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Glen Eagle Golf Club - Red/Blue
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Glen Eagle Golf Club, which is situated just northwest of Toronto, offers 27 holes of championship golf that are played in three different 18-hole combinations. The Red/Blue Course features undulating fairways and large, heavily contoured greens that move fast. The Red nine is the most difficult of the three nines at the club. It demands keen course management skills and accurate tee shots. It also requires a few long drives at 3, 521 yards form the tips. The Blue nine is challenging as well, but there are birdie opportunities on the 5th and 7th since their greens aren't elevated like all of the others.
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Conditions3.8
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Value3.8
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Layout4.2
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Friendliness4.1
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Pace3.8
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Amenities3.5
Golfer Photos
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Thanks Photo submitted by u573588521 on 10/22/2021
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Photo submitted by u000004295304 on 05/18/2013
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Photo submitted by u000004295304 on 05/18/2013
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Photo submitted by u000004295304 on 05/18/2013
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Photo submitted by u000004295304 on 05/18/2013
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Photo submitted by u000004295304 on 05/18/2013
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Photo submitted by u000004295304 on 05/18/2013
Golfer Reviews
Coming back to slay the Dragon
I had a friend recommend this course. He said it was challenging and was in great condition.
He was right.I'm making plans to return and take another attempt to slay the Dragon!
Usually nice, but a little pricy
I’ve heard a lot of bad things about Glen Eagle but I usually enjoy myself. I think they’re trying to level up a little, but they have work to do.
Only 2 of the 3 9-hole courses ever seem to be available (Blue/Yellow) which is puzzling.
Clubhouse / bar is weak, and the stop at the turn between Blue 9 and Yellow 1 never seems to be open.
Great Value
Excellent course to play. I have played here several times over the past year and have been fortunate to meet really cool people and learned a lot from them as well.
Still a good course to play
A bit curious on why some small ponds were filled up with earth. Is this a preparation for some future land development or simply reduce the chance of lost balls in the water? Overall speaking, the course is still in pretty good shape with fairways n greens well maintained. Roughs were cut short making ball finding much easier and pace faster. Today is a bit wet after rain and not many players around. Staff is very polite n friendly. This course is quite beautiful with ups n downs and very enjoyable in sunny days.
Poor condition
Course was in terrible condition
From huge holes and piles of dirt right in the fairway to non mulched rough grass
Never seen the course this bad before
