Eagle Landing Golf Club

Played here all the time when they had great deals.Became a bit expensive and busy.

Always in great condition,great clubhouse.

Did encounter members just jumping in wherever they wanted and slowing things up,not great.

Great friendly staff.

The greens and fairways are in good condition; however, I did notice a significant amount of weeds on both. Another issue is that the rough is getting too tall — if your ball finds its way there, be prepared to spend a few minutes looking for it because unless you’re right on top of it, you won’t see it. Come on, guys — you’re charging $80+; it could be better. Other than that, as always, I had a great time on the course.

Great Course thats in great shape, but I don't want to play behind a tournament! we were a twosome playing behind a foursome that was in a local tournament. The days you have tournaments let GolfNow know. Couldn't get a rhythm going because we constantly had to wait and they couldn't let us play through because they were in a tournament.

Eagle Landing is one of my favorite spots to play in the Orange Park area. Great layout, solid conditions, and a relaxing atmosphere—just be ready for slow play on weekends.

My take on it:

* The course is in great shape most of the time. Fairways are smooth, and the greens roll true with just enough challenge to keep things interesting.

* I really enjoy the layout. There’s a good mix of long holes, water hazards, and some well-placed bunkers that make you think a bit. It’s not overly punishing but definitely rewards smart play.

* The clubhouse and staff are great. They’ve always been friendly and helpful, and I like grabbing a bite or a drink after the round.

What could be better

* Pace of play can drag, especially on weekends or during busy times. I’ve had a few rounds stretch over five hours, which takes away from the overall experience a bit.

* Depending on when you go, the greens can be a little soft or slow if they’re recovering from maintenance, but that’s pretty typical.

I keep coming back because it’s a fun, well-designed course that offers a good challenge without being frustrating. It’s definitely worth playing if you’re in the area—just try to book an earlier tee time if you want to avoid backups.

When I’m in the area Eagle Landing is one of the tracks I enjoy playing. Course is in great shape

The course itself is in excellent condition, and many aspects of the experience were well-executed. However, the pace of play was a major letdown. At one par three, there was a group on the green, another on the tee, a third waiting, and we were fourth in line. That kind of backup really takes away from the enjoyment of the round.

Unfortunately, a five-hour-plus round just isn’t appealing, no matter how nice the course is. Until pace of play is better managed, I won’t be returning.

paired us with 2 singles. one wanted to play tips (35 plus handicapper). hit 3 or more balls from many tees. i ended up not playing 5 plus holes because of slow play warnings on cart gps. ranger ignored me when i questioned if he was going to do anything about slow play. worst experience on a golf course in decades

paired our 3some with single on the 4th hole. he insisted on play from tips. must have been 38 handicap. by 7th hole was getting slow play warnings on gps. got him to move up a tee (should have been 2 or 3 tees more up). sat out 5 holes on back to get closer to pace of play requirements (that no one enforced). asked ranger when they went by. they shrugged and went on. didn't even get to play backnine (went off of 10).

greens were healing from being punched and very slow and bumpy. staff said course was in great shape. it was anything but great. hadn't played here in a long time. just moved back to area. won't be back any time soon. one star is too high.