Becoming a member at Eagle was a no brainer. The guys in the clubhouse are always friendly, money is continuously being put into the course, and the course itself is fun and challenging. Would definitely put it as one of the better public courses in the Triangle, and a great value when compared to some of the other rates.

Play there many times over the years the course is an absolutely god-awful condition for the price they should be paying us to play there. It was $62 during the week after 2:00 give me a break the only ones playing this course repeatedly are those who are in the Fred Smith club. Took a client here and was absolutely embarrassed by the conditions.

Course is decent, too many tee times back to back. Sat down on the grass for 10 holes in a row, with groups waiting behind us. Hit less yardage just to try and keep pace of some sort. 45+ min to our round of sitting around. We were walking too… Ranger needs keep pace up. Never saw ranger once. Raise your prices and lower the amount of tee times and this may be a better option.

The nicest of the Fred Smith courses, really nice track. I believe Tom Kite was a designer. Fairways are lush, rough is thick and sand is soft. You have to be in the fairway, hit it into the rough a few times and 3 people couldn't find it because the grass was so thick. Par 5s are really tough to get on in 2, some holes are really tight because of the houses. Hole 10 is probably one of the hardest par 5s I've played, not long just hard to navigate. If you haven't played here it is definitely worth the trip.

We did 18 holes. It was a really nice course. Staff at the restaurant and bar super friendly & Super nice. All the bathrooms on the course and at the facilities we're very clean. The course had some great views and was really nice with the fall leaf change. Definitely recommend this course.