Eagle Crest Resort
About Eagle Crest Resort
Eagle Crest Resort is a 1,700-acre resort and residential community in Redmond, located in the heart of Central Oregon. Eagle Crest features two 18-hole championship courses and an additional par-63 Challenge Course as well as a grass putting course. Accommodations range from rooms and suites in a 100-unit main lodge and also a collection of vacation rental homes within the community. In addition to golf, there are three sports centers at Eagle Crest featuring activities ranging from indoor and outdoor swimming, a splash park, indoor and outdoor tennis, pickleball and other fitness classes. Guests can dine at the main lodge or enjoy golf clubhouse or poolside fare. The concierge onsite can assist with all the outdoor activities Bend, the high desert and nearby Cascade Mountains are known for, from horseback riding to white water rafting and kayaking.Facts
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The 9th at Eagle Crest Challenge course. This is a long 120 from the White's and 15 short is way worse than 15 long. Photo submitted by Jemayer230 on 11/26/2012
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There are benches on this course for good reason. Photo submitted by Jemayer230 on 10/20/2012
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The Par 5 4th hole at Eagle Crest Resort - Ridge Course Photo submitted by Jemayer230 on 10/20/2012
Fantastic!
This was the first time playing this course and I can't say enough about it. Easy to get into trouble but not that hard to stay out of it. So fun and interesting.
eaglecrest, nice but ...
Had a nice round, the staff was extremely helpful and nice, but @ the golf now price of $74 (same as the pro shop price) + the cart at a total of $105, this course is way overpriced.
Best par 3 course!!
Can't say enough about this awesome
course!! Greens are perfectly maintained
And fairways are impeccable .
It is a beautiful course
I don't know if the golf course knows what we paid for 18 holes or not, but they charged us $34.00 for our cart. We have never paid that much before. Probably will not go back for that reason!
susan
Easy , relaxing round of golf. Played it easily in 3 hours. Lots of bunkers. Well maintained.
Good 18 Holes
Eagle Crest Challenge course is a good par 3/4 course. The greens are well maintained and holes are just enough work for a intermediate golfer.
Glorious day made up for slow play
What a beautiful course and day. The 2nd hole is as amazing as promised. Elevated tee to a tricky canyon. Long rough. If you hit into it say farewell to your ball. Tricky greens. Want another chance at a few.
Very friendly staff. Course Marshall could have helped a bit more with the very slow 3some in front of us. They didn't let us through until the last par 3. We were in our car and leaving before they finished 18.
No cart service which seemed odd for a warm holiday weekend. Pretty parched by the end.
Quite the Challenge
Stay in the fairways or you will pay the price. Quick greens, rough rough.
Great Resort Golf
Enjoyable course, well kept, well groomed, but slow greens all the way around. Very walkable course as long as you can climb a few hills. Friendly staff with a nice pro-shop and practice facility.
Great 3.5 hour golf on excellent course
The course is alternating par 3 and par 4. All requiring the ball be kept in play. Greens are small, a bit slow with a noticeable difference between up grain or down. They are typical public greens, bit hard and rarely hold a wedge. Play to expect roll on approach shots. Couple of greens don't match rest and are fast. Sand traps are bunkers. Fairways are rolling and rough is natural high desert. Easy to loose balls here. Nice layout with good visuals. Must be in shape to walk it, good size distance between holes. Women's tees offer real distance from mens on most holes making this good couple course. Overall, very good course to keep your game in shape. Very friendly staff, nice facilities, and easy to finish 18 in 3.5 hours.
Afternoon Play
We played in the afternoon. The wind was a bit of a factor but not bad. On the back nine we had the course to ourselves, no one either in front or in back of us. The greens were slower than some of the other Central Oregon courses we have played this week, but rolled true.
Excellent course but very slow play
Most enjoyable course and quite challenging. Somewhat spoiled by very slow play.
Not impressed
Normally Eagle Crest always is a good choice. But, the slow play that started on the 2nd hole, turned into a round just under 5 hours. Only after calling in did a marshal talk to the group ahead, but it didn't change anything. The greens were in poor shape and so slow!
nice finish to vacation
very nice to walk, weather was a bit cool though, fairways lush, greens very good, was a nice end to vacation of golf.
Long walk
Long walk due to distance green to next tee, fairways were great, greens very good just about right speed, saw lots of varied wildlife, weather was just right for walking, I like this course, we vacation here every other year.
Very Enjoyable
I wish I could have walked the course but #'s 2 & 3 are down in a canyon and the walk is not for seniors. I enjoyed playing as a single. As I came upon groups they were more than willing to let me play through. the marshall even suggested I play two balls. (That really improves the game)
Great course
Really enjoy this course
Greens had been sanded but was about gone. 2 weeks the place will be perfect
And we used their cart for the last time as tomorrow ALL new golf carts are being delivered
Beautiful backdrops of the mountains with snow.
This course has great features
This course was awesome! My roommate and I found a great deal on golfnow.com and booked the tee time right away. The course has a very unique design to it. Every hole is different. You have long, short, and in between.
Challenge Course
One of my favorite courses in Central Oregon. Always well maintained, and it is a challenge for an average golfer, but still very enjoyable!
Lots of Bang for the Buck
After playing this PAR 63 course a number of times last year I thought I would not 'like' to play it much this year. For a short course (non-Par 5, and some short/shorter holes), this 18 hole course offers plenty of challenges and opportunities to practice all aspects of the game. From the Blue Tees, this course has some Par 4s that require a good drive and a short to mid iron in. The Par 3s from the Blues also require some mid irons. The greens were in good condition given the time of year and the pace of play was superb. I finished in under 3 hours. I'd recommend this to anyone looking for (a) a shorter round, (b) someone who is looking to work on his/her short game - NOTE - all greens have good approaches, sand traps, some water and YES - real 'par 72' size greens. But again, there's a couple opportunities to hit Driver of the tee and 3 wood all day long.