Gray Eagle Golf Club

The course could be nice. The layout is decent but the grounds keeper doesn’t seem to have much pride in his work. Some bunkers are filled with rock. Clumps of grass on the fairway. No drinking water on the course and the halfway house was closed (temperature expected to be in the mid 90’s). Ball cleaners are either dry or full of mud. Many of the washers don’t have towels and the ones that do are shredded. Cross the dilapidated bridges at your own peril.

I take no pleasure in this review because I live in Gray Eagle. The potential is there but until the grounds keeper becomes more interested in maintaining the property than being the security guard (long story) I’ll be going to Stoney Creek. It’s in much better shape, cheaper and a very friendly staff.

Greens challenging but not too difficult.

Lots of places to lose balls on this course, especially if your woods and long Irons are off that day. Lots of fescue, tall grass around boundaries and water. A few holes on the back 9 are tree-lined.

The Greens are in good shape, fairways are decent, one or two Tee boxes were in rough shape especially the 4th par 5 Whites tees.

Grounds could be better taken care of, (damage to the ground in a couple spots made by the mower wasn't repaired) the bunkers werent soft, one had standing water even though it hadn't rained for a few days.

There are 5 Par 5s, including hole #1, with 3 coming on the Back 9.

There are homes on this course, but it is well designed so only the most horrible of shots go into yards. I lost the most balls (and found) I have all this year, yet none of them got lost in a homeowners yard.

There is talk the owner wanted to sell but the community talked him out of it. It shows in places, which is a bummer because it's a nicely designed course.

Greens have vastly improved over the years and are in great conditions. Only negative was the “sand” in the traps…need to be raked in morning and real sand to replay whatever they have in them. Overall, the course is pretty darn tough and definitely worth the money. Can’t wait for the new clubhouse to be built.

The person we checked in with was not friendly at all! Corse was is pretty good condition.

I really enjoyed my time at Gray Eagle, and found the course to be very forgiving. My only gripe was that some areas were not well maintained -- particularly bunkers, which often had standing water/no drainage, and at least one green had an entire area that was missing grass/unplayable. I understand it takes a lot of money to run a course, so overall, I have no complaints and felt it was a good value. Pace of play was pretty typical - 2.5 hours for 9 holes in a cart, due to slow foursomes in front of two somes. I wish tee times were 15 minutes apart, rather than 10, but it is what it is.

Thanks for welcoming us out to the course!

I made a tee time on Fathers Day for my wife daughter and me.

I show up 5 minutes before my tee time and prepaid. They tell me they added 3 people learning my wife and daughter are just playing a little bit. I ask instead can I just get a bucket of balls and still say no.

I spend $100 to have a nice round with my family and the course staff basically said I couldn’t do that and took my money. Will never again play here and will do my best to let other people know this type of staff behavior goes on

Construction confusion…rough was tough..back and front nine flipped..some holes need better arrows to next hole..I think once they get new club house built and do some work on course things will be better..the course has some challenge!

played on 6/22/23. They changed 9's this year and I like the new set up. t boxes need improvement, fairways pretty good shape, sand not in good shape, greens not bad but players need to fix divots! overall fun day with good pricing compared to other courses,

One of the worst courses in Hamilton County. The layout isn’t great, they don’t take care of the course well. They overcharge for everything. Who pays $17 for a bucket of balls? $17 dollars?! well just about every other course in Hampton County is well-maintained, the owners of this course are pocketing every penny they possibly can because it’s not going back into the course maintenance. For $60 on a weekend, there’s dozens of courses in Hamilton County that is a better value. The greens are some of the worst you’ll play in Hamilton county. They have ridiculous undulations that scream “I didn’t put any thought into the design of this course at all“. The tea boxes are uneven everywhere, and look worse than a used driving range. Simply put, this course over charges, and they put no money back into it.

Half way house not open when making the turn. Very disappointing. You need to tell customers before they arrive at the course so they can prepare. No food or drink for 4 hours is hard to handle.

Tee boxes not in great shape. One tee box, was laughable that tee position was on a foot slope. Obviously, I can move back some, but just a lack for detail.

Enjoyed the course w it’s varied hole layouts. Will okay it again.

Great staff, always smiling. Course in good shape early, price is perfect. Even tho it’s under construction, still a great Course. Love GE