Eagle Trace Country Club

Course was over priced and everything was in rough shape for being a former TPC course.

$74 and only got 9 holes in was crazy

Best public golf course in Dade, so far!!

Exceptional value for money Played the blue tees fair and in very good condition

Older establishment. Held Honda classic in late 1980s. Clubhouse dated and could use an update along with the landscaping. That being said, ild rather money be put into a golf course. Course is a cool layout with water on most holes, but not much of a factor as fairways are wide and not much trouble down the right sides. a lot of rain had come through recently so the rough was long and thick. Fairways were nice but needed more seed so they would be more lush. Had to move the ball a bit in the fairway for better lie. Would recommend for playing under $60

Course is in good shape. Green’s were rolling solid

Great option for upgrading your summer play in Broward Country area - challenging and wide open play

Awesome course. One of the best public courses in the South Florida area hands down

As a native South Floridian, I grew up watching and visiting the Honda Classic at Eagle Trace in Coral Spring in the mid 80s to early 90s. A great layout and course design by the late Arthur Hills. The course was sold to Heritage Golf Group, and for the last 15 years, the course, clubhouse, and amenities have slowly decayed.

The course needs at least a $10 Million renovation - there are too many bald/scar patches, cracked cart paths, and landscaping needs to improve the both playability and aesthetics.

The clubhouse needs a $1 Million to $3 Million renovation to be modernized with a better kitchen and pro shop.

Overall, this course is still worth playing because of its challenging layout and friendly/competent staff. But Eagle Trace relies too much on its history and name to justify its $100+ fees most of the year.