Inn at Eagle Mountain

Course was in perfect condition. Played another 9 we liked it so much. Staff was great and friendly. Course played tough and was unique throughout with some challenging bunkers. Scenery was beautiful. We’ll be back

Great course to play, even in the summer it’s in great shape and great for the value.

I was told by a friend to cancel another tee-time and go play this course so I was excited to play it. You cannot control the weather and this was a windy and on the chilly side, even for this Minnesotan.

Overall, the course is in good shape. I was a bit disappointed that the rough was brown in color and not in the best shape. The fairways however, great shape and the greens were fast and challenging. Helps to know the course and luckily I was paired with someone who knows the course well and he helped give advice or this would have been even more challenging. A course yardage book would have been nice to have for distance control and advice.

The bunkers could use a bit more sand. They were well manicured, however the sand was hard and it was difficult to blast out of them.

Overall, the views were fantastic, staff was extremely friendly and would interact with you even on the course which was fun. Fairways were in good shape and rolled well. Tee shots are forgiving since many would angle back towards the fairway. The 2nd shot is what is difficult with many uneven lies.

One thing that I did not know of after practicing on the putting green before my round is that the practice green was extremely fast so when I was putting on hold 1 (for an eagle) and was above the hole, I tapped my putt thinking it was going to be extremely fast like the practice green. It did not match the speed. After that, the speed still fast and fair, just would have been nice to have the practice green and the course greens similar to same speed wise.

I was told to play this course by a friend and it did not disappoint. The views are amazing and overall, the course is in good shape. It was challenging and fun and I will play it again when back in the Phoenix area.

Definitely one of the best layouts in the whole Phoenix/Scottsdale area, great views on every hole, all are quite fun to play, fairways are wide and forgiving, and the staff is very welcoming.

Conditions on the course were good in general; the greens were still somewhat sandy from overseeding, making the putting experience just ok. Carts were only allowed in the rough, and cart-path only on several holes, which makes for a lot of walking.

The green fees however have increased over the years; it used to be quite a bang for your buck, but now it's in the range of the more expensive courses, so more in the occasional splurge category.

That being said, if you haven't played it yet, do yourself a favor and go!

Beautiful course make sure you ask if you can drive on course otherwise it will be long tiring day !!!!!

Eagle Mountain offers a tough but fair course layout and a good test of golf for an amateur. Greens are grainy and large and undulating and are courses main defense. The only criticism I have is the patchiness of some of the fairways. Practice facilities are just okay as a good chipping area and trap shot area are missing. Staff is excellent, breakfast and lunch outstanding and beautiful views are available on every hole.

Played Eagle Mountain for the first time in a few years yesterday. Generally thought the course was a little on the scruffy side with the greens in average shape. The biggest issue though was the pin placements. I counted 11 holes where the pins were less than 3 paces from the edges of greens making the round quite frustrating. The other 7 holes had pins on slopes or on the edge of a slope. Not sure why that was? Perhaps they are trying to protect the greens which were very average condition wise. It is an interesting layout with some great views and worth a visit but beware of th nasty pin placements, best advised to play to the centre of greens regardless!!

The elevation changes, views, and just overall layout of this course is incredible. You won’t regret it play here.

Great value for money. Fairways easy to hit off, greens ran true. Many enjoyable vistas.

I really enjoyed playing, greens were perfect speed, they do have some undulations kinda need to be on the right level. fairways are fairly wide,manicured with a lot of slopes, and most slopes help. I would recommend this course

As stated a good course in fine condition.Perhaps a little hilly specially as lot of holes mostly cart only. Overall a definite recomendation

It’s a great course- a bit unique. Elevation changes and layout make it a fun place to play. It’s a favorite.

My wife and I played today as a twosome behind a foursome. Pace of play was good, 3 1/2 hours, including several holes that were cart path only and the cart path being oftentimes a long hilly walk. The food was very good in the grill and very reasonably priced.

Eagle Mountain is, as advertized, in its usual spectacular shape. I played it as a single with two great local regulars (Lonnie and Ed) and we had a spectacular day in the searing heat despite the group that went out in front of us. More about that after the review. Eagle Mountain did a recent overhaul of the first and 14th fairways and they are both in better shape than when we played em in January. In fact all the fairway and tee-boxes were pristine and the greens had almost no ball marks and rolled fast and true. There were plenty of watering stations and the whole overall course conditions were spectacular. What concerns me is how, as a more upper-tier facility, Eagle Mountain chooses to employ just one players' assistant in the heat of the summer and to keep him stationed at the first tee. That nice big cooler of scented iced towels is useless at the club-cleaning area--it's ten steps to the nice cool washroom--it should be in the back of a marshall's cart roaming the fairways and keeping play moving just as it is around the corner at We-Ko-Pa.

I will close this review by noting that it never ceases to amaze me how inconsiderate a few of our fellow golfers can be in choosing their tee-boxes. We played behind a foursome with at least two members who needed to be on the forward tees, NOT PLAYING THE TIPS!! By 13 tee there were two and one-half holes open in front of them. That golf course was playing slow long after I had driven home and settled into my pool and there is just no excuse for that. Get a marshall out there, Eagle Mountain.

Course architecture was great. People nice. But putting greens were sorrowful inconsistent.