East at Eagle Valley Golf Course

The staff is amazing the bar and restaurant it’s perfect for whatever you need on the turn. Rate of play is almost always good to finish in under four hours. A great place for a round or two with your best buds! Give it a try you won’t regret it.. and it’s a great price - clay

Want to feel good about your game? Play here very little trouble to get into. Greens were very flat and soft and in pretty good shape.

Overall course in good shape considering it is late November in Carson City. The placement of flags was confusing as color of flags did not line up with position of hole on the greens.

Left my $135 Bushnell distance finder on the golf cart and the staff (Bo) found it, saved it and returned it to me the next day. Honesty is so important. Thanks.

Fun long drive course. Great for beginners and experienced golfers

Perfect late fall weather with clear sky and beautiful nature backdrop should have been the ideal playing of a round of golf but no. It’s a shame that this beautiful course has been left so neglected and mismanaged. The design was so bad that players can see at least five or six fairways all together but it was still a good course just six months ago. Now, the cart paths are damaged, fairways are full of potholes and duck refuse. Greens are fast enough but damaged, divots and duck dung. Bunkers are filled with stinky brown waters deep 4 inches. No marshal to control some rowdy and unmannered players who were continuously hitting into us, even to the greens.
Pro shop staff were friendly and courteous and not much helpful. There were ample supplies of merchandise in the shop. I don’t think we will return to this course until we hear that they have improved the conditions. It was not worth driving up there and spent two nights in a hotel just to play here. Maybe later. Sorry.

In general the course was great, but there were several places that were over watered and muddy.
The sand traps were really just hard pan and most were wet with several inches of standing water. A plus if you went in the sand but stayed out of the water.
The greens were well maintained but super fast. That added another level of difficulty putting but that's part of the fun.
Overall, a forgiving course with good play.
I even got to watch a coyote stalk a hawk about 30 feet away!

Enjoyable day at the East course. Very playable with wide fairways and not many hazards. Some holes in tough shape as there were super flooded areas. Aside from that in decent shape.

Beautiful weather, friendly staff and players but the course was barely playable due to water everywhere. Some bunkers were filled with water so deep and full that if a ball is dropped there it would be submerged totally. Duck feathers were flying around the greens also. All in all, the course is barely playable, We didn’t stop playing because it was very cheap. Otherwise, we would have stopped playing after a few holes.

Great fairways and rough. Bunkers were unplayable. No sand-rocks. Lack of staff in snack bar.

TeeOff Deal was nice. The course is at best an average course for the money. Many areas of the course was over watered and several places were swamp like due to the over watering. Saw several signs of deep gouges in the turf where the carts ran into swampy ground. My golf partner got his cart stuck (mid fairway) in muck and I had to help bail him out. Seems so unnecessary to waste water like the course does. Understandably, it’s recycled or waste treated water, but nonetheless an overkill. Especially in an arid area like Carson Valley and when the area is experiencing severe drought conditions, the over watering seems excessive and wasteful.

Course was in great shape, we had a great day on eagle Valley east. Greens, fairways were awesome shape, bunkers and traps need some love, but I'm not complaining AWESOME!