Eaglewood Resort and Spa

6000 from the tips but this course has its twists and turns. Fun place and great price.

I like Eaglewood course. It is not to long but offers challenging play. Very pretty.

First time playing here. Selected the course as it was centrally located for all players in my group. The weather this day was perfect. The layout posed a nice challenge, despite the shorter yardage compared to other courses in the area. The recent drought did impact the grounds slightly but did not impede conditions or play. Thunderstorms from a few hours earlier made the bunkers wet, so we avoided them. The creek with dead fish was a surprise when the smell hit you, but was only near two holes. We would return here again.

A fun course that can offer a lot to all levels of player. Not very long, I would play it differently next time.

Bunkers were a bit heavy and could do with some sand.

One thing I found a bit silly were the heavy front to back slopes on a few green complexes. Leaving the ball on the wrong side of the hole it was near impossible to get the ball to stop with the speed of the greens. Not sure that level of penalty is necessary for a recreational course.

Ridiculous pin placement - half of the pins were on steep inclines making the putty very, very tricky. Sand traps were mostly hardpan. Note that the holes here are very close and on top of one another which makes play a bit hazardous especially is people are off with their swings.

There are sand traps (not all) in poor condition. There isn't the needed 2-4 inches of sand at the bottom needed to clear the high walls of the trap. Instead there is hard pan at the bottom of the trap.

The course fails to use red, white and blue flags to indicate pin position and there is no pin position number posted. You need to guess at the pin position unless you have a laser range finder.

Often the pin position is ridiculous. The pin is positioned so that short putts roll back down off the green.