Eagle Crest Resort - Resort Course

Recommend a cart during the day. Some pretty good walks from green to next tee.

Drive it straight and this course will reward you. If you like to play about 6,000 yards, play the slightly shorter white tees rather than the slightly longer blue tees. Makes a big difference on some of the par 4s.

I haven't played this course in at least 15 years but remember being a fan of the course. I was really looking forward to playing #2 and #16. They were wonderful as anticipated. The day was cool at around 50 degrees and the wind was blowing hard.

I have a 9.2 handicap who really enjoys holes that are tight. There are a number of those on the course.

Rating 1 to 10
Tees 8
Fairways 9
Rough long
Bunkers 8
Greens 7 ( I'd like them faster)

Fun and challenging course

Thank you Golf Now for getting me a great rate, otherwise this might be a tad more money than it is really worth. Needs to reduce green fees by $10-15 then no question of it being a great value. My speed of play misleading since I played thru as a single. Lots of variety in holes. Its slope and rating are spot on and the greens were a little slower than normal. In summer time greens are great. Love the Eagle Crest course

Wide open with very few homes lining the course. Pace of play was excellent. GREAT Central Oregon weather.

I have played the resort course for 25 years, and never tire of it! The course is in great shape, and the staff is friendly and helpful,as always. The green fees are a bit high, in my opinion,but deals can be found. In all, a wonderful experience!

A Nice course. We had fun & enjoyed ourselves. High winds dampened the experiance on 6 of the holes. We had a super low walking rate so that made it all the better!

We walked the course and it was a perfect day with gentle breeze. the second hole was a fun dogleg right. several other holes challenging, but all very beautiful and well designed.

Great views. Wide open play. A few challenges. Great course for cart or walk. Greens had just been aerated, so putting was difficult, which doesn't help when you're a bad putter. :(

Enjoyed playing the course - returned to play several times during our week's vacation. Thanks

Played the course many times, like the layout, course usually in good condition, no complaints there..however my big complaint is with the staff in the clubhouse, poor service, unfriendly, rude..Id recommend the course to play, but the staff needs much better customer service skills.

The Resort course at Eagle Crest Resort is a great course that always plays in great condition. It plays with some adjacent fairways so if you over draw or fade your tee shot you will still be in play as opposed to the Ridge course where if you shank it you will either be out of bounds or in the high desert. The fairways are lush and the rough is moderate length but very thick, which will help slow down a wayward tee shot. There are well placed bunkers on every hole but not overly protective. Modest clubhouse. Perfect for occassional players from front tees and still a good challenge from the back tees. Have fun!

The course offers a variety of challenges. It has wide fairways, nice scenery, and greens with good feel. Speed of play could be marshalled better, and not everyone repairs their ball marks. A good value in the $23-29 range. If paying more, there are other courses

The resort course pairs nicely with the Ridge course to provide two unique challenges. The course features speedy greens and well manicured fairways. Scenery is outstanding with mountain and river views.

The fairways and greens are in excellent shape with a great number of moguls throughout the course. A very beautiful and challenging course.