Eagle Glen Golf Club

Had a Sunday tee time at 12:50 p.m.. The round took about 5 hr 15 min, which is longer likely because it was on a weekend rather than a weekday, which typically only takes 4-4.5 hours.

The course is kept in solid condition. There were a handful of holes that were limited to cart path only despite no maintenance taking place on those holes which was odd, but did not take away from too much of the experience.

With a Slope of 138 and a rating of 1.8 above par from the tips, it is arguably one of the toughest courses in Southern California at its price range and condition. A combination of numerous blind shots, some slanted fairways, elevation changes, and tricky greens makes for a fun and challenging round (they even have the 2nd longest hole in Southern California: the Par 5 12th at 645 yards!)

Their range, putting greens, and pro shop are top notch as well.

Overall, although it might be a lengthier round, it is definitely worth the visit!

The course was in great condition and it was very well maintained. For a tough course I definitely had fun playing, however, the environment was fairly annoying. Constantly being followed by bugs and mosquitos was rough so bring spray. This does not affect my rating though.

I’ve played EG many times. I live in the community and use the range often. The greens were in great shape! My major complaint is that there fairways has very little to no grass on them and they were hard as concrete. Made wedge play very difficult. Wished this course would spend some time on the fairway conditions versus the weddings they host constantly

Beware if you are bee allergy, keep away.

So many bee fly around almost all 18 holes

it's beautiful course, but be aware of difficulty. I lost 10 balls. if you miss the driver, it's dead. so at least 220~260 yard on your driver for not to lose the ball.

putting green is extremely large, but super fun and hard go read. expect to put your ball at least 3 times per hole.