ron90a

We tried as usual to play our round from the white tees. Unfortunately, excessive rainfall dictated that our shots got virtually no roll. As such we moved up to gold at hole 10.

I have shot sub 80 rounds when the pin positions were not diabolical. Yesterday was quite a bit different!. Add to this strong winds and suffice it to say we had problems. Que sera, sera.

The course is different! Every hole seems to be up or down a hill. I enjoyed my round.

tis pity that what is otherwise such a nice course cannot do something about the absolutely deplorable state of the bunkers!

Holes 2,3, and 4 pose problems and require good judgement and a calm approach.

Course was amazingly green!

Very enjoyable, but fairway on #17 was pretty narrow for second shot!

As befits our age, we played from a forward tee and had a great time. Be prepared for some LONG putts! The greens are huge with a lot of variation. What I don't understand is how the slope from the blue tees (6900 yards) is only 124??

Perhaps resort courses are in better condition, but at my age most are simply too hard. Indian Boundary gives me an opportunity to play an interesting course, while also providing a reasonable chance to score well.

I am told that this course was once quite a gem. Unfortunately, conditions have changed. Patchy greens, poor drainage has created virtual lakes in some places.

After 2 months of inactivity (snowy in Chicago!), the course was pretty difficult!

I enjoy playing this course, but on Friday 1/30/2015, an outing led to a 50 minute delay in teeing off as we had to wait for carts to come in and course policy does not allow walking. We finished but within 10 minutes it was dark.

Very enjoyable! The hills create many unusual, but interesting holes.

I often wonder just how many decades it takes for a northerner to get used to Bermuda Grass greens?

Eaglewood is well kept, interesting, thought provoking, and challenging. This is a much more difficult 6,000 yard course than usual!

Enjoyable experience, of course my enjoyment is usually predicated upon that day's performance. Greens seem to be true and shot problems aren't overly punitive, assuming you can stay out of the water!

Beautiful but deadly for we "18 handicappers!" I had one of those days when I wandered into too many bunkers and after a long winter, that part of the game clearly needs work.

Rose Hill, given the unusual cold weather was not a "bed of roses."