Eagle Dunes Golf Club

Staff were great but the course leaves much to be desired. The rough intrudes into the fairway in most fairways. There were random tufts of crab grass in the greens. Clippings were accumulated inside the sand traps. Pace was good no issues but I would not pay 50 to play there again.

Bad course conditions, rough hasn’t been cut since 2023. 4.5 hour round with a 640 tee time, first group up held up the entire course. Play Dora or black bear instead

Greens and fairways are acceptable. Rough is 4 feet high in most areas. Starter gave our tee time away to another group, resulted in a unecessarly long day.

Course in toughish shape .. but playable. Fun layout

Fairways were quite narrow and framed by 2' grass. Miss fairway and forget finding your ball.

Needed mowing, badly.

Many of the hazards (absolutely huge) have become overrun with weeds.

Older gentleman working pro shop was extremely rude.

Pretty cool layout. Tee boxes and fairways pretty solid. Greens seemed to have been punched somewhat recently, but they rolled solid. Biggest issue is the “rough”. Their rough isn’t really rough. It’s 2 foot tall weds that are meant I guess to be their rough. It’s not thick fairways grass. It’s fairway then 2 foot tall weeds as rough. No transition. It really looks like it is a cost cutting measure to not have to grow real rough and currently don’t have to cut the huge weeds consistently. If they fixed this it would add a lot to the course and make the experience better.

I have played Eagle Dunes many times over the last few years, over 25 times. The quality of the course goes in cycles from decent to declining.

Our round found it in the latter category.

First, walking from the parking lot it was obvious that the landscaping had been ignored for weeks. Untrimmed hedges, trash, etc.

The course had large patches of crabgrass IN THE BUNKERS. The rough on many holes consisted of 16 inch high Bahia grass - ridiculous. The greens were 'OK', but a few needed work. When riding this course you get the bumpy ride of your life - hang on to your hat.

Overall the course looks badly neglected, and it's a shame because it's a good layout.

Do better Eagele Dunes, and if you do we'll be back.

In spite of having aerated within the week the course was in good shape. The greens were not very bumpy, and there weren't puddles all over the place in spite of recent rain. The only problem was...the group in front of us. They had asked (on a holiday morning when the course was running a discount because of the aeration, and thus packed...to go out as a five. The starter broke them into a group of three and a two. Of course once out of sight on the third hole...they were a five and for the rest of the round, we never saw a marshal. So, particularly since we were a group of three...we waited on almost every hole. It was a nice course, one that, were it closer to home, I might play frequently, but, with no marshals (and groups with no sense of etiquette). Not really worth a repeat.

Enjoyable golf layout. From white tees par 5's are just out of reach in 2, so use 7 iron 2nd shots to avoid hazards leaving full wedges into greens for easy pars. Some short par 4's with protected greens use 3 or 5 wood tee shots for full wedge approach for easy pars.

Using course management to avoid trouble should ilead to lower scores. I play hear ounce a month and will keep coming back.

Greens are almost great again. The team has been doing a lot of work and it is showing. Some greens (like 11) are a work in progress but I can see the focus that they have on getting the course back to greatness.