Eagles Pride Golf Course - Green/Red

Despite wet conditions, course was in great shape and the greens rolled true.

The greens were not very smooth, putts were hopping after contact

Despite the fact that we are stil in the middle of winter, the course was well drained with very few muddy areas. It was a quiet day with no one behind me so it was a very relaxed round. Unfortunately, I did catch up with the foursome in front of me around the 6th hole and had to wait at every tee after that. They were unfortunately not playing "ready golf", and I think the course should get the message out that this should be the norm. I finished in about 4 1/2 hours.

Overall good experience. Greens were a little soggy but good for this time of year. Speed of play was good.

Staff is always friendly here!

All 3 9's are good and unique. Really good shape always, especially this time of year though!

Miss the BBQ place...

Still amazing and I'll be back many times!

So much potential here... 27 holes, good practice area, affordable rates. Sad to see it go downhill over the last decade. Presume EPGC has limited resources for course maintenance, but a bigger issue is golfers who don't fill divots and repair ball marks on greens. Inexcusable.

Temp started about 88 and finished mid 90’s. the red to blue course in 4 and a half hours with a foursome. The course is long and challenging. Very fun day, the only negative would be a hot dog at the turn cost $12 just the dog.

Course in great shape, not crowded on Thursday. Weather was perfect. Enjoyable day. The hot dog stand at the turn was a real treat!

It was my wife and I first year wedding anniversary, And to celebrate, we wanted to play a little bit of golf. I booked our tee time online through the GolfNow app and that was a pretty smooth process.

But the smoothness ends there…

We showed up and got checked in, and went to hole one of the red course. We were teeing off when the starter stopped us and said we had to switch courses cause a tree was on fire.

I get there’s not much they can do about that so I don’t hold that against us them.

So we switched over to the other course, and the pace of play was very slow. I realize this was probably because quite a few groups had to switch over because of the fire.

But we were on hole three when the marshal stopped us and asked for our receipt. He checked it and first acted like we were trynna cheat the system because the receipt showed the pro shop didn’t charge us anything. I tried to explain that it’s because we payed through the GolfNow app. He then said well it looks like you only paid for one person.

I’m not sure how he got that. The receipt clearly showed two tee times and two people for a cart.

As I was offering to show my confirmation on my app, he cut me off and said we had to stop playing anyways because my wife didn’t have her own set of clubs. And we had to go and rent some at the pro shop.

My wife is just starting to get interested in golf and she doesn’t have her own set yet. And I do know that some places require everyone to have their own, but I have been to several places that will allow people to share. Nothing stated that she needed to have her own when I booked it, when I checked in at the pro shop, and we were even sharing when the starting marshal watched us tee off on hole #1, and he didn’t even say anything.

So it was just frustrating that we had already had to switch courses, and then stop in the middle of play to go rent clubs.

We got through the first 9 and then went to start at hole10 when the marshal stopped us again and said we had to go back to hole 1 of the red course because it was too backed up.

So after all this it turned out to be a long day. We left frustrated exhausted.