Played this course on July 27th with a buddy of mine for 22$ a piece. (C4TT) This course will spoil you because they take great care of their customers. The club house was by far the biggest and nicest club house I had ever been in, our seen. The day we played it was 116 degrees and nobody was on the course. We took our sweet time, literally we would play 3 holes, find some shade, drink some electrolytes, and rest for 15 or 20 minutes. During our 6 or 7 hour round of golf we only encountered two other groups. It was like having your own private golf course, then again we are probably the only morons who would play in that kind of heat. Course was a little brown in some areas but that is understandable in that kind of weather.

Played this course on July 28th with a buddy of mine. The course was in pretty good condition but the service we received was the worst I have ever experienced. First off we were running five minutes late for our 8:30 tee time, when we checked in the women behind the counter told me she just called my house to see where I was. (what golf course does that) I then asked her if by any chance we could push our tee time back a little because we wanted to hit some balls, and she told us no problem we had an hour to the next group teed off. When we existed the club house a worker pointed out our cart and said we were on the tee with an attitude. I told him the club house told us we could hit some balls. I then asked him if we could take the cart out to our car to get our golf clubs, he replied no carts in the parking lot. So as me and my buddy starting walking back to the parking lot the same worker asked me what about your cart. I replied we have to get or clubs. After we retrieved our clubs and started walking back toward the club house both cart attendants just sat there and starred at us as we were walking toward them, it wasn't until we were literally about 10 yards from our cart when they slowly got up as if they were going to ask us if they could take our bags. I told the same worker that I could carry my bag the extra five feet. We then headed up to the range to hit some balls, we had to inform like three workers that the club house said it was OK to hit some balls. The tee time guy told us no problem then within five minuets he was telling us that we were on the tee. The whole day we were rushed and we never saw a group of people within 3 holes in front of or behind us. Even asking for ice as we made the turn became a hassle. The workers we encountered at Eagle falls were the laziest and rudest workers we had ever seen during our golf outings, and we have played a lot of courses. Did I also mention that the club house and snack bar are tiny little portables. I would never play that course again even if it was free.