Eagles Pride Golf Course - Blue/Green

I like the design and, although the course was wet and the greens had lots of fir needles due to overnight rain and wind, the conditions were quite good. Only issue was with how loud the freeway noise is on several holes. Due to the rain we had the course to ourselves. The rain stopped and we had a great round…

Staff is to uptight and worried about nothing. Just folks that want to be in charge of something. And they also don’t book single players online most the time that should be changed. I was also told a single would slow things down. False singles usually play faster.

Sand traps were good also, the rest is about average. Worth playing.

Saw a few folks on the front and nobody on the back. Very relaxing day in a nice space. Would do this again in a heartbeat. Sand was pretty good.

I booked a tee time as a single using Golf Now, didn’t realize there was a large group playing the Red and Blue 9s… that meant I was assigned the Green course - twice. Certainly unusual.

I liked the layout, the greens putted better than I thought they might given how wet the entire course was. TBH the fairways were in pretty bad shape… extremely wet (late August, no real rain for months) and very shaggy.

My fee I paid for through GolfNow was not only the green fees but also a golf cart included. However when I was checking in I was told no golf carts available as they all reserved for a golf scramble. So I had to purchase a push cart instead. If I knew I had to walk, I would have never booked a reservation at this golf course. The other gentlemen were also not happy with not getting their golf carts as well. Some how GolfNow needs to let us know that golf carts are not available through the deals GolfNow advertises. To make matters worst, new players were allowed to tee off when we were making the turn.

Conveniently located next to I-5, Eagles Pride is an old style course with tall fir trees lining every fairway, a collection of interesting holes with mostly large sloped (not very fast) greens and a single fairway bunker.

The course is surprisingly well watered. There are few if any brown spots anywhere on the course, which you probably can't say about a single public course in Washington state right now. In fact, one approach shot actually plugged in a green. Conditions were more what you would expect in May than during a dry July.

The restaurant is only open from 11 to 3 five days a week. The food was good, but the menu is limited to burgers and hot dogs, with bottled beverages.