Great course, tough greens, really fast and firm. Swirling winds in the canyons. Lots of elevation changes and blind shots. Nice quick pace. Very nice club house. I will be back.

Great course, tough greens, really fast and firm. Swirling winds in the canyons. Lots of elevation changes and blind shots. Nice quick pace. Very nice club house. I will be back.

played today. played good pace but was weekday. met some of management. not impressed. no p.a. on course anywhere. traps awful. also no starter come on.

played today. played good pace but was weekday. met some of management. not impressed. no p.a. on course anywhere. traps awful. also no starter come on.

Played this morning 8am and fees were 49.00. Excellent course, greens very fast. Only able to play 9 holes until had to go.

Played this morning 8am and fees were 49.00. Excellent course, greens very fast. Only able to play 9 holes until had to go.

What a great course, in great shape. The starter was friendly, and that laid the ground work for a warm welcome. The Golf Shop is fully stocked with current items. I'm sure everyone agrees the rang... Continue »

What a great course, in great shape. The starter was friendly, and that laid the ground work for a warm welcome. The Golf Shop is fully stocked with current items. I'm sure everyone agrees the range can't be beat.
OK, now the greens, in defense, fast greens are a sign of a great Supt., but they are too fast for the common golfer and I believe it is leading to the longer than expected rounds. There is a "fine line" to feeling the conditions of the tour, or slowing then down to make them playable. As a business person, slowing them down is the answer. Overall, a table pounding recommendation to play the course, and the Grill room should be visited. The beer glasses are not small

Played on mon 3/9/09. I really enjoy the course its in great shape.But!! 6 hour rounds of golf are not fun!!! come on guys there are too many other very good courses within a 15 min drive. including t... Continue »

Played on mon 3/9/09. I really enjoy the course its in great shape.But!! 6 hour rounds of golf are not fun!!! come on guys there are too many other very good courses within a 15 min drive. including the hidden gem right next door, Champions club@the Retreat.(for adventurous golfers only who dont have a bad heart)

The course is in great shape, but I'm in agreement that the greens are a bit too fast for the average mid handicap golfer. The course was considerably more playable when I played there in November. I ... Continue »

The course is in great shape, but I'm in agreement that the greens are a bit too fast for the average mid handicap golfer. The course was considerably more playable when I played there in November. I consider myself a pretty decent putter, but I had six 3 putts and one 4 putt with a total of 42 putts. Six of those were greens hit in regulation. Considering the amount of break to contend with on these greens, the speed was a bit much for my tastes. I managed a birdie-par-birdie rally (not due to the putter) at the end for an 88, but felt I played much better than the score indicated.

Just played Eagle Glen yesterday as a foursome and all of us commented on how spectacular the course is right now. I'm not sure what the expectations of the previous reviewers are but considering how ... Continue »

Just played Eagle Glen yesterday as a foursome and all of us commented on how spectacular the course is right now. I'm not sure what the expectations of the previous reviewers are but considering how most courses are in "winter conditions" and with all the rain recently, I cannot emphasize enough how great the conditions are right now. The greens are absolutley perfect. The best I've seen in a long time and I've been playing twice a week for the past few months all over So Cal. Yes, they are quick but not ridiculously so. If you're above the hole, just be careful. I didn't see any circumstance where tapping a putt would cause it to go 20 feet by the hole...

Fairways are great, not dormant like most other courses right now. Tee boxes were lush as was the rough. Very consistent throughout the course. The only negative I saw all day were a few of the bunkers that they were working on. But those played as ground under repair anyway until they're done.

Pace of play was fine. Was a little scared when I saw 3 groups on the first tee and a group in the fairway but once we were off, our group rarely had to wait and were done in exactly 4 hours. We tee'd off at 800 and I was having lunch at Tom's Farms down the road by 1215 so no complaints there whatsover. Now I know that this review contradicts what the others have said but all I can say is go and play there yourself and see what you think. And if it happens to be slow that day...at least you're not in the office somewhere right?

I played this course today for the first time in a few years, and like mzehner, it was a disappointing experience. Rates are lower out in the Inland Empire, so I thought I'd try Eagle Glen with its ... Continue »

I played this course today for the first time in a few years, and like mzehner, it was a disappointing experience. Rates are lower out in the Inland Empire, so I thought I'd try Eagle Glen with its $29 twilight rate. We started 15 minutes late, and it was deadly slow. The group ahead was on the tee box on well over half the holes. The marshal was making the rounds but it didn't seem to do any good.

I can't help but wonder how much of this is economic. Lots of courses are suffering, and I can see the temptation to throw in an extra group or two in case one cancels -- like overselling flights on airlines. But when the weather is good nobody cancels, and the course is too crowded.

OK, conditions. The course was in fair shape for winter. The rough was, well, rough, the bunkers were generally in bad shape, but the greens and fairways were pretty good. Now I like fast greens, but if they have too much slope it's simply too difficult for recreational golfers to putt. Numerous times one of us would barely tap a putt and it would roll 20 feet past the hole. The greens are fine, but I think they need to slow them down. If you want to have any success at all on these greens you've got to be below the hole. The course is difficult enough that having greens like that seemed like overkill.

Between the frustrating greens and the slow play I couldn't concentrate, and by the back nine I was ready to pack it in. I don't recall ever feeling like that before. The moral of this story is that you get what you pay for. Clearly, the low price at Eagle Glen was still too high.

After several recommendations to play this course I must say: VERY DISAPPOINTED. Maybe it was just the day but course left much to be desired.
PACE: Tee'd off at 12:17 and didn't finish (17th hole be... Continue »

After several recommendations to play this course I must say: VERY DISAPPOINTED. Maybe it was just the day but course left much to be desired.
PACE: Tee'd off at 12:17 and didn't finish (17th hole before dark). Front 9 was 3 hours and the only reason we even got to the 17th was that 2 groups threw in the towel at the turn. On the 5th hole, there were 4 GROUPS ON THE TEE. Called the Marshals to see if they could get two two-somes in front of us to join so that we could speed things up but they refused to ask. Seems like there is no consideration for pacing here. Some of the views and the surrounding hills made for some beautiful views which made the time pass a little faster but would rather not have as much time to take it all in.
CONDITIONS: This was a mixed bag. Fairways were actually in decent shape. Greens were rolling pretty quick with just a few bumps because people refused to repair ball marks. But that was where the good stopped... tee boxes were often not level and had severe divot damage. The two sand traps I had the unfortunate pleasure to frequent were solid rock.
LAYOUT: I found the course gimmicky. From the tips it seems a bit long for a casual round (just shy of 7000 yards), but with the elevation changes, the Golds (at around 6300 yards) played even shorter than listed. Most holes were 3-wood and PW. At most I had an 8 iron into the par 4s. Three of the par 5s are reachable in two which slows things way down... the par 3s are short and forgettable. Quite a few blind landing areas so checking the GPS is a must.
VALUE: For $69, this would be a great course if you can play in less than 5 hours. However, given the pace and conditions, I would rather save the $20-$30 bucks and play a local muni.