About
Gleneagle Golf Course in Arlington is just an hour north of Seattle. The 5,949-yard, par-70 layout may seem relatively short, but it's a course that will test your shot making skills and accuracy with strategically placed bunkers and undulating greens. The layout makes up for any lack of length in many other ways, including the treacherous rough that lines the rolling fairways. Water hazards come into play as well, but there are more on the front nine than the back. There are some challenging holes but overall, players of all skill levels will enjoy the golf course, especially with its backdrop of cedar and fir trees spread across rolling hills. With a driving range also available, Gleneagle offers one of the area's best values for the money.
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Awards & Recognition
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Top 25 Most Improved U.S. Golf Courses(2016 #5)
Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by nIWWJyDhNuoGdvd4fvQL on 04/22/2026
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Kids can enjoy it with grandpa too. Photo submitted by seaoflove on 06/18/2023
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Sand trap sample Photo submitted by shawnbaily on 04/26/2023
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Green sample Photo submitted by shawnbaily on 04/26/2023
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Sand trap sample Photo submitted by shawnbaily on 04/26/2023
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Greens sample Photo submitted by shawnbaily on 04/26/2023
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Sand trap sample Photo submitted by shawnbaily on 04/26/2023
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Greens sample Photo submitted by shawnbaily on 04/26/2023
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Photo submitted by seaoflove on 02/20/2023
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Photo submitted by u042244295 on 08/24/2016
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Photo submitted by u042244295 on 08/24/2016
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Photo submitted by u042244295 on 08/24/2016
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Photo submitted by u042244295 on 08/24/2016
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Photo submitted by u042244295 on 08/24/2016
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Photo submitted by u042244295 on 08/24/2016
Golfer Reviews
Got what we paid for
Booked a hot time @ $25 with cart. The course played to that value. I would have been disappointed if I had paid full price.
The greens were great! Unfortunately, that was over shadowed by terrible tees, unkempt rough, and dead grass clumps everywhere.
If they spent half the time and effort on the rest of the course as they did the greens this place would be great! For now it's only worth playing if you can book it at a discounted rate.
Greens and fairways in excellant condition, rough was thin for how long it was. A defining course for Washingtion golf.
I have not been out to Glenneagle since 2011 because last time I went the greens were too slow and the fairways were all torn up. The course in 2013 is in beautiful shape though. I chose to play the white tees so the course was short but posed some challenge off the tee as well as around the greens. There are no rinky dink throw away holes as you often see in shorter courses (7 iron off the tee to not run through a dogleg/ strange unnecessary hills etc). I had a putt for triple bogey and I also had a putt for eagle (as photographed). I took my son out there so we grabbed a golf cart which are brand spanking new battery powered carts. I am definitely going to be spending some time there this summer.
A lot of BANG for your buck, greens in good shape but slow.
Our group played on a sunny day, the overall conditions were good except for the greens were very slow, but in good condition. Staff was great ! For the $25 bucks per man or so we paid I consider this an excellent value. The course requires a lot of different shots or you can get in trouble, but is open enough that a decent shot was all you needed to navigate it. 8.5 out of 10 for the value.
Short but tight course makes it a good test. Green are in great shape.
Great value.Short but tight course makes it a good test. The Par 3's are long and challenging from the back teesl.
Rainy but great
Great round played in the rain off and on. Course wa in good shape and offers challenges. Can't beat the price. 14 dollars with a cart.
Just a fun day
Course was in very good condition. Paired up with a couple who plays the course on a regular basis who provided insight on how to play the course. With a correctly hit ball the course was more than fair to you.
You can tell work is being done to get this course back in shape
Use to come out and play this course on a regular bases and it just went to the dumps. Everything from the pro shop, to the restaurant, to the course just needed help. Not sure what the relationship of the home owners / course / restaurant is but seems like they have a lot of potential here to have something special. This time out my group could tell they are trying to recover things. Money is being spent and that is obvious especially with regards to the course. Drainage is much improved and the greens are the best that I can recall them being. The restaurant still has the most room for improvement with even the layout just being odd. Food is average and service has yet to be able to hire someone there who can multi task. I am sure they will get it figured out but my guess is the restaurant is not part of the golf operation.
If looking for a good deal and a place that is not going to be just crowded with people with waiting every hole this is the place for you.
Too many hazards
I don't fully ubnderstand why it is that I lose so many balls on this corse. I can play other courses for a complete season and not lose s ball. This course has all the hazards at my typical shot lengths. A very frustrating course
Fairways were mud...and it was not raining
Hard to get excited about playing golf when the fairways were muddy. Course of play, was extremely slow for very few golfers on the course, ended up with 3 groups in front us us on 10th hole, so we gave up and went home.
Great greens
Even though it had snowed and the fairways were soggy, having the cart allowed us to get around pretty well. Once you get to the greens, you can enjoy the good putting experience.
This golf course a real challenge target golf.
Play this course on Tuesday Feb 19,13 Thank to the weather break with sun and no rain, since I just move up here from Los Angeles California still new to this Wa. weather. Course conditions were better than expected, green were in excellent shape, this course is set up for a better player with newer course design more like target golf, you really have to be precised in yardage, lot of water & hazards come in to play, narrow fairways, rolling hills.
Overall, I love the course can't wait til spring and summer to really enjoy playing in dry conditions.
The course can get a lot of raii in the Spring and it has some drainage problems when it rains quite a bit. I played there in early May of 2012, was raining, a lot of standing water in the fairways, and 1 or 2 feet deep water in the sand traps, and it was a 39.00 round with car!!! I was very upset and shouldn't have played in that. The course really should not have been open that day. When it is dry it is a pretty nice course to play. Home owners need to do more to protect some of the houses though. It should not be the golfer's responsibility to pay for damages to a house in a danger zone. It is a golf couse for God sake! If you spray the ball a lot off the tee or on other shots, I would think twice about playing this golf course.