I've always been a fan of Eagle Glen but my last experience there on Jun 23rd was a little disappointing. I love the layout but the conditions of the course got worst since the last time I played here... Continue »

I've always been a fan of Eagle Glen but my last experience there on Jun 23rd was a little disappointing. I love the layout but the conditions of the course got worst since the last time I played here 2 years ago.

The fairways are dry, brown and thin, poor sand on the bunkers, and the tees present several divots. In the other hand the greens are green and rolled true.

Our cart had some issues with the gps, showing wrong distances, wrong holes and happened also it came to a complete stop on the cart path thinking we were riding on prohibited areas.

I don't know if the management changed since my last visit but I found a complete different course.

Apparently it was hillbilly day @ EG. One of my partners had basketball shorts on and should have been hitting from the ladies tees (and still suffering). Behind us were two aging rockers with music p... Continue »

Apparently it was hillbilly day @ EG. One of my partners had basketball shorts on and should have been hitting from the ladies tees (and still suffering). Behind us were two aging rockers with music playing from their cart (can't we just have a general ban on that practice?) so you could hear the tinny Zeppelin beats from their I-phone every second shot). In this dept. and in terms of general golf quality, the place is slipping.

Overall - and this pains me to say it as I love the track - this was the worst condition I have ever seen it in. Even the greens, which are usually the stand out here were terrible. Tee boxes were either like hitting from a meadow they were so thick, or were lumpy and patchy at times. Fairways are thin and dry. I think they are 'thatchy' and they need to condition the soil - it seems more often than not you are getting a tight compacted lie with no chance of a divot. Sweeper golf. The rough is non-existent although they are optimistically outlining in dark green where they want it to grow in. Good luck as the bermuda is paper thin in these parts and the only rough is, well, the rough weeds that crop up in it occasionally. About half the fairway traps are being allowed to grow over and are marked GUR. Otherwise, the sand was thin coverage over a compacted base. Many had gravel in them and were comically full of footprints (you know the kind where it looks like someone took the most roundabout way through the traps by walking in endless circles to their ball). As for those greens, I expected them to be healed from aeration by now, and while there are no open holes, each one in terms of color looked like a waffle and putted like one. Super bumpy, slow and soft. No putts tracked on line. Around the greens, the fringes were heavy, thick and lumpy too and were in bad need of some mowing. You've all heard of the drought I presume? Hard to see how this place gets much better any time soon with the lack of water.

Got out to Eagle Glen on a beautiful Sunday morning. Because it was Mother's Day, the course was had far fewer players out than what I would expect for a typical weekend morning round, had I played be... Continue »

Got out to Eagle Glen on a beautiful Sunday morning. Because it was Mother's Day, the course was had far fewer players out than what I would expect for a typical weekend morning round, had I played better I would have finished under 4 hours, but instead finished right at 4 hours. Course conditions were decent. You basically had a tight lie in the non existent rough and an even tighter lie on the fairway, so the ball definitely ran once it hit the ground. The bunkers were mixed with sand and small rocks, they played more like waste area bunkers, very firm. Tee boxes were very lush and level, but I felt the grass was a little too long for a tee box. The greens were fantastic, very smooth and had decent speed. There were hardly any ball marks or dead spots, they did play a little firm. It's a great lay out, I will play here again.

played 5/2/15. Good conditions overall. Greens a little on the slow side but still recovering from aeration i think. Dry fast fairways with tight lies (normal for this area) but a decent amount of gra... Continue »

played 5/2/15. Good conditions overall. Greens a little on the slow side but still recovering from aeration i think. Dry fast fairways with tight lies (normal for this area) but a decent amount of grass around the greens to get the fluffier lies. Nice level tees but a little too fluffy for my taste. Good sand in the bunkers but many of the bunkers that were out of play are marked ground under repair. Note*(i rated a little higher than normal. i dont think this place deserves a 5 conditions rating.

Booked an aeration special at the Glen for a Sat. morning round, $49, hoping the greens we're on the way back since it'd been almost two weeks since punching ... they need another two weeks but really... Continue »

Booked an aeration special at the Glen for a Sat. morning round, $49, hoping the greens we're on the way back since it'd been almost two weeks since punching ... they need another two weeks but really weren't too bad. A bit slow, a few putts rolled off line as expected. The rest of the course is in okay shape: matted fairways so you gotta pick it, rough non-existent, never in a bunker but they looked playable. Was sorry to read the previous posters comments about the marshal, we did not have any problems ... PoP was 4.5 hrs and should have been much faster. Need to play early on weekends to avoid a long round but 6 hrs??? That's obscene. Anyway, I enjoyed my round at EG. There are a few challenging holes up in the canyons coupled with wide open birdie holes in the valley. Fun layout, and for 49 bucks, a good deal. Don't let the low rating detour you from playing here ... it appears it's caused by one person who has personal issues with the course. I will return after greens heal for sure.

I played your course last Friday and was disappointed several times during my round. I went in to the round knowing the were aerating however the course was in great shape especially for the heat we h... Continue »

I played your course last Friday and was disappointed several times during my round. I went in to the round knowing the were aerating however the course was in great shape especially for the heat we have been having.

My complaints pertain to the staff that we encountered throughout our day. The starter was either sick or hung over but either way he was not very personable and did not provide a welcoming experience. I was attempting to ask him about the golf course and he had to go get a asprin and left me alone on the tee.

I golfed as a threesome but one of our players was just riding and not playing. The course was incredibly slow. I assume it just had too many players on the course. We were reminded several times, via posted signs and constant reminders on our carts GPS that we were behind the pace of 4.5 hours. We were waiting for the group in front of us on every shot. On several holes we could see 5 groups all on the hole at the same time ( two deep waiting for the tee, 1 group on the tee, 1 group in the fairway and 1 on the green). The course was simply overbooked, our round was closer to 6 hours. The refreshment cart only got to us twice and by the time it got us it was out of several drinks.

All of that was unpleasant but manageable and understandable from my point of view. However, late in to the round I hit my second shot on the long par 5 and I sliced it OB. I dropped a second ball relatively quickly and played it. The marshall immediately speed up to my position and yelled at me telling me not play two balls and the course was playing slow cause of it. I explained my situation to him and he told me to play faster. It was unnecessary and beyond logic that he thought a two-some waiting on every shot was holding up the pace of play. He continued to watch us for two holes, for no good reason.

The course was nice but a good golf experience is about more than the course and Eagle Glen simply didn't provide it.

Played Eagle Glen on 3/22/2015 and had a good time. Course condition was good with fast rolling greens and breaks that you think are there but aren't. Several sands traps throughout the course looks l... Continue »

Played Eagle Glen on 3/22/2015 and had a good time. Course condition was good with fast rolling greens and breaks that you think are there but aren't. Several sands traps throughout the course looks like they were under repair. However you can see the start of conservation of watering in prep for the summer.

Played there this afternoon. It's like playing links golf on the side of a mountain. Good roll on hard fairways that let your tee shot roll off the course thru the rough (as there is none) and into th... Continue »

Played there this afternoon. It's like playing links golf on the side of a mountain. Good roll on hard fairways that let your tee shot roll off the course thru the rough (as there is none) and into the canyons. Half the bunkers were GUR. I just hope the rain we get the next few days help.

This course continues to impress. I am one who seeks out a challenge and from the black tees this is a course where strategy comes into play more than not. From three-shot par 5s, to tricky short yet ... Continue »

This course continues to impress. I am one who seeks out a challenge and from the black tees this is a course where strategy comes into play more than not. From three-shot par 5s, to tricky short yet bent par 4s, this course can ruin you if you aren't careful.

The course plays very firm with drives running out on some downslopes giving you 300+ yd drives. On this same note this creates a conundrum when trying to get good position on greens. Running very fast (10-12 on the stimp) you absolutely cannot leave yourself with a downhill or sweeping putt. Three putts will eat you on the larger greens, and the smaller greens will repel your ball with ferocity.

Very fun course that is, in my opinion, the best among the Southern Corona courses.