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I golf at Eagle Pines at least 3 times a year. I only golf here however when I can get a hot deal around $30. I am the type of golfer that never golfs at the same place two weeks in a row. So I see my fair share of courses around the central counties of the state. I am no golf course manager and will never claim that I know it all. But looking at everything the course has to offer or doesn’t offer in comparison to other courses. I will never understand why this course costs as much full price as many nicer courses within 25 miles of it. I know it is my choice whether or not to play here and I do enjoy the wooded challenge of the course, just never understood the cost. Fairways and rough are always cut nicely but greens always have many dead spots and are over watered.

I typically golf at Winding River once to twice a year. I typically only golf here when I find a hot deal. Fairways and rough are always in great shape. Greens are always is in “ok” shape. Always liked how they take advantage of the hills that they have on the course to make for blind tee shots. Driving range is always very nice and well kept, clubhouse is nice and large with enough food options for when you are making the turn and the pro shop is always clean and organized with someone waiting to service you. The main complaint I have about this course is always the same. Their is always a large backup off the first tee on the weekends. The hole is a nice starting hole, that is always nice and straight and I understand the errant shots that come from all types of golfers to get going for their round. My issue is not that, my issue is that it’s not managed to get people off when it’s their time to go.