West at Eagle Valley Golf Course
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The West Course at Eagle Valley Golf Course winds through the Carson City foothills at the base of the Eastern Sierra. The links-style layout features an interesting variety of holes that provide a formidable test for even the most advanced players. The fairways are lined with native desert vegetation that grows tall enough to provide some challenge and several water hazards are strategically placed throughout. The dramatic elevation changes in the rolling landscape also require forced carries. Accuracy is vital to doing well on the golf course, offering a true risk-and-reward experience. For golfers wanting a more relaxed round, Eagle Valley offers the less daunting East Course.
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Fun Course, Made More Difficult
I like this course. It's challenging and fun. BUT, some tee boxes were in poor condition or very wet and difficult to get good footing on. Some areas of the fairways were also very wet and soggy. We haven't had rain in weeks. A few greens were in poorer shape than the East course I played a couple weeks ago. Still a bargain.
Overall course feedback….
Many of the fairways have large dirt patches. The greens were very nice. The bunkers need sand put in them. The cart paths need some work. Many areas where the concrete needs to be re-done.
Enjoyable Day
I started as a single and joined the group in front of me. Three very nice local folks.
I appreciated the hospitality of the group.
They wouldn't even let me pay for the first round at the 19th!
great deal
EVW has always been rather ragged around the edges, cart path is horrible in a lot of places. No trash cans at tee boxes. The tee boxes wee fairly good, the greens were fine. The course shows that they aren't scrimping of water. The fairways were rather lush which didn't allow for much roll out off your tee shot. Now to the rough,OMG what a joke. Very hard to find your ball unless you were standing next to it, I don't remember the rough being this thick in the past. Many of the bunkers I would call GUR, only a few bunkers had actual sand in them.
Surprising
There were some par 5s that were very hard. Unique setups. The bunkers were unplayable. That was disappointing. The cart paths could use some work. Overall it was still a very fun course.
Windy day at Eagle Valley
We took the hot deal at 11;30.
We like the course layout and the pace of play was great. The course had lots of areas that were overwatered and the sand traps had standing water. The traps were compacted and the course uses DG instead of sand.
The fairways and greens were in fairly good shape.
EV asks players to use the cart paths, yet the cart paths are poorly maintained.
If it wasn’t for the high winds that afternoon, it was a good day.
Course conditions not great
I like Eagle Valley West. Great layout, challenging holes, good greens make for a good course, and great value. Today, though, conditions weren't great. Off the fairways, the rough was 3-4" deep and thick - even a foot off the fairway. Almost a penalty stroke every time you are in it. And the bunkers were rock hard ( all that water that is making the fairway lush), and in some cases, the bunkers were literally scattered with 1" rocks.
Still like the course, but it needs a little TLC.