Eagle Trace Country Club

I don’t like writing bad reviews but the greens here are not great. They’re shaggy and slow. Granted I shot 76 from the blues and had a great time, my buddy did not. I would play it again for $50 but it is not worth the $87.50 I paid.

Just a lot water but u need to make some good shot to avoid it

Course was exactly what i expected from a TPC course - great conditions and layout. However the group in front of us decided to play from the blue tees and could not collectively hit the ball as far as my wife and myself (we are both approx 18 hcp golfers). Needless to say, there play was extremely slow, and we did not get to play the last two holes, due to darkness. There should have been a course marshalll or ranger moving them along. Aside from that, i would definitely play Eagle Trace again.

Course is always fun and I enjoy playing here but it's a bit pricey for weekday $70. Tee boxes could get more care but not bad.

I signed up as a single player and was paired with 3 other players. Pace of play was good. Course is somewhat challenging due to the fact there is water on almost every hole, but the fairways are fairly wide. The greens ran very nicely and were in good shape. Due to Covid, the facilities and workers were sparse, but I will definitely return to play again.

Very much enjoyed playing here for my first time out. Been reading reviews for a while on golf now and all seemed positive. Finally got my chance to see it for myself and I have to say I enjoyed the experience very much. Will be back.

This used to be a beautiful, well-maintained course. While still beautiful, challenging, and a masterfully designed layout, - the conditions of fairway/rough/bunkers brings the overall experience of playing Eagle Trace down to basically being on par with playing an average to below-average municipal course.