Ridders Farm Golf Club

Ridder Farm Golf Course is located in Plymouth County, East Bridgewater, Massachusetts, on land that was originally operated as a dairy farm by the Ridder Family. The 18-hole course features two distinctly designed nines: the front nine was designed by Henry Holhman and constructed in 1959, while the back nine was designed by Geoffrey St. John Cornish, with ground broken in 1964 and completed in 1965.

The course is maintained at a high standard and welcomes golfers of all skill levels. It remains open from mid-January through December, weather permitting, providing year-round play opportunities on the South Shore. Ridder Farm serves as the home course for the Whitman-Hanson and East Bridgewater high school golf programs, indicating its significance as a local golfing institution.

The facility includes amenities such as a driving range, golf simulator, pro shop, and learning center with golf lessons available. The course is designed to offer a pleasant experience for all players, with consistent maintenance and upkeep throughout the season.