Played on Labor Day at 7:30am, called in as a single and they matched me with a threesome pretty quickly. The course is in fair condition, there's not much rough to speak of and the fairways are very... Continue »

Played on Labor Day at 7:30am, called in as a single and they matched me with a threesome pretty quickly. The course is in fair condition, there's not much rough to speak of and the fairways are very firm, probably due to the persistent drought. Greens are a little on the slow side, but they're consistent and are basically pretty smooth. There are a few greens with new sod growing in, but as the previous posters mentioned this is mostly on the edges and not really in play. POP was around 4.5 hrs, which on a holiday weekend was just fine (still too slow for my preference, but that seems to be the norm nowadays). The layout of this course is pretty fun. It's not exactly target golf, but it's not wide open either. There's a good mixture of demanding and easier holes that keep your interest. It's a short course, but the greens will keep you honest as many of them are sloped into the mountain, causing confusing reads. While Eagle Glen isn't quite in the Oak Quarry category, it's a good mountain course with great rates (I payed $57), good customer service, fantastic views, and good enough condition to leave you feeling glad you came out. Almost forgot, carts have GPS that's pretty good and gives you a good layout of the hole. Definitely helpful on a number of holes to see where you should be aiming.