Eagle Pines Golf Club

I played twilight with a friend it was still daylight and I was told we had to quit playing golf . I asked for some of my money back was told no but it was still daylight . I would not play nor recommend this course to anyone tge way we were treated .

Very friendly staff but not familiar with course details. Very inconsistent course conditions. Open/forgiving with some challenging spots. One and done due to course condition.

Course fairways and greens very hard

could not land a ball on greens to have

hold.

Fairways very hard as well

Staff gave 18 hole rain check which they

didn’t have to do.

Overpriced at 37 dollars for layout and

condition

Throughout high school I played Eagle Pines multiple times a month and loved it. As a beginning golfer I loved the open-ness of many holes, but even the ability to get back on your fairway from another without much trouble following an errant tee shot. After getting older and playing tougher courses it was good to come back and see the course as I remembered. Pretty good shape, lots of birdies are possible with the flat greens, although the greens are a bit smaller than the greens at other courses. Water poses a challenge on a couple of holes, it was great to be back. Hope to be back soon!

This is a course we have played before a few times. Employees are always very friendly and welcoming. Unfortunately the area has had lots of rain and quite a few holes have standing water. This made play a bit tough. There were some cart path restrictions on certain holes; might have been best to make all holes the same to avoid further damage to course. Will certainly be back to play Eagle Pines.

Pros

Course to our self

Greens would be great for any time of year

Smooth and consistent speed

Tees and fairways good

Cons

Carts on paths

Course really wet

Traps need played as ground under repair

Nothing special at this course, but it’s cheap, the people are great, and no crowds. Front nine is at straight forward as it gets, the back has a couple tough holes.

Always injoy this course it is in great shape after 10”snow melt.

From the time we walked in the clubhouse and were greeted by the amazingly friendly woman, until when we left, our experience was fantastic. The other golfers we encountered were friendly, even the course kitty cat was friendly too.

If you get a chance to play here, you have to !

I book early tee times to ensure I don’t have anyone in front of me since I play fast. This course let a large group of senior golfers do a shotgun start after I made the turn and they were in my way the whole back 9. I finally quit after Hole 15 because I was so irritated that they were acting like they were doing me a favor by letting me play through! What’s the point of making an early tee time if a golf course is gonna let big groups out ahead of you? No mention of any outings or men’s league when I started.

This was a nice course. We had an absolutely great time, which is most important. The course was great. I would definitely recommend playing here!

The course was very well kept. I got stuck behind a mens league but I just skipped the holes and went back. Course was very nice and I will recommend to people and definitely be back.

This course may not be long but certainly has it’s challenging holes. It is in pretty good shape considering all of the various types of weather we have had this year. Enjoyable round of golf

Eagle Pines is a decent older course. Several tight tee shots can be found through narrow windows of trees, that perhaps could use a little trimming (especially 13, a par 3 that requires a slice short iron/wedge from the blue tees around the overhang). It was in firm shape throughout despite recent rain, though there was some evidence here and there of water damage. It's not a long course, so you can put away the driver if you're prone to spray. The holes looked like they haven't been moved in a while given the condition of the lips, but the greens rolled at a decent pace. Sand was a bit thin and pounded down, no rakes to be found when I went in. Water here and there was mostly pond scum.

Overall you can do better, but you can do worse too. It'd be a solid course for beginners or walkers as it's pretty flat. Just wear sleeves - it's apparently a problem there as 2 signs remind you of the requirement.

Not going to lie, we meant to book 'Eagle Creek Pines' but got this course instead. It's a very scenic course, with lots of tree's and no residential houses in sight. Don't expect perfect quality on the greens, bunkers, or even water hazards, but for the price we paid and the beautiful scenic course, it was worth it. Some holes the farrow was pretty narrow, having me use my 3-wood to be safe. You won't find many bunkers along the path to the pin at this course either, pretty much straight shot fairway to pin every hole.

In spite of all the spring rain, the Maintenance staff of Eagle Pines has managed to get all the grass mowed when other local courses have struggled to keep up. The golf course was in excellent condition and very playable. We had a really good time as pace of play and weather were almost perfect. It was like finally spring time golf as it should be. I would and have recommended Eagle Pines to friends and associates. My hat is off to the Maintenance staff. What a herculean effort to have the entire course mowed and greens tended while up against one of the wettest springs ever.