Eaglepoint Golf Resort

Great course for any level of golfer. Staff very friendly.

Another great day at Eaglepoint. I used a cart today, because after walking yesterday, when it was near 30 degrees Celsius, I was exhausted! This is a hilly course, but it’s beautiful!

We are here in Kamloops, self contained in our own 5th wheel trailer and golfing for 4 days. We have played The Dunes, Bighorn and Eagle point. All are in good shape, although the Dunes had some flooding, but by far, the best course for conditions is Eaglepoint! The fairways are immaculate, as are the greens. It’s so good, that we have decided to play their again today. We were going to go to Talking Rock, but our tee time was so late, and a thunderstorm is expected later today, so we decided to play Eaglepoint again.

The course was in great condition we had not played there for over ten years the course has recovered from the loss of all the trees very nicely and was very well maintained.I would recommend this course to anyone as it is a very beautiful course.

Eaglepoint was lush and green, potted flowers by the first tee, greens in good shape. Forgot the mosquito repellant,, paid dearly for that

Kamloops: warmer than most. Church not at it . ICE where is it ? Sorry wr dont have any .... how can you sell beer without ice??

course is in fantastic shape! Highly recommended for locals or people passing through.

Best value in Kamloops

great course great conditions awesome greens

An otherwise perfect day for golf is ruined by other players who are NOT playing "ready golf". On a busy day, the course MUST have a Marshall to keep people moving forward at a better pace. That being said, all the groups I played through (6 of them) were VERY accommodating.

Always in good shape and fun to play. greens are excellent

Challenging course, in great shape. Had a fantastic time.

played many times always enjoyable and usually fast play . Played in 3.!/2 hrs

This course was already tough enough, so it's hard to imagine playing it with thousands of trees lining the fairways. The trees were lost to disease years ago, leaving a wide open, somewhat awkward feel to the whole place.

The design curveballs start on the first tee. Even a perfect tee shot down into the valley sets up an uphill blind shot with no way to tell where the flag is. Seems like an extra tall flagstick could solve this issue.

There are some nice views at various points throughout the round. I'm not a fan of the hardest hole on the course, the long par 4 sixth that forces you to layup in front of a pond for an awkward downhill/sidehill lie to an elevated green. The final hole, a twisting par 5 into a valley that slings hard right to an elevated green, seems to be a slow-play nightmare. At least it was for us.

If you can look past these minor annoyances, then you'll have a good day. The course is kept in prime shape and the staff very friendly.

Very surprised at how good this course was, fairways were great, greens great, and bunkers had been looked after.

Beautiful course. Well worth the long drive outside of Kamloops. Club house staff and restaurant staff were very friendly. Unfortunately we could not finish our 18 holes because of mens night, but they accommodated us well to come back another day for a round of 9 holes. Very nice of them. We will of course go back.