Eagles Pride Golf Course - Green/Red
About
Eagles Pride Golf Course has long been known as one of the best military courses in the country and luckily for golfers, it's open to the public. Originally opened in 1940, the course started as the 18-hole Fort Lewis Golf Course. Another nine was added in 1979 but it wasn’t until the mid-1990s that it became Eagles Pride. The three nines are called the Green, Red, and Blue, and they are played in different 18-hole combinations. The Green/Red Course starts with the newest and most challenging of the three nines. The course will test you with plenty of trees, water hazards, undulating slopes, and even the occasional blind shot. There are some tough holes but players of all skill levels could enjoy any of the nines.
Previously known as Green/Red at Fort Lewis Golf Course.
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by hdebus on 05/23/2026
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Photo submitted by KingWoos on 03/28/2025
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Photo submitted by lee3639809 on 08/26/2024
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Photo submitted by Snak3 on 04/11/2024
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Photo submitted by Snak3 on 04/11/2024
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Fried egg on the green hole 17 Photo submitted by vU4OYgWBNgMTBHUkbd53 on 12/09/2021
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Photo submitted by u000006478109 on 04/30/2021
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Photo submitted by rob2986272 on 01/19/2021
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Photo submitted by rob2986272 on 01/19/2021
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Photo submitted by rob2986272 on 01/19/2021
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Photo submitted by dickreyes69 on 09/23/2020
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amazing nature and domesticated deers right in front of the tee box Photo submitted by dickreyes69 on 08/10/2020
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Deer everywhere! Photo submitted by u532772966 on 07/24/2020
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Photo submitted by ScottWoodGolf on 08/24/2017
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Photo submitted by Jarrod9719631 on 04/07/2017
Golfer Reviews
Old military course open to public now and maintained wonderfully
We played on Sat morning so the course was very busy so pace of play was slow as expected. The course was fun, challenging, and beautiful layout. The cost was a great deal for this course on a weekend. My handicap is 16 and I played my average… for a new course I was very pleased with that. I will play again for certain!!!
Undewhelming
I was hyped to play this place. Proshop was great, Starter, not so much. Most of the greens are flat-ish but slow and I think you have to play here often otherwise the greens are unreadable. Fairways are good height but lots of crappy grass. 7 dogleg left holes (like Whispering Firs). Several Bunkers are ready for paving (thin layer of sand but below that is compacted to 95% maximum density). The place is way over-rated in my opinion.
Staff assistance
My tee time was 1103, there were several spots earlier. The pro shop allowed me to go out by myself at about 1055. No one in front of me for 5 holes. Made it a very fast round!! Always appreciated!!
Great course
Eagles Pride is a stunning yet challenging course. The staff is friendly and eager to help. The only downside is that there are no food trucks or a halfway house where you can grab a bite. So, come prepared!
Eagles Pride is a hidden gem
From the pro shop attendant to the lovely starter this was a great experience. Course was in great condition and didn't disappoint. Will definitely be back to a course that we see from the freeway all the time but have never played before.
Schöner alter Baumbestand
Empfendswert
Great course for a great price.
I love this place! Course is well maintained and it's fun to play. You can walk or drive and still play a good pace. The only bad part of our round was the little briwn things from the trees were all over most of the greens. They really affected the balls path, and there were too many to try and clean each path. But we aren't very good and for the $35 we spent to play a casual round, we weren't worried about it. It actually helped my wife make a outtthat was off line a bit. In all we had a great time and we'll be back more this summer.