Eagles Pride Golf Course - Blue/Green

A big need to improve signage between holes and delineating Red Green and Blue nines.

We played the blue & red courses. It wasn’t crowded on a 70 degree spring day which is rare in the area. Most fairways are narrow, some are wide open, all are bordered by large fir trees. The rough is very tall grass. If you miss the fairway you will likely be hitting your next shot with a tree between you and the green or from very tall grass. We all had fun and we will return again with some course knowledge that will be helpful on our next round. The restaurant has great food, BBQ, hotdogs and sandwiches.

Pro shop was incredibly rude almost to make me not want to play here again. Course layout was fun and wildlife was nice but no where to fill up your water, no beverage cart, and the course doesn't go back to the clubhouse at the turn so no way to refill drinks until the 14th where there are vending machines.

Played this course for the first time and when I walked into the pro shop I asked if the course was super hilly or not as it might determine if I wanted to walk or ride. The pro shop guy looked at me like I was the idiot and said "it is a golf course." I chose to walk and wish I rode. The issue with saying that is most of the courses I have played in the area are fairly flat with some hills but overall pretty chill to walk. This course almost every hole was going up and down between you and the green with some serious elevation changes. If you have played Auburn you know the front 9 is pretty flat and very chill for walking. Then you get to the back 9 and it is very hilly. This course felt like the back 9. There is also a fair amount of walking between the holes. To add to this there is no beverage options out on the course except for 2 vending machines on the 14th. No bev cart or a place to fill your water bottle. The course was fun and I would play again but next time I will get a cart and bring tons of water.

Awesome fun place,from the practice area to the actual course

The course was in pretty good condition for early spring. Pretty course. Greens were a bit slow. Pace of play was excellent. We plan to go back next week.

I did a hot deal with a cart and the staff said that they don’t provide carts through golf now but if I could prove it they would provide a cart. I showed them the with cart and they said it was not highlighted. I showed them the tee times that have walking and with cart and they still didn’t agree. Bad situation for the customer.

I got the GN deal and was told upon arrival I was not going to get a cart. Pro shop said GN was not supposed to sell cart w deal. I asked for a credit for cart another time. No can do. I suggested that I’m not responsible for this situation and asked how it can be resolved favorably as I had already paid in full online. I was given a dirty, beat up junker cart probably used for course maintenance. I don’t understand why I’m the bad guy. I felt as if I was at fault. Anyway I won’t be coming back, and I think this was the pro shop’s goal. as far as the course goes…
It’s fun to play.

I booked for a Saturday on the Wednesday before. Payed the 12 dollars to hold our spot. Somehow my reservation was canceled without my doing. Luckily I checked our reservation the morning of… The golf course must have canceled it??

I ended up playing the second nine with a veteran that spent 20 years serving our country. What a pleasure it was to play with him, talk with him and thank him for his service. His course knowledge was very valuable. He’s a course Marshall on Mondays. If you see him out there, thank him for his service.

I played red and blue course today. The course quality is much better than I expected especially considering the money you paid. I believe it’s going to be even better in one or two weeks when the green resumes from aerification.