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Glen Eagle is a lot of course for the money. For winter, greens rolled nicely. Tight course- main downside is that G.E. is not a slicers friend. I was paired with a couple guys who were fun to golf with, but one them hit no less than three homes (sounded like the balls hit a roof) and even went over a house into the street off one of the tee boxes! No fault of the course, but if you tend to have a banana slice, you may tag a roof once or twice. Personally, I like this course and the folks that run it.

Always lush green fairways and decent rolling greens. This is a difficult course, lots of dounke trouble around the greens and the greens themselves are sloped and rolly-polly. You will have one (or more) three putts. Beautiful course and setting!

Course was above expectations- have golfed here a few time before. Wide, lush fairways, big greens with undulations. Sandtraps in fairway and greenside are deep and firm. Love this course. Will be back many times!

I was a single and golfed with a retired couple from Canada. Tee boxes in good shape. Fairways decent, (lots of roll) although flocks of birds have destroyed some portions near water. Greens are hard, roll pretty true and some are slopey and challenging. Most fairways are generous and there is water on this course. Great staff, great driving range- will be back!

Played white tees. Driver not needed for most holes. Short course, make sure you know where the end of fairway is on dog legs so you don't hit through them. Greens is great shape- besides multiple ball marks not repaired on every green. Greens vary- some are flat, others have undulations. Most are generous in size. Fairways in great shape! Bunkers are good as well. Some fairways and a couple greens have goose turds...very organic. I like this course...kinda laid back muni-style, but with some class and challenge. Will return over and over.