Eagle Pines Golf Club

Love this course. The greens need some work but overall a great experience.

The course was in amazing shape after a long hard winter. I would recommend playing here. It has many risk reward holes.

I love this course. It is March and the course is in good condition. Greens have been mowed at least once. This is a great country course. A great place to develop different parts of your game. A good variety of holes allows the golfer to use all the clubs in the bag. Enjoyable round, as usual.

Friendly owners. Friendly golfers.

I happened to find this course using this app. So glad we did. The course was overall in good shape. The staff was very friendly. And the layout of the course made you think about your shots before you hit them. It was challenging but any level players can play. Trees lined the fairways but they keep the ground clear so you can still find your balls and hit out. I definitely would recommend this course.

Perfect Autumn beauty course that falling red and yellow leaves and breeze. I was happy to play seeing and feeling nature.

Unfortunately, it was crowed and some team was slow play so you need have a plenty of time comparing with normal season.

Another fine round of golf at Eagle Pines. A challenging and fun course. Greens are excellent but I can't putt. Tee boxes are acceptable. Crews are working. I have no complaints.

Great course. Many holes require a straight drive because of narrow fairways. The trees are the main hazard, so ball control is a must. I love this course. It sharpens my skills with accuracy. Greens are good. Tee boxes are good. Friendly staff, friendly golfers. Shot it maybe 6 times this year. 6 times had a good time. I play Fluff also, to some degree, and I recommend it for enjoyment of your game.

Great course. No rain in 6 weeks so things are dry and such. We all had a great time.

I golf at Eagle Pines at least 3 times a year. I only golf here however when I can get a hot deal around $30. I am the type of golfer that never golfs at the same place two weeks in a row. So I see my fair share of courses around the central counties of the state. I am no golf course manager and will never claim that I know it all. But looking at everything the course has to offer or doesn’t offer in comparison to other courses. I will never understand why this course costs as much full price as many nicer courses within 25 miles of it. I know it is my choice whether or not to play here and I do enjoy the wooded challenge of the course, just never understood the cost. Fairways and rough are always cut nicely but greens always have many dead spots and are over watered.