Eagle Lakes Golf Club

Course was in good shape. Greens and Tee boxes were fine. They just raised their rates to $179. Huge jump and not worth it at $179.

The course was very wet in places and bone dry in others. Lots of water which is fine if they had a diagram of the whole or GPS layouts in the cart. Target golf but no idea how far the targets are. Was going to go back and play again on our vacation now that we had an idea of the layout but the price went from 99.00 on Dec 31 to 179.00 on Jan 2. Definitely not worth 179.00. Not a lot of Public courses in the area so can ask whatever they want.

Pas de voiture de golf en nombre suffisant et elles fonctionnent avec de la gazoline. Il n’y a aucun endroit pour laver sa balle. Les tertres de départ ne donnent que la longueur du trou à jouer. Il n’y a aucun dessin du parcours. Il est donc difficile d’anticiper les obstacles d’eau et de sable. On doit payer des frais pour l’utilisation de la carte de crédit. Enfin, il n’y a pas de driving range sur le site du golf.

It was understandably cart path only. That was the issue.

Place has noticeably improved from last year.

Playing Eagle Lakes was disappointing. The course is somewhat interesting but the conditions are very poor. No grass on fairways so most of the time hitting off dirt. Impossible to use irons most of the time. The game deteriorates into a bump-and-run affair. Greens are OK at best

Staff is friendly and helpful.

Eagle Lakes would be a nice place to play if it was maintained properly.

I hadn’t played this course in years. I get emails offering 6 months membership and interesting events so I thought I would check it out. I won’t be back. Tee to green is weeds and dirt. Not to mention the rough. Greens have grass but are like Velcro. When I first played it it was a failed housing development with a bad course. It’s no longer a failed housing development but it’s still a bad course. It’s a shame because the layout is good, with water on every hole, and the layout is good and the staff is very nice. Somebody needs to buy it and spend $5-10 million and it would be a great course.

Like most golfers playing a course for the first time I looked at a significant number of reviews from a variety of sources on the web. I did NOT find that the reviews were consistent with my experience on the day I played. First I enjoy the game but i'm a 26 handicap on a good day. So this review comes from a duffer with a fair amount of golf experience that clearly hasn't helped my game. The general tone of the reviews were that the staff are friendly and helpful and I couldn't agree more. Right from the start the fellow who took my bag at the bag drop was pleasant, professional and sincerely welcoming which made for a positive first impression. That was followed up with my introduction to the staff in the pro shop. Again they were really pleasant and professional with a thorough introduction to the local course requirements. The starter experience was more of the same with some good humour for the first tee experience. The second consensus from the reviews was that the course was not in the best of shape and I would have to agree up to a point. However the conditions never got in the way of a good days golf. I just played with a lift, clean and place and was never really inconvenienced or compromised. There's a fair amount of water and I might have lost a ball or two but it was my fault and not that of the course layout. The average golfer should not feel unduly challenged and the lower handicaps need to control the outcome on the longer drives for sure. It was a fairly breezy day but I managed to avoid t oo much trouble. We had a long ball hitter in our group and he was definitely challenged. The other consistent theme in the reviews was that the course wardens were not always welcomed however this is a public course and the golfers can be a bit.......not sure how to put this......but public. Our group stopped to grab a hot dog on the turn and consequently had to be reminded by the warden to "close the gap". He was firm but polite and experienced golfers would expect nothing less. Overall the pace of play was more than acceptable and I would expect that there would be times when a 3.5 hour game would be a pipe dream!!! I should mention that apropos of playing in the florida everglades we did see a bald eagle and a number of alligators. All in all I would recommend this course and will play it again. However if you are looking for Augusta, Pebble Beach or #2 Pinehurst then this may not be your best choice.

A wide open course that is challenging and fun to play

This course is one of the few you can play in the Marco Island area for under 100.00 in November. It has lots of water, alligators and bird life. The fairways are scraggly and the greens only fair. Among the five courses we played it was okay, but no. 5 for quality.