Eagles Nest Golf Club

Great day at Eagles Nest today... pace was amazing and a superb track and staff was amazing.

I have played this course for more than a decade and it never fails to disappoint. The Carrick designed course is a classic. Whether you play whites at 6200 yards or golds at 6600 hundred yards, your perspective tee offs will be equally attractive due to creative setbacks and elevation changes. Lengthy fescue demands accurate ball placement and pot shaped bunkers provide great risk return decision making. Greens continue to challenge you on slope and speed. Course remains well maintained despite large traffic of players.

This a big course, nearly 7500 yards from the tips. The fairways and greens are well maintained. You want to stay on them because the rest of the the course is long fescue featuring mounds and bunkers that guard the greens and are strategically placed to grab errant tee shots.

This is the second round at Eagles Nest this year. It is in great shape and the people are kind and respectful. Not a course for the faint of heart but a wonderful track if you want a challenge. I’ll be back soon.

Eagles nest is one of the most challenging courses around the GTA. Always kept in the best condition possible. It really is like being in a private club setting!!

Really nice links style course. Some very picturesque holes, several quite challenging. Almost every hole requires a solid tee shot and the significant bunkering forces you to plot your way around. Was very windy when we played which made it especially hard at times, especially 10-13. Really liked it, will play again. Proper good course.

They should install the wire hanger cup plate That you can life your ball out of the cup for the cups on the green instead of blue depressed blue plates.

This course really went out of its way to ensure its players and staff complete safety during this pandemic.

They were extremely well prepared and very creative in their safe distancing procedures.

The plastic dividers in the cart allowing two riders per cart was very unique.

The course was in excellent shape and all things considered they did a great job.

Congratulations to the staff at eagles nest for stepping up their game during these difficult times.

I will return soon

This course is nice but it’s not walkable. The elevations between tee boxes are insane. For a course that is usually mandatory cart it’s unfathomable why they didn’t offer single carts or at least pull carts. We couldn’t finish the round.

I have to say, I may have missed the no golf carts where being put out for use. I played 2 courses last weekend where both courses had carts out, with 1 person per cart. When I spoke to the the person in the pro shop, he indicated that it was for COVID reasons for players and staff. All staff need to do is wipe down the cart after each use like they do at many other courses. I have bad hips and one member of my group has a knee brace, there was no way for us to play 18 holes. The pro shop person would not give us a 9 hole rate and just didn’t seem to care. Also no water on the course. We will never go back and I hope no has a heart attach or passes out walking this very hilly course.

This is a great course.the price is too high for this time of the year and the condition it’s in given that it’s the start of the season. Price is justified later in the season but not worth the $135 at this time if year. Staff was great and friendly. Also they need to update Golfnow that the range is closed and that they have a 20 min arrival policy like other courses have to inform the customer.

It is a very nice club with good courses and pleasant staff

Eagles Nest GC is just north of downtown Toronto and has become one of the best public courses to play in Canada (recently ranked as #17 in the country). I played it 3 times in 2019 and it is my favorite course in the GTA. The course features excellent staff, great clubhouse, quality driving range and chipping area, and overall course maintenance and quality is outstanding. My favorite thing to note about this course is how it challenges you both mentally and physically. For example, of the 18 holes I typically only pull out a driver on 3 holes as missing the fairways can be disastrous. With tight sloping fairways that are lined with high fescue, strategically placed bunkers, doglegs, elevated greens and tee boxes, and up/down hill shots this course is geared up to challenge any level of golfer. The par 3 Hole 8 is one of the most picturesque holes in the country. An elevated tee box with a downhill shot the the green that overlooks the downtown Toronto skyline in the distance - however if you focus too much on the skyline and miss the green, well, good luck. Simply put, best course in Toronto.

I always wait for GOLF NOW to give a good deal for this course. It is such a beautiful course to play, the day we played was cold and very windy , had to use two clubs more to reach the greens. It is a very challenging course for anyone, the fairway bunkers are guaranteed to loose a stroke and there are a lot of it. Beautiful practice range, stunning club house and excellent staff. I will wait for the next golf now special to play it again.

One of the best courses in Toronto. If you haven’t played here I would definitely recommend it. Greens were super fast and approach shots have to be good or else.... Practice range is really good as well. A great course.

I was disappointed in the course for the time of year. I had played it a few times a few years ago and my son (single digit) was dying to play it. Our entire foursome was disappointed in the course conditions. For a supposedly ‘higher end’ course, I’ve never seen so many unfixed pitch marks on the greens. The fairways were littered with unfixed divots. From the golfers in front of us and behind us, this course seems to attract the non-golfer who can afford the greens fees. The clubhouse is beautiful but the restaurant was closed-just the halfway house was open.

Sorry but we won’t be back. With all of the BMW marketing, this course seems like golf is on the lower end of priorities. There’s much better value out there for your hard earned dollar.