I have had trouble writing this post as Quaker Ridge is near and dear to me. Before Quaker Ridge I regularly played at Van Cortland Park in the Bronx. Six hour+ rounds were the norm and teeing off on a par four with a three iron not uncommon. My first round in my life with a caddy was at Quaker Ridge. Joining Quaker opened me up to the art of golf course design and the challenge of golf course maintance. Our greenskeeper Tom literally has a degree in Organic Chemstry! For over a decade now I have had the privilege to play this classic course. Over the past few years I have taken some photos of the course and will continue to add to this over the years that come.
A look at 11, my favorite hole over a small creek.
The green on 15.
A look down 18 from the club house.
Another day a view from 18.
Another view of 15.
From the tee on 14, the only par 5 on the back.
17th hole.
1st hole green
Looking down 14 from behind the green
9th hole, a very tricky par 3.
6th tee box
check out this drone video from my friend Kyle: https://youtu.be/oeyeD8EywsE
10th green
12th green
13th tee
13th green
17th green
Photo credit to assistant pro Sara Dickson, this is the first tee at dawn:
A photo of me and my brother on 17:
i love 11
On Mon, Jul 10, 2017 at 11:42 AM, Breaking 10,000 wrote:
> breaking10000 posted: “I have had trouble writing this post as Quaker > Ridge is near and dear to me. Before Quaker Ridge I regularly played at > Van Cortland Park in the Bronx. Six hour+ rounds were the norm and teeing > off on a par four with a three iron not uncommon. ” >
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Saw your post through looking through instagram. I am fortunate enough to be invited by a staff member to play here tomorrow. Driving down from Canada. I am really excited to play. This is my first top 100.
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