Eagle Nest Golf Club

This was the first time I have played this course in three years. The nicest green was the practice green at the clubhouse and there was very little grass on the fairways. Perhaps the course will be better in a few weeks but right now it is not in very good condition.

We all really liked the round. Their were 4 of us from Indiana. Greens were great. They need to water the fairways a little more. Staff was very friendly. We enjoyed the layout.

Nice layout with challenging greens. Well stocked clubhouse with reasonable prices.good value for your money.

Fairways were dead, not a single green space in them while all other areas of grass around the course were green. (Including tee boxes).

When hitting from the fairway you were literally hitting directly off of dirt and dead vine style grass.. Chunk, chunk, chunk.

I did not see a single bunker that had been groomed. They were filled with sand that had recently been dumped into them and left that way.

No discount, no apologies. Just the old excuse of “well, it’s that time of year”.

Sorry, but the other 6 courses we played within 10 miles of Eagles Nest were in great shape. Roughs were dead but playing surfaces were great.

Shame on you Eagles Nest!

Nicest staff I have ever seen. Course is nice layout but season is not quite growing yet but still ejoyed

Need to overseed. Came down from Chicago and expected greener grass. Grass was browner than Chicago grass.

This course is tucked away down a country lane about a mile inland from Highway 17 in Little River. Easy to reach from Myrtle Beach or Brunswick County. Friendly, helpful staff. The course is old-school, cut through undisturbed pine and cypress woods, with only a handful of holes having houses on one side. The course condition was very good for wintertime (fairways not overseeded) and the greens were medium speed and rolled true. The carts are GPS-equipped, which was very helpful to nail down distances. With multiple tee boxes, there is a distance for everyone, but stay away from the tips, which are for marketing purposes only. There is a reasonable amount of water in play, but nothing unfair. Beautiful natural scenery, including ducks and birds. This course feels far removed from the hustle and bustle of the Grand Strand.

Played on XMas day,. Paid $46 +. First time. Not. Bad layout with some interesting holes.

Absolutely pitiful conditions - most tee boxes, fairways, and greens. Most of the course looked like ground under repair. Driving range ($8) balls were well scuffed, some with no dimples. Restrooms looked like they have not been cleaned in a longtime.

Our pace was good, but there was a sixsome (three couples) playing behind us…imagine the pace behind them!

Most unfortunate because this course has the potential…

Gotta say the layout is pretty nice. A fun course to play. The greens are decent but the fairways are cut VERY tight right now so it’s tight lies all around. Staff was great. 16 and 17 are truly beast holes. Im a 7 handicap and I will say the course plays pretty tough. Overall, the pace of play was a bit slow. 5 hours on a Wednesday. ?!?? I’d come back here but I’ll probably wait until things green up a bit in the Spring.