Just played Eagle Glen this morning and had a great time! After reading the previous poster's comments, I was a little aprehensive to keep my tee time. I have to say that I agree with him on the comments about the staff being great, but I'm not really sure where he was coming from with the comments about the actual golf course. Here is my review of all aspects of the course:
Greens - Fast, firm, and true. NO BARE SPOTS. Minimal pitch marks (which our group helped out to fix a couple on every hole)
Fairways - Good grass coverage although a little wet in low areas. As far as the comment in the previous post about the grass being dead....not true! It is bermuda grass that is begining to go dormant....it's a big difference! It is starting to brown a bit because they didn't overseed (which I was told you can't do every year) but it did NOT affect playability.
Rough - Read comments about fairways
Bunkers - Was only in a 2 bunkers today (both greenside) and they were fantastic.
Tee Boxes - Level with good grass coverage.
Beer Cart - Saw the beer girl 5 times!

Overall- I highly recommend getting out to play Eagle Glen! I am a 3 handicap and my Dad is a 20 and we both really enjoyed the layout.

Played CrossCreek last week and could not have been more disappointed. This used to be one of the best courses in the Inland Empire. The fairways are basically hardpan and dirt due to lack of water. I spoke with a couple regulars at the club and they said that the owner was refusing to pay for a meter so they were very limited on water. I can't even imagine what this course will look like in September if it is already this bad now. This used to be one of the best layout around as well. Aparently the owner has taken it upon himself to redisign some of the holes and completely destroyed this Arthur Hills masterpiece. #6 - put a lake left of the fairway? #9 - made it a par 5 (used to be the best hole on the course, now it's just a joke) #11 - didn't realize we were in Arizona. #18 - Are you kidding me? What used to be a destination golf course is now nothing but a burned up dog track. Don't waste your time unless this guy sells the course and some owners that understand golf come out and take over.