North Ridge Country Cluba home away from home where friends meet, families play, and everyone is welcome.
 | A MAN WITH A VISION SAW THE FUTURE. In the dawning days of the Research Triangle Park and influx of high-tech workers moving south, Ed Richards could see the future of Raleigh. He envisioned a growth like never before in the Capital City and that growth was headed north. Richards took a gamble and it paid off in dividends. Not only did the club grow, but the surrounding neighborhood grew with it. |
MEMBERSHIP GROWS BEYOND THE DREAM
 In May of 1967 there was an effort by the founding Members to enroll members prior to the Club opening. The cost for a Founding Membership was $400. By June, there were 310 names on the rolls. By the time the golf course opened in April of 1968, Membership had increased to 400 Members, the initiation fee jumped to $750 with monthly dues set at $15. NRCC currently boasts nearly 1,100 Members who now live Ed Richards' dream. |  Now with a 4th generation of Members playing through, North Ridge boasts a historical dedication unlike many. From the original 18 holes designed by George Cobb in 1967 to 36 holes rolling across nearly 400 acres today, the great-great-grandchildren of original founding Members have found a second home on our range. |