Gleneagle Golf Course

Good well kept course in July. Sand boxes may need a little better keeping but everything else was good.

A little bit pricey for location.

Short course, but plenty of challenges. Lots of fairways sloped left to right which is difficult for a fader of the ball. Lots of hazards not seen if new to course. Greens run true but slower than most other courses. Worth playing if in the area.

Just a fun course to play. There could be a little better signage when crossing roads. But nice new carts and awesome greens.

I booked for 18 and only played 9 because I was waiting 10min per tee…understand everyone has the right to play but someone should make sure the pace is accordingly. Was going for a 6 hr round and was not going to spend that much time. There should be someone making sure the pace is good.

The policy of leaving an ID to rent a golf cart needs to stop

Many ponds and streams that need to be avoided and a little on the narrow side with big trees edging the fairways except where houses encroach. Not long but lots of terrain changes and slopes, it is challenging. New carts are nice.

It was the first time to play golf for me in Seattle area. This course is licated in the clean and beatiful local residence. I was lost to find out #5 as some of the holes are not set side by side. You have to be careful not to lost to find out #5 and #9. Anyway it is a great course though.

Beautiful fairways, greens, and views. Nice get away from the city. I met a great ball striker name Matt. He was a pleasure to play round with. It was more wet than a couple of weeks ago. Lots of lift, clean, and set for a fluffy lie. Bring some extra balls if you can not hit the fairways consistently. The brand new golf carts are amazing. Great value for your money.

I play GleneEagle 2-3 times per year.. I live in Redmond so I can only get out a few times per year. I enjoyed the course and the upper 70s degrees day. I noticed they replaced all the golf carts with brand new carts. Nice to drive around in a new vehicle. The course forces you to aim small to avoid trouble on some of the narrow fairways. The greens are in great condition my putts were dropping in better than normal. There are many types of lies depending where the ball lands. You have to adjust to many up hill and down hill lies. Most of the fairways were dry. There was very little trouble with wetness. It is worth the drive out to Arlington. Have fun!

Started on #10 as a single and finished in an hour and a half. My back nine took well over two hours as I did run into a threesome that was struggling along and had no idea what ready golf was or how to allow a single to pass through.

There were noticeable tire tracks throughout the course from what looked like heavy equipment that was operating during wet conditions. Some, if not all the sand traps resembled OB hazards vs an actual sand trap. Either way, fun times on a cool local track.

This course has been neglected and could be great again if they'd just clean it up. The course has experienced a great deal of rain this spring so the mushy and mud areas are excusable but could be addressed with an aggressive topdressing program. The bunkers have grass growing within an haven't been raked for quite some time, obviously. Stairs and other manmade parts are in total disrepair. They really need to fine tune the details to regain this gem of a course! The greens are excellent though, quick and true rolling healthy surfaces! Kudos for this only shiny star here currently.

I do not understand why Gleneagle is not busier. It is a par 70 with a lot of character. Lot of elevation changes. Lot of wide fairways which is why I only give it a moderate rating. Par three's are challenging. Some good risk/reward holes. Winds through a residential neighborhood which can be intimidating to some, but the houses are not really in your face, except on one par five where the fairway is tight.

The price to play 18 is hard to beat. I like to walk it, but you can get greens fees and a cart for a good price.