Eaton Canyon Golf Course

It broke my golfing heart to see the previous management let this golf course fall into such a deep level of disrepair. We used to play here all the time. A 9-hole, regulation-Length course that played in just over 2 hours was a great way to squeeze more golf into a busy schedule. But the drought and generally poor management made the course virtually unplayable.

Then, in September of 2017, management changed. We started hearing rumors that the new management really knew what they were doing, that things were improving. Wanting to see for ourselves, we played two weeks ago for the first time in over a year. I was blown away at just how much better it is than the last time we played. In just a few short months, the greens are pretty good, the fairways actually have some grass on them, in short, Eaton Canyon is playable again.

There is still work to do, but the new company has worked wonders so far and I have no doubt they will continue to improve the course. If you are looking for a quick 9-holes of regulation golf, I highly recommend you try Eaton Canyon. You won’t be disappointed.

Eaton Canyon is coming back! After several years of neglect, the new management company has worked miracles to bring it back to a playable condition in just the few months they have been on the scene. There are still a few places that need work. However, the greens are in good condition, fairways have grass again and, generally, the course is playable now.

If you were a fan of Eaton Canyon in the past or just looking for someplace to play 9 holes at regulation length, I strongly encourage you to try Eaton Canyon.

really fun course - back about 2 years ago. now just piece of junk. Good 9 hole design but dirty path everywhere. even after a nice drive, you are hitting off of dirty... won't be returning. really sad to see this gem become so rotten

Course in need of maintenance. Greens in terrible condition including missing patches of grass. Also goffer holes throughout fairways.

This was my second time playing at Eaton (first time was a year ago) and the fairway conditions have not improved; picture dead patches, overgrown "rough" (couldn't distinguish which was the fairway and rough, they all looked the same). I understand there is a drought and they are restricted from watering but come on now. How dare you charge $24.95 for conditions that awful. Needless to say I will not return. I would rather go play at Scholl and pay that amount and get to play full 18 holes.

The course is advertised in golf now as an 18 hole course. Well, that means there that you play the 9 holes twice.

I've played Eaton several times now. It's a great 9 hole course with some tricky par 3s and long par 5s. Great way to get in some golf when time is limited.

I'm not a very good golfer. That being said, I am not very picky. This course was in such bad shape, it wasn't very fun to play. The fairway was like rough, and the rough was pretty much rocks. Even driving a cart was bumpy and not easy to ride through all the rocks. Everyone was nice, and the greens were fine, but I wouldn't recommend this course.