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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
Don’t get the value the put on this course
Must be because it is within Toronto but at $110 with a cart, course like Royal Stouffville much better condition and less money. Westview another course which is in better condition. Starters are good guys , very pleasant and welcoming. Much better than pro shop. Don’t get me wrong, layout can be fun but fnot fee of $110 course. Only good thing is the layout. Carts are awful. Feel like they are going to die. Greens on some holes are burnt.
Drought
Beautiful layout but fairways and greens were extremely dry and hard.
Glen eagle
Just the right difficulty level for a 110-120 golfer. Rough is forgiving and not too many obstacles or uphills.
Other courses too difficult (eg copper creek or bondhead north)
Enjoyable round
Andrew
Unfourtunatley we couldn’t make it to the game today we had a Covid issue. We were not able to move the date so we had to take the cancellation fee.
Not worth the money
Played on a Saturday and the pace was good as a foursome. Only waited on a few shots. Greens were the best part of the course but it was not anything special. A few holes had some dead spots and some pitch marks. Fairways were pretty hard. Brown was a common look with the fairways, tee boxes, and rough. Not worth what they were charging for 70$ but it is a decent track if you are learning and the price is dropped a bit
Benefits of pandemic, but be ware for future
Power carts for both 2 somes down right dangerous, gas powered stupid design dangerous on hills , left after 9 holes , pace of play and carts , avoid cart 20 and 68 until they are repaired or replaced.
Disappointing conditions
I played this course regularly 5+ years ago and it was a well maintained track, but in 2021, Glen Eagle has become a below average course and low value for money at $112 for weekend with cart. Some observations:
- carts are old and poorly maintained. Felt like I was driving a diesel lawnmower with no shocks.
- fairways and greens were very dry and in some areas had no grass. It was like hitting off hard pan and very dusty
- bunkers are either grassy or just dirt and almost unplayable
- tee boxes were worn and hardly anywhere to hit the ball off of or stand on an even surface.
Overall, was very disappointed. Better off playing Royal Ontario, Lionheart Masters or Woodington Lake for same cost.
