no bacon at breakfast - likely due to their deep Jewish heritage of the membership.