Eagles Pride Golf Course - Green/Red

This course has lots of doglegs, trees and tall thin grass along the fairways. However, the fairways were plenty wide enough except for a poorly hit shot. Almost all of the fairways were slanted and were difficult to determine placement for the next shot. It has its share of long par 4's (over 400 yds) and many up and down fairways. Sounds crazy, but it seemed like we were always hitting into the wind which made it even more difficult. Had one hole with a great tee shot, great hybrid 2 and still came up short. However, I would gladly play again.

Very surprised to find this gem right next to the freeway. We played the Red and the Blue 9's and it was a challenge the whole trip. Very creative and challenging. It is not just your average flat course. I will be back again to try and regain my pride. You win this time Eagles Pride!

Eagles pride is a great layout, easy to walk. Beautiful fairways especially hole number 5. Course is in perfect condition so I will be returning soon.

Eagles pride is a long, hilly course. When you play there, you rarely see the other fairways. It has beautiful trees, water hazards, beautiful views, great greens, and a great staff. It’s right off of I five and it could not be more convenient.

Grass is eye-candy everywhere, including the greens. Bunkers are soft. Fescues are challenging to hit out. Overhanging, over-teaching leafy branches high up on many trees can post a challenge to your flight paths. Bring a towel to swat away the little pieces from the trees on the green for a true putt path. Requires smart course management to avoid pitfalls. I had some stingers to get under the trees and that was fun. A great find for a good rate. Literally right off the exit on I-5, felt like a pit stop but golf stop this time!

Golf Now sucks. I had a tee time with one of my sons. Then another son wanted to join us. Couldn’t do it because of GN. Would have charged us for five rounds. I will never book through them ever again... this was my first experience. It was horrible!

The course was in great shape and empty. We walked due to course restrictions it that was the only negative. It was enjoyable and peaceful. Will come back again.

Played on Friday afternoon of the first week of opening golf courses in WA. Quit after 9 holes because it was so slow.

Positives -

Course was in decent shape

Negatives -

Tee times are 4!! Minutes apart

My twosome was paired with a threesome

9 holes took 2 hours 45 mins

Tee boxes were stacked 3 or 4 groups deep

Club house staff and starter prickly and rude to non-military members (this has been the case every time I have played there).

At our 10:48 tee time there was already 10 golfers waiting on the tee box. Made for a very long and slow round. 5.5 hours

Great time at Eagles Pride today. Course is in good condition. $13 for 18 holes is a screaming deal for such a nice course. A little cold and windy, but no rain a good time had by all, but 19th hole was closed...

Coarse is in great shape! Very playable in the PNW winter. No soggy or muddy areas. Feet stayed dry! Price was right. Get out and play this coarse if you wanna knock the rust off. Restaurant has great food and service.!

The course is holding up well despite some rainy days recently. The greens are awesome - good cut and the rolls are true enough. Very few golfers out there during the week, especially in the 40's. I'd go there everyday to hone my skill sets until next season! :-)