About
Eagles Nest Golf Club sprawls across a rugged landscape of sand dunes and dense fescue that was formerly a sand and gravel quarry. The terrain is the ideal setting for a scenic, challenging round. The golf course's layout is a unique links design by Canada's top course architect, Doug Carrick, who incorporated slick, fast greens and meticulously manicured fairways. Golfers face many precarious challenges including sod wall bunkers, vast waste areas, and prevailing winds. Eagles Nest Golf Club offers panoramic views of downtown Toronto, especially on the par-3 8th hole. One of the most notably difficult holes is the par-5 17th, which features a split fairway, water, fescue, and a desert-like waste bunker.
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Photo submitted by u000001789921 on 11/18/2024
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Photo submitted by u000001789921 on 11/18/2024
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Photo submitted by u000001789921 on 11/18/2024
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Photo submitted by u000001789921 on 11/18/2024
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Photo submitted by u000001789921 on 11/18/2024
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Photo submitted by u000001789921 on 11/18/2024
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Photo submitted by yjang27 on 06/26/2023
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Photo submitted by u000004533959 on 10/22/2021
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Photo submitted by Ryanfair412 on 12/18/2019
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Photo submitted by Ryanfair412 on 12/18/2019
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Photo submitted by Ryanfair412 on 12/18/2019
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Photo submitted by Arsen on 10/24/2019
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Photo submitted by Arsen on 10/24/2019
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Photo submitted by Arsen on 10/24/2019
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Photo submitted by Arsen on 10/24/2019
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Photo submitted by Arsen on 10/24/2019
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Photo submitted by HennDawg on 02/19/2018
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Photo submitted by HennDawg on 02/19/2018
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Photo submitted by uQCTS6427QC on 06/30/2015
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Photo submitted by uQCTS6427QC on 06/30/2015
Golfer Reviews
Nice course for casual golfers
Course is beautiful, amenities are plentiful. No starter and wait times were back logged from hole 1 and did not get better. Did not play a single hole besides par 3’s without waiting on tee box and again in fairway (or rough). To my bewilderment they did not have any marshals and did nothing to enhance pace of play. Groups in front of us were leaving multiple large divots in green and not raking bunkers. Every bunker shot ended up in foot prints, which if you’ve played this course you realize are already difficult enough to begin with.
Hole 8 was under construction so we had to drive through it and they turned hole 17 into a par 3 with modified green cut into fairway and then a short par 4 instead of a beautiful par 5. Disappointing for a place called eagles nest
Overall it’s a cool course to see, and the amenities are solid. But there is much better value in GTA for the serious golfers out there.
Note pace of play was 5hrs 20 mins on a 30 degree sunny day
Eagles Nest
Decided to gather a group of my friends to play on my birthday. Wish Golfnow had some sort of indication that one of the holes on the course was under repair. This should have been explicit as the large majority of us didn't expect to be missing out on a hole and having to play on a makeshift hole with carpet as a green. I know the course is pretty fantastic at its peak, but was really disappointed that we weren't warned about the hole being repaired beforehand unless I missed something.
Low value for money
With the golfnow site I paid $660CAD for our round with carts. Was looking forward to it as it had a great reputation. The clubhouse and view of the clubhouse is the only thing I can rave about. The tee boxes and putting areas had tons of ant holes and goose droppings. I guess they could say it was because of covid and no maintenance but there were a ton of staff sitting around idly near the clubhouse. The noise from nearby highways was brutal and you see commercial buildings (McDonalds, Rona) from about 15 of the holes. Feels like a course in the middle of the city. Can’t say much in the way of positive feedback. Though a wedding there may be nice…?
Great coarse, one of the holes are being worked and another Par 5 split up to make up the one that’s being worked on.. I’m so coming back to see what they have done to the holes
Damsel In Distress
Clearly a beautiful course but not maintained well + a surprise 4th hole closure.
4th hole is ‘closed’ and they’ve turned a par 5 on the back 9 into two holes (a par 3 and par 4). I didn’t see this mentioned anywhere when booking. If you’re paying $50 for a round sure no biggie, but if you’re spending $205 a person it’s pretty frustrating to figure that out on the first tee box.
Was exited to play here but overall, pretty lacklustre. There’s so many beautiful courses in the $90-$110 range- not sure why anyone would pay an additional $100 to play here.
Paid full price while Holes under construction
4th hole is under construction but course forgets to tell you that. A par 5 was turned into 2 holes to make up 18 holes;200 yd par 3 and a short par 4.
Pace of play was slow - 5hrs. No marshal. Bunkers were not maintained and some of them were just a mess.
I used to love this course but this was a very disappointing round. I threw the scorecard away since it wasn’t even a full 18.
$144 is too much for this place
Eagles Nest
It was cold and rainy, ended up playing just 9holes. The course was in excellent shape and all staff was very friendly and professional. I can't wait to go back to play the whole 18hpoles next season!
Slowest greens I have ever played on
Do not use the practice green or your first putts will only go half way to the hole. The greens were so slow that I would have been better served using a hockey stick. taking a wrist shot to get the ball across the green.
Extremely disappointing.
One of my companions shot 95 with 2 - 5 putts and several 3 putts solely because the greens varied in speed so dramatically from one to another... slow to extremely slow.
I asked if I could get a 9 hole refund if I did not play the remaining holes but they had noone available with the authority.