Eagle Hill Golf & Athletic Club
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Top Courses in Arkansas(2022 #3)
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Eagle Hill - Great Value and Mostly Nice Greens
They’ve really put in the effort on these greens! The course layout is fun and challenging. Plenty of Par 5s. Only really like 1 green that they were doing some work on but besides that I enjoyed it!
Waste of money
Waste of money! Greens were a week lunch and still awful. Most greens look like they have been lost. Half dirt half grass. Fairways were cut and nice. Tee boxes were thick or dead. Driving range grass way to thick. Skip this place and drive to hot springs.
Great course
My friends and I decided to play and noticed that Eagle Hill wasn’t too far away so we decided to play. Such a great course to play and wasn’t crowded at all. Greens were great and the course was wide open will definitely play again.
Great course
Course was in good condition. Tom in the pro shop is friendly. Food is decent price.
This course is worth playing
Fun course with multiple tees for every level. Challenging layout with lots of water. Very enjoyable.
fun round - even with cart path only
biggest issue - cart issues. first cart tried would not go. 2nd cart tried moved.
After loading up, the USB chargers did not work. So limited use of phone GPS course info. Mostly played old school for yardages.
Beware booking through Golf Now
For some reason, I wasn’t able to pre-pay our round when I booked it through GolfNow, but I did get a confirmation stating our greens fees would be $50. Unfortunately, when we arrived at the course, the pro shop told us that the weekend rate was $60, and despite showing them the confirm they would not honor the $50 fee.
This is basically an average course for Central Arkansas and is not worth $60. In addition, we were dealing with a lot of Greenskeepers’s Revenge. Many pins were tucked within 6 feet of the fringe and putting was like playing miniature golf, given the way the ball would roll back to us. The photo doesn’t do things justice, but you can see from the angle of the flag how this particular cup was set in the middle of a down slope.
And by the way, if you are going to charge $60 for a course like this, the least you can do is make sure all the ball washers and drink dispensers are full and the ball washer towels are not in shreds.
Greens are tricky
Multiple questionable pin placements within 3 yards of the edge and on side slopes. No reason for that this time of year when conditions are what they are.
Average at best
The course is very very dry and not much grass anywhere. It was like hitting on concrete. The layout is average as ithe course is built around an apartment complex.. pretty boring course that is in very poor conditions