Glen Eagle Golf Club - Red/Blue

I always love playing at this course. Something about this place. Very peaceful, relaxing and takes you away from your routine life.
Perfect layout, challenging and great pace.

I booked through golf-now and got charged $11.25 on top of my golf round at Glen Eagle. The course said they could help. I’m telling all my golf friend not to book through golf now. It’s a cash grab!@&*!!!

Would never play here again, the green weren’t cut and we’re so slow because of this and the course just felt like no work was done since the start of the year, feels like it’s just waiting to get developed into a subdivision and they’re trying to get what they can put of the rest of the life. One guy in my group called it a cow patch, and the other was disappointed that I booked here. No food and Bev and no cart girl for drinks on a Sunday .

Only pro was the pro shop manager gave me a free range bucket of balls.

Won’t be back to this place ever again

This course used to be good. Restaurant not open had to buy lunch in pro shop just sandwiches. Lots of dandelions. Very few players on the course when used to be packed. Not worth the money

paid too much for the course conditions

should have spring rate , it was very wet and the greens had been aerated recently so very bumpy

Just had a pretty brutal experience here. For starters, under no circumstances should this course be 100 plus bucks for a tee time, awful value for money; there are MUCH nicer courses within a half hour drive of this place for the same price. With that being said, allow me to describe my experience today: Despite waking up to the potential of a bit of rain in the forecast (less than a mill an hour), our group was still excited to get out and play Glen Eagle for the first time. We arrived almost an hour early for our 10:30 tee time and hit the range to warm up. When arriving to the tee box 5-10 mins before 10:30, the course was already pretty backed up as we were greeted by a minimum of 4 groups milling around waiting to tee off. When we finally tee off we are stuck behind a group of hackers with no concept of pace of play. After getting through two holes in 40 mins the rain started to come down harder and when we checked the radar we realized it was about to get torrential in less than an hour. We decided to call the pro shop, explain the situation, and see if we could get a rain check, which they said was fine. However, when we got to the pro shop, they gave us a rain check for half the value of the round. When we asked if we could at least try to get another couple holes in then if we were only getting a half rain check, we were met with a rude no. I feel pretty ripped off and honestly don’t even really want to go back to this course to use the half refund and have to fork over more money to these pricks. Anyways, all in all a terrible first experience at a course and I will very likely never be back, half rain check or not.

haven't played this course in over 30 years and enjoyed the round. Not many years you find a course in good shape in November and enjoyed the layout and will return as there are some hidden hazzards through out the course that will make the next round more enjoyable

The fall rates brought us to the course, and we had a great time playing in the morning. The fog added to the mood.