Gleneagle Golf Course

What a great time even though i had a head cold i still got to enjoy a great round the staff are just the greatest people they do all they can to make it a memorable time...thank you Gleneagle Golf course.

Overall good condition course , some tee boxes needed a lot of attention as some of the fairways ,very challenging course and fun with some nice views . I'd play it again anytime

overall course is in good shape, fairways stil a little wet and some muddy, not crowded speed of play was good

Each hole has its difficulty. Don't be surprised if you have to use a handful of balls to get through the full 18 if you have a high handicap since every hole is presented with water, trees or a combination of the two. Go in the afternoon on weekdays and $13.50 will buy you a whole round!

The course played very well. Greens were perfect. Great staff.

Really enjoyed this course, was glad I was paired with someone who had played here before, so I got some tips about how to play it. It is a long walk, so a cart would not have been a bad idea.

This is a terrible course to play in the summer and even worse in the winter. We lost multiple balls when hit in the fairway because they plugged or the fairway was equivalent to the second cut. I know it is cheap but you get what you pay for.

Fun but rather challenging course. Fairways are narrow and ample hazards everywhere. Easy to get in trouble in every hole and extremely difficult to find ball in the rough, they are tall and thick. Course is quite wet in overall and difficult to find a dry spot to hit a second shot.

This year we have had several inches of rain so fairways are soft. But the greens are fantastic. Would be nice if bunkers were maintained better. Overall it was a great play for a great price. These guys are always running a special so watch for them.

for early March and considering the amount of rain we've had the course was in very good shape. Best greens around!

the course is close and staff is friendly. need some fairway work,

I really enjoyed my round. I liked the challenge of the narrow fairways and the variety of holes. The greens and bunkers were in great shape but some of the fairways were a bit rough. The course is a little tight for those prone to hooking or slicing the ball, so bring extra balls. It's somewhat hilly and the distance from green to teebox is often long, so I recommend using a power cart.

Nice course and great staff. Greens are in super shape

Everything about the round was great except for hole 11 which is always a challenge. We scored the best that we have done all year and the Marshall was very helpful and brought bottled water around three times durning the round.

The course is in good shape. Greens are in great shape. Played 1 day after a lot of rain and the course held up really good. Congrats to the super. The course is 100% better than 5 years ago. Will play the course again soon.

This course had a bad rep for poor condition. Not anymore. The new crew has it in great shape. The greens were especially nice. The course can be tough if you so not play it smart as many holes are short for a driver.

I found Gleneagle to be in pretty good condition considering the lack of rain for golf courses in general. The greens were in great condition...not fast or slow but in great condition. One compliant was that a few tee boxes needed to be moved more frequently to repair existing damage. A GREAT course for the money!

Course is in pretty good shape, greens are nice, fairways are pretty good, some thin areas, drop area on 3rd hole is pretty patchy. Some trees in the veranca on 15 should be cleared to provide more room and a better view off the tee. Bunkers need a lot of help, not enough sand, too many rocks, and inconsistent. Number 1 issue to be addressed imho. Carth paths are getting severly affected by tree roots and need to be smoothened somehow. Hopefully the drainage is being improved steadily. Over all a pretty good value, but cart price should be 10 or 12 instead of 14. I would not pay $40.00 for golf and cart on a weekday, and maybe not weekend either.

The course, like most development courses, has houses built very close to the fairways. This course has less in the way of barriers (netting, thick trees, etc) then most and has signs stating that the golfer is responsible for all damage and, "Do the right thing and report damage to the pro shop." signs scattered around the course. Our group managed to keep our balls in the fairways ;), but if you are a big slicer or hooker, this may not be the course for you.

Overall the course is fun to play and challenging enough to be interesting.

The fairways are getting a little brown but the greens are in great shape. They were putting down new sod at one T box but not a problem. I will be playing there again soon.