Restaurant was running a little slow beforehand, so we had to eat quickly just before tee time. Regardless, staff was friendly. Dry spots will happen these days, but the course was in pretty good shape overall. Greens were great as always. Beautiful scenery. My friend agreed he'd happily drive 1.5 hours again to play the course.

For a public course it was in great condition. You have to be in shape to get to the tee boxes and greens. Lots of up and downs and uneven lies.

After hearing some positive things about Eaglesticks, I decided to make the two-hour drive to check it out for myself. Heading in, I had mixed emotions—excited from the buzz I'd heard, but also cautiously optimistic. The course offers a decent practice green and a range, which is always a good start. The staff was friendly, and they even had a greeter at hole one to give you a helpful rundown of the course rules and what to expect. Now, let me start with the not-so-great parts. Much of the fairways and tee boxes were suffering from the summer heat, leaving them burnt out and rough. Their signature hole, a par 3 over a lake (hole #10), was particularly disappointing. It looked like the area had just been scorched by a ground fire, and the fairway felt more like concrete—the ball would roll for what felt like two miles! To be fair, the whole region has been dealing with this issue, so it wasn’t entirely surprising, but it still didn’t meet my expectations. On the upside, the putting greens were in decent shape, which made up for some of the rougher spots. One thing that really stood out about Eaglesticks was the significant elevation changes from hole to hole, giving each one a unique and well-designed feel. The variety kept the round interesting and challenging in a good way. The sand traps were another plus—they were well-maintained and fluffy (and yes, I found myself in a few of them). If I were to visit again, I’d definitely aim for early summer or fall when the conditions might be a little more forgiving. Overall, despite some rough patches, I thought it was a great track and I’d happily return to play again.

We really enjoyed our time at Eaglesticks! Every staff member that we interacted with was incredibly friendly. It was our first time, and everyone was more than willing to explain the set up to us. My husband enjoyed playing the course. Thank you so much for all the effort, we had so much fun!

I've been coming here for over 20 yrs. Kelly Morrow (GM) continues to run a great golf course and an awesome restaurant/bar for after the round. The course is consistently in great shape and the staff is always pleasant and helpful. The course isnt overly long, but if u miss the fairway or green the rough is brutal to get out of. If you can consistently drive the ball 270+ I'd use the back tees, 250+270 I'd use blue.