Eagle Glen Golf Club

Tee boxes were worked on so we were backed up to the blacks.

Wow. Lost 5 balls. Buckle up.

Have fun.

I have played this course several times in the past and the condition of the course was always exceptional. I’m not sure what happened but this course was in rough shape when we played. I understand the it had rained the day before, but the conditions were not caused from one day to the other or some rain. The tee boxes were horrible, many of them were closed off and all the tee boxes were grouped together at the women’s tees and even those were torn up. The fairways were not well maintained and the greens were aerated leaving you in bad shape all around.

Golf course was on very poor condition ,fairways, and rough, sand traps etc. Would not play there again

What a great course! The views were incredible, and the course was in great condition. My son and I played the twilight with a 4:20 tee time and got in 14 holes before sunset at 6:30. I hesitate to recommend it...selfishly, because I want to keep it a secret. LOL....but seriously....it is a good, challenging course and in great shape...especially for a course in the IE with the heat we have been experiencing.

As a golf pass member, I was extremely dissapointed with the greens. They had just been aerated, large holes, every green was compromised. When I book on teeoff, there was no alert that the course was aerated as you have with other courses. Which helps to make a decision to play. I would never have booked had I known the greens were punched. A waste of money to drive 100 miles and play on chinese checkers holes.

Due to Aeroration of front green, played Back 9 twice.

We were execited because 18th Par5, we get the when we are worned out at the end of day.

With big hope, we didn't play well and first 9, worst score that hit our handie already.

Since we are playing Back 9, there's no Snack Cart and had to go to club house / restaurant for drinks and others which took long time.

Other then those, staff was good as usual.

I've played this course several times: one during the week and the other times on the weekends.

The course mid-week is a great page of play, but expect at least a 5-hour round of playing on Saturday or Sunday. Although it is understandable that a difficult course can cause the pace of play to slow, a lack of consistent marshalling does not help with pace of play either.

Aside from the pace of play, the course is usually in solid condition from tee box to green with plenty of trouble off the fairways which demands solid tee shots and consistent distance control on approach shots if you hope to go low. The greens can be quick as well with undulations (especially on hole 15) that can put pressure on even a more skilled player. Not a bad idea to bring some extra balls if you're planning on playing here haha.

Pace of play seems to be an issue everywhere now. Walked off the golf course at 16. 4 1/2 hours for 16 holes. Tee off at 6:20 AM.

The course was great. The only thing was that some or most of the tee boxes were closed hence the white tees were pretty much the same as the red tees, especially on the back nine. No wonder I broke 80. Should be at least a 5-7 stroke difference.

Enjoyed the round though.

Eagle Glen really feels like you are perched in an eagles nest at the top of the hill once you get off the freeway. The course is right and has a lot of challenging ravine gaps to hit over/across. Playing from the blues was a major challenge as someone who drives 260+ regularly I was still a mid iron into every hole. Pace of play was decent but not great. Group behind us kept hitting up on us as a result. Not ideal but a sub 5 hour round on a Sunday at this challenging of a course is a victory.