Eagle Mountain Golf Club

Best bang for your buck. We played on a weekend and they kept a great pace. Will go back again

I had played this course twice last spring and enjoyed it! First time in April, very nice condition! Second time late may they were struggling!

I played yesterday morning and wow!! So much nicer both in conditions and playability! I see that there has been significant investments in turf and how the course plays!

I suggest you get out and play it before they go into overseed!!!

I had been wanting to play this course for years but never got around to it. Unfortunately the rain closed the back 9, but the place was still fantastic. I look forward to coming back when it’s dry to see just how many 350 yard downhill bombs I can launch.

Worth enduring the heat for a great summer round. Course was in perfect condition. Greens were in great shape.

The greens are worse than some bad public courses at muni level. They charge you $2 for water fee. For that I expected cold water bottles but all they have is water tanks on the course that are warm or empty. Lot of nerve charging for water on a hot/humid day. The greens are in rough shape. The price of $20-$30 less than paid would have been fairer for the condition of those greens. I enjoyed the course layout. Fees were silly.

the greens were on the worst condition i have ever seen in AZ in 30 yrs. looks like a fungus attacked. also working on bunkers on front nine with areas roped off and equipment everywhere. not a good value - i would wait another year until Troon can turn this property around

The course conditions where ok for the money. The worst part was the greens. Also they’re doing lots of bunker work.

They are reworking the bunkers and some of the fairways - so conditions not ideal now but it did not detract from enjoying a great round.

This is always a fun course, and the condition of the greens didn’t change that. I saw many reviews as to how bad of shape the greens were in and had to see for myself. Are they in good shape? No, they aren’t, but I attribute that to attempting to manipulate the winter grass in to living longer. This year was a tough transition for golf courses. The tees, fairways, and areas around the greens were more than solid so I have no complaints. Most folks leaving poor reviews couldn’t 2-putt from 45 feet regardless of the condition of the greens. I’d recommend this course to anyone who enjoys a good, solid challenge as it is a second shot golf course.

The course was generally in good shape EXCEPT for the bad greens!!!

tee to green the course was in very good condition and I could live with the numerous bunkers under repair but the front nine greens were terrible and the back nine, while they were somewhat better they still need attention. not sure if a fungus got em or what.

This is one of my favorites in the valley. I’ve played it many times over the last 15 years, usually in the summer as that’s when I can afford it. It’s a bit challenging for a below average golfer like me… but the views are great and it’s *usually* a beautiful course. This particular day I happened to jump online the day before and saw a number of very recent reviews (within the couple days prior to playing) warning of the course conditions… especially the greens. To be fair, the club house issued a discount preemptively when we paid, but in all honestly? I wouldn’t play this course for several weeks or a month until they get the greens worked out. I’ve never seen such bad greens, even in the summer, at a course. This wasn’t just “hot, dry, arid climate” greens… I don’t even know how to describe it. It was impossible to read and gauge any greens speeds with the inconsistency from grass, to sand/dirt, to what looked like either some kind of grass mold or something used to help regrow the greens. It looked like one of those aerial views from out of space of a continent with green, brown, and other colors.

With that being said- I have no doubt they’ll workout the kinks- it’s a great course worth playing- just right now it’s hard to recommend.

I paid $100 to play this course and the greens weren’t even greens. It was like putting in the desert. I loved the other aspects of the course just feel like I got screwed out of a $100 unfortunately

Love the course layout, beautiful Mountain View’s, nice elevation changes. Terrible conditions, almost all the greens were pretty much unplayable with huge patches going through most greens. Fairways were decent, but lots of dirt and patches. Bunkers were rough, but they are going to bunker renovations so hopefully that gets better. For a troon course, I expected so much more.

The greens had a major issue and are the worst I've ever seen. A couple of employees said they had some "blight". They have painted many of them green but in a lot of cases you are putting on what is essentially hard wood flooring. There is no grass in many parts or it's brutally clumpy. It's not worth $10 playing here until they get it back in shape. The fairways were below average as well. I really like this place but call ahead before booking.

The greens were horrible. I understand a few greens in the summer may be dried out but 15 of the 18? Unacceptable for the price