Gordon1952

Last played three years ago. Course is in excellent condition. Sand is compact but playable. Greens are well kept and putt true. Lots of course improvements. I didn't see any water stations, so bring plenty of bottled water.

I am a long time player of Eagles Pride. I enjoy the course. However, I don't like showing up and discovering a high school tournament is scheduled after I have already paid for the round. Reluctantly, we played the Green/Red rotation and ended up taking 5 1/2 hours to play. Eagles Pride could provide more information to Golf Now regarding such events and also when they will require use of the less desirable Green course.

The Woods has limited watering on their fairways which results in brown fairways. Best to play lift and place to compensate for the rough fairways. The greens are in tip-top shape.

This is the first time I have played Eagles Pride since they made changes to the Blue Course. What an upgrade to the course. The new par three is within distance of my clubs and my wife's. The sand bunkers were perfect. The next hole was well laid out as well. This definitely speeds up play. And finally, on hole 17, the course management finally cut down those pesky trees sitting on the corner which always prevented me from aiming for the green. The course has spent some real cash for great improvements.

First time on the course. Great price for a Sunday. Cart path only in heat was demanding but not impossible. Fairways and greens were well watered. Fairways in excellent shape. Greens were slow due to length of grass. Not sure why they were not cut. Only reason not 5-star. Staff very helpful and friendly. Ask them what tee to play from for a more enjoyable outing.

Played the west course for the first time and really liked the two extra par threes. I am not a long hitter off the tee, so the par 3's are within my range. Greens are set up so you need to know where to land the ball to prevent a twisting putt. Plenty of water is reaching this course so the greens are in really good shape.

We had a 1:27pm tee time with a great GolfNow price which made the 1 hour drive from Lacey worth the trip. Were started on the 10th hole with three other groups stacked up that belonged to a men's club. No starter to control flow. Men's club had at least 8 foursomes in front of us. When asked what their tee time was, they had no clue. There was a three group stack-up at each par 3. Men's group were playing in a league so every putt was marked, remarked, and rechecked causing agonizing delays. No marshal on the course to speed things along. Why didn't the pro shop put non-men's club players on the first tee? The course itself was in great shape. Fairways were green and lush. Tee boxes were level even for the women's tees. Green were in excellent condition but very fast and unnecessarily mounded with high spots and low troughs making every green a potential three put or more disaster. If you want the PGA experience of missing a putt from 2 feet away because of speed and slope, this is your course.

This is a very well maintained golf complex. Practice facilities are top of the line. Snack bar right next to the driving range. Greens were is prime condition. Returning in 4 days to score better now that I have seen the course.

First time on the course. Silver tees provided a good compromise between distance and accuracy. The tan tees were perfect for my wife's game.