Good experience even with all the construction going on. Head of agronomy needs to adjust his top dressing of the greens after the July 4th weekend. Super busy weekend and everyone is putting on sand.

Right now it is a 3.5 star golf course. If all the holes were like the 2 new one's it would be a 5.5 golf course. The golf etiquette is some of the worst you will find. Im a member and I play it quite a bit. I would not pay 57 for the course as of right now. Im hoping they change their rules when the course is complete. Having no ranger and no drink cart makes it a 3.5 star golf course. Hole 16 and 17 are amazing.

Today June 11. 8 of us played Eagle Point. Upon making reservations nothing was mentioned about course conditions. Let me tell you nobody should be playing that course in its condition. First of all 3 holes are completely closed. So you have to walk 3 par 3s to start. And again club starter I guess assumed we all knew that. Very confusing start to figure out where first 3 holes location. Then on to the other 15 holes. Some holes are marked and some you had to drive around and try to figure it out yourself. On top of that greens were very slow and poor shape. Another hole had an unmanned sprinkler dumping water all over the green. Workers and equipment on ever hole working on the course and new 3 hole project. Also no club house (under construction). No cart person no Marshalls to help. Stay away!

The blonde woman in the pro shop should not be interacting with customers, at any service business. McDonald's has nicer people. The course used to be well managed. It's not anymore. No marshals keeping pace of play. No cart girl during the week apparently. And I guess they are spending so much money on a new proshop, par 3 course, and replacing greens, that they dont have any left to keep playing conditions acceptable. If you're a hacker, enjoy. If you're a player, don't even bother.

I normally don’t leave bad reviews, but today’s experience was extremely disappointing. I drive over an hour to play at this course because I usually enjoy it, but this visit was unacceptable. It took three hours just to play the front nine, which is unbelievable for a Tuesday morning. At first, I didn’t think much of it, but by the time I reached the 14th hole, I saw seven people teeing off at once. You would expect management to monitor pace of play, track carts, or send notifications to speed up groups—just like many other courses do—but that clearly wasn’t the case today. I ultimately left early because it was obvious the back nine would take far too long to finish. Overall, the lack of course management and pace-of-play oversight made this round incredibly frustrating.