Gleneagles Golf Club

Course was well maintained, but you will have to put up with construction issues - especially on the back 9. Workers doing a good job while upgrading the cart paths.

Very nice course. Played the whites which meant no driver needed, and high demand on hitting the fairway. A lot of trouble to get into if you aren't striking. Greens were in great shape. Hard to read, rolled true, as the day progressed they got FAST. I dropped a nice 4 putt (GREAT), as some of the come-backers were even harder than the 1st putt. Score-able, fun course in good shape, I would surely play again, especially if i score a hotdeal.

Love the course.

It seemed to be excruciatingly slow play on a Friday.

Course was in reasonably good shape with the biggest issue being the lack of attention to fixing ball marks and replacing divots (which is not the course's fault). Perhaps the morning outing was a group of non-golfers. The one issue that is on the course is the "crowning" of numerous tee boxes, making it often difficult to find a flat spot. Greens not exceptionally fast but definitely some tricky ones and tough pins. Got around in 4 hours on Sunday which is great.

This course has dog legs on almost every hole. There is room to play safe but to score well requires some local knowledge and risks. The greens are very fast and demand good reading skills. The hazards are fair but can be significant if challenged. Conditions were very good considering all the heavy rain before we played. The range and practice greens are also very good. Food service is minimal and the clubhouse and pro-shop are small. Definitely a course for play rather than socializing, but with a pavilion for outings. It is a pleasure to play .

This is a nice course and I only play via Golf Now. The regular fees are more than the fees for similar courses in the area.

Course is in excellent condition, pace of play was reasonable, and was a good test. Will play again very soon.

I paid 13 dollars for 18 holes.. It is a nice course however the time I went they let a group of 5 out and it clogged up the front 9. They did not play the back and the pace returned to normal

This course is in great shape even with all the recent rain. The course maybe a little on the shorter side for long hitters, but makes up for it with the tightness and shape of the holes.

The golf course was interesting. There were not many people. It contained a variety of holes.

I've played this course before and it has always been in the best condition.

Great target course with fast greens. One of my favorites.

Great layout.Have played here often,but today found greens inconsistent and sluggish. Ramps to greens far to narrow,some only 10 paces across. Roughs very thick and deep . Pace of play could be improved by cutting roughs shorter, eliminating faces on fairway bunkers and placing yardage markers in middle of fairway,not on sides. I shall continue to play here, as it challenging experience.

The course plays well and is challenging. Its more important to get the right shot than to try and bomb the ball. If you have a bad first shot you will regret it by playing from out of trees or a ditch. Its not to say the course is bad its just not wide open like a beginner needs. I have played there 2 times this year and b/c of trying to kill the ball off the tee I have found trouble nearly every time. Not real hilly but lots of dog legs both slight and 80 degr.

As mentioned before the greens are in great shape. Just need to rebuild some Tee Boxes.

Gleneagles is a pretty easy, well maintained golf course. For relatively new golfers like myself (I only started playing the past couple of years, I shoot in the mid-low 90s) it's a good choice. It's pretty wide open, but has it's fair share of holes that force you to make shots (#9, #3 and #7 come to mind). There's a few risk-reward holes where you can decide whether you want to take driver off the tee or play it safe with a low iron, wood or hybrid. One downside is the houses surrounding the course tend to be a little bit boisterous. On more than one occasion playing there, I've encountered houses on multiple holes blasting music and having loud parties. While this is out of the course's control, it can be distracting. Either way, I'd recommend this course for beginners and intermediate players. Experts might find this course to be a little easy, it's not very long. I had the opportunity to birdie pretty much every par 5, and I'm not that long off the tee.

Greens were super fast. Even as wet as it was around the course from all the recent rain. Course is in great shape.

I played Glen Eagles for the first time on 04/21. I am sorry that I havent played here sooner. I loved the course. Not the longest course you'll play and it was in great shape. (especially considering the weather hasnt been all that great.) Expected cart path only and was surprised that they said 90 degrees was the rule for the day. Pace of play was great (I'll admit it wasnt packed...wasnt "dead" either. You'll use every club in your bag. Very cool layout. The fairways and greens were in awesome shape. Staff was very friendly. Clubhouse was small but very clean. If you havent played here yet, dont be like me and wait. You are missing out on a very cool course. I cant wait to get back!

If playing from the regular tees, it is the type of course you can shoot in the upper 70s or 80s. There is always a hole or two that makes a great round an okay round.

It's been a couple years since I last played this course. And I first played it when it first opened. Lot different now. With the homes added in and the course maturing, it is a fine golf experience now. Some really great holes! No real klinkers (poorly designed holes). Conditions were good, although the weather was tough on a number of areas. Fairly well groomed. Greens were good to excellent. Stimped about 8-9.