Course Description

Open for play since May 2002, Ridge Stone Golf Course is a nine-hole, links-style course designed by architect Mark Kerr, featuring practice greens and a full driving range. The term “links” originates from traditional Scottish courses shaped by natural coastal landscapes, and Ridge Stone reflects these classic elements with rolling hills, strategic sand bunkers, and tall native grasses.

The course offers rolling, tree-sparse fairways and expansive greens averaging 7,500 square feet. These greens are fast, well-contoured, and thoughtfully designed to challenge golfers of all skill levels. Four ponds, sand and grass bunkers, tall fescue, and meandering creeks add both beauty and strategy throughout the course. A standout feature is hole number four, which incorporates the historic ruins of Sheffield’s Brick and Tile Company, presenting a unique “play it as it lies” challenge.

Ridge Stone Golf Club is fully irrigated, with sprinkler heads placed at least every 80 feet to ensure consistently excellent playing conditions. The course plays from 2,437 to 3,374 yards and offers four sets of tees, making it enjoyable and accessible for golfers of all handicaps.

As a public course, Ridge Stone Golf Club proudly welcomes both members and non-members to experience everything our course has to offer.