Eagle Crest Resort - Resort Course
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Eagle Crest Resort boasts two different championship courses. Sprawling across more than 1,700 acres in Central Oregon, the golf courses get over 300 days of sunshine every year. With the Resort Course, it is almost as though you are playing two courses in one. The front nine gives golfers the opportunity to use their driver while the back nine requires pinpoint accuracy with the first five holes featuring out of bounds on both left and right. The signature hole is the par-5 second. This dramatic dogleg right hole tees off eight stories above the canyon floor. If you are confident in your driver, going to the right will put you in a position to go for the green in two but it is definitely risky with the narrow fairway protected by the canyon walls.
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West of Redmond OR, nice basic resort course amongst some homes. Some narrow fairways could be challenging if fades or draws are sometimes shot when not planned. Has some hilly holes but also flat holes. Accommodations are very basic.
Poor maintenance
Beautiful location ruined by poor course maintenance. Significant over watering left course a swampy squishy mess. Not “resort” quality and poor value for the cost.
Family vacation
We have played the resort course several times and always enjoy it. Interesting layout and very good greens that are not too fast. We played in the afternoon so we never had to wait. Played in under 4 hours. Challenging from the black tees but they have four sets of tees to choose from. Will surely play again
Just Golf
It’s an average layout for a resort that meanders through vacation homes and near a hotel. Greens are of an average pace and relatively smooth. A couple of unique holes that come early in the round and are forgotten by the end. Lots of wet spots on the fairways and tees due to disrepair of irrigation system that are unmarked. It’s just a golf course with a lightly stocked pro shop, and a staff that seems to just go through the motions. The plus side ate the occasional stunning mountains in the background.
Hadn’t played here in 10 years
Course was in nice shape all around and they paired me up with a local who reminded me where the pitfalls were. It was a thoroughly nice day of golf.
Fun and challenging
The Resort Course is a great course to play whether it be from the tips or from the men’s tees. Both give you a range of challenging holes. The staff is very friendly and nice and I love the fact that you’re on golf now.com! Every time I come to Redmond, I will definitely look for your courses ads and play all three of them! I would recommend any of the three courses to friends or family. Thanks for a great weekend Golf!
Nice track
Great course conditions, greens are starting to speed up after punching, but still pretty slow until the 1st or 2nd week of June.
Nice layout, great fairways
Average
Have played EC for many years, and not quite what i remember.
Pro shop and staff always friendly, but did not enforce mask mandate in pro shop. 2 other players checked in w/out masks, talking and walking around.
This time of year they send players off #1 and #10, but could not figure out the traffic among tee times. Played front in 90 min, then got stuck behind a four-some on the turn.
LOTS of rocks/pebbles in sand traps. Course itself has a few really solid/fun holes, but mostly straight/tight.
Just way too much money for the product you get. MUCH better courses in central OR for your money.
A fun but weird course
This course is fun and worth a round but it has to be the most random design ever. All the holes are completely different, like you can have a fairway 150 yards wide on one hole and have a fairway 50 yards wide and trees in the middle on the next. If you are looking for a course that has a little of everything than play this one. Is it fun? yes. But it is not very casual and isn't super replayable. It is in good condition though.