Ok, so this is Utah golf. Got to Glen Eagle at ten to six in the morning and there were five cars in the parking lot and only two were golfers cars (one was mine). The starter opens at 6 am and I was ... Continue »

Ok, so this is Utah golf. Got to Glen Eagle at ten to six in the morning and there were five cars in the parking lot and only two were golfers cars (one was mine). The starter opens at 6 am and I was on the course by five after six as a single and the other 2 ball was only playing the back nine. On the tenth hole I caught a 4 ball and on thirteen they let me play through. POP was 3 hrs 5 min walking.

Now for the course. It is a Scottish links course one big exception, there is no hard pan. All the fairways including the collars around the greens are plush, so you can use your wedges instead of bump and run. ALL of the course is in very good shape from T box to greens. Only in one bunker and it had good sand in it. Number 18 is a fun finishing hole (it's name on the card is Loch Ness Monster), a par 5 with the green surrounded by water with a walking path in the back. There are wet lands through out the course that you need to pay attention to, but I played this course for the first time and did not lose a ball, thank you SkyCaddie.

$24.00 to walk as a senior I will be back!