Eagle Glen Golf Club

1800 Eagle Glen Parkway
Corona, CA 92883 • (951) 272-4653




LOCAL WEATHER
Corona, CA (92883)
72°F
Fair
[Full Forecast]
Humidity: 20%
Wind: CALM

Sunset: 7:04 pm
green Sunrise: 6:46 am

COURSE LINKS

1. sammy3
Posted: 04/11/23 2:22p
Member Since: Jun 10, 2012
From: Corona
Course is in aok shape for just coming out of maintenance 2 weeks ago. But really, an early morning tee time and it took over 5 hours!!!
9 Likes.
Rated
6.2 Conditions
2. ggonzales
Posted: 01/19/23 5:42p
Member Since: Mar 13, 2003
From: Anaheim
Early morning tee time at EG 37 degrees at tee off. Starter informed us that entire course was CPO which made for a long and tiring round of golf. Fairways were very wet and had multiple mud balls on ... Continue »
9 Likes.
Rated
4.7 Conditions
Lary1
Topic: Hello to all Eagle Glen Golfers
Posted: Oct 13, 2019
Huh? My group of 4 play there 2-3 times a month and we never have played in over 4 hours. About 2 weeks ago, 3 1/2 hours.
coronagolfman
Topic: Hello to all Eagle Glen Golfers
Posted: Oct 4, 2019
Appreciate your concern for slow play as Eagle Glen does seem to run in the 4 1/2 to 5 hour range for a round. My feeling is that the greens are the culprit for slow play. Being large leads to lots of long lag putts; being fast and undulating leads to lots of lag putts and chips not being close ...
robertkpan
Member Since: Apr 15, 2014
Demanding tee shot makes this hole play tougher than it should. Challenge the left side off the tee at your own risk, it's a long carry and doesn't really reward you with anything significant. The smart play is a 3 wood/hybrid down the left side, leaving you with about 150 down the hill. Short of the green is firm allowing for a bump and run, but be careful of the hazard short and left. On the green, what you see is what you get.
Hole
9
robertkpan
Member Since: Apr 15, 2014
While I typically don't like split fairways on par 5s, this one is well designed. There's plenty of room for a solid driver down the left side, but be careful as everything slopes right into the ravine. The 2nd shot plays much shorter than the yardage says. 240 will play closer to 215 as everything runs down and to the left. 2 strategies here. 1 - hit it short of the big bunker fronting the green (keeping it left if possible for the best angle), leaving you with about a 90 yard pitch. OR try to hit a runner through the gap, keeping in mind you won't get the ball to stop on the front of green. For a front pin placement, you're better off laying up and hitting a full wedge to get the ball to stop. In either case avoid the right hand bunker on the hill at all costs as that's basically jail. 3 good shots will get you a good look at birdie.
Hole
5

Playing Conditions
5.42
Good
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NEARBY COURSES & ALERTS

PRACTICE FACILITIES
- Driving Range (Grass)
- Practice Chipping & Sand Areas.
- Practice Putting Green.