The Nick Faldo Course at Eagle Ridge Golf & Country Club occupies terrain in General Trias, Cavite, approximately thirty kilometers south of Manila. Designed by Nick Faldo and opened in the mid-1990s, the layout represents one of the British champion's early design projects in Asia. The course sits within the larger Eagle Ridge resort complex, which features multiple courses carved from rolling volcanic topography overlooking Laguna de Bay. Faldo's routing works across undulating land with elevation changes that provide views across the surrounding countryside and lake. The design emphasizes strategic bunkering and green complexes that reward precise approach play, reflecting principles Faldo absorbed during his competitive career on links and parkland courses in Europe. Water features appear on several holes, typical of resort courses in the Philippines, where natural and constructed hazards define playing corridors through the property's contours. Eagle Ridge has hosted professional events on the Asian Development Tour and domestic Philippine tournaments, serving as a competitive venue within the country's golf calendar. The facility caters to both resort guests and members from Metro Manila, offering a retreat from the capital's density. The club operates as part of the broader Eagle Ridge development, which includes residential components and multiple dining venues serving the membership and visiting golfers.