Eagle Crest Resort

Great for kids with some playing time under their belt. Holes from the red tees are just perfect. While the blue tees will challenge the good players.

if it wasnt for golf now the course is to pricey to play on a regular basis, need more golf now t times per day especially on saturday

I got this tee time thru Golfnow it was a very good rate but starting at 1:40 pm in Central Oregon is not a good time to start
due to the temperature being in the 90's. The course is fairly challenging but was made somewhat easier because they had most of the tee boxes moved up one level.

Very nice course in excellent condition. Unique holes several with outstanding views

Good shape, found a good deal, good pace! I'll be back!

don't let the shortness fool you; this course has every feature imaginable and all will challenge your game. Good luck!!

The Resort course at Eagle Crest is a good challenge for all but the very low handicappers. Even then the 10 and below need to be careful or they can get into trouble.

This course is great for the senior player who can no longer pound the ball. Course management is a must on this track and you will be rewarded with a very satisfying round. It is well maintained and the greens are moderate speed with a good true roll of the ball.

Recommend a cart during the day. Some pretty good walks from green to next tee.

The course was in excellent shape. We enjoyed the beautiful views.

For an executive course it is a bit expensive, especially after you include your cart.

Tight fairways, leads to small, very quick greens. Bunkers held good sand, thank goodness I found only two. You must keep the ball in the fairway and use the black (100 yd) marker as your guide to where you hit the ball, then your second shot is easy.

I am an 18 handicapper and my wife has been playing less than a year. This course provided a fun and challenging experience for both of us. The course is in beautiful shape and is the best "executive" course I have ever played due to the variety of distances, traps, and general layout. I would recommend it to players of any and all levels.

Drive it straight and this course will reward you. If you like to play about 6,000 yards, play the slightly shorter white tees rather than the slightly longer blue tees. Makes a big difference on some of the par 4s.

The course is a fun and challenging executive course Alternating par 3 and par 4 holes, all of which are interesting. Nice layout and beautiful views

I haven't played this course in at least 15 years but remember being a fan of the course. I was really looking forward to playing #2 and #16. They were wonderful as anticipated. The day was cool at around 50 degrees and the wind was blowing hard.

I have a 9.2 handicap who really enjoys holes that are tight. There are a number of those on the course.

Rating 1 to 10
Tees 8
Fairways 9
Rough long
Bunkers 8
Greens 7 ( I'd like them faster)

Fun and challenging course

great time on a short challenging course need to hit good straight shots

The Ridge course at Eagle Crest is a well maintained resort course with multiple tee boxes. During peek season to price to play here is a little steep. There are many options in the Redmond/Bend area. The greens are smooth and true, but tend to be on the slow side.

Thank you Golf Now for getting me a great rate, otherwise this might be a tad more money than it is really worth. Needs to reduce green fees by $10-15 then no question of it being a great value. My speed of play misleading since I played thru as a single. Lots of variety in holes. Its slope and rating are spot on and the greens were a little slower than normal. In summer time greens are great. Love the Eagle Crest course

Loved playing at Eagle Crest. I recommend it to every level of golfer.