It's an older club with some need for upkeep & repairs, but it's the members that make this place so much fun to be a part of. The food menu is outstanding! Though it would be nice if the kitchen stayed open past 9pm on the weekdays. Supply some much needed towels at the end of the day, and you'll get an extra start! 😉

It’s a fabulous place to a party and a dinner. Their food is 5 star!!!! Our community recently had an awards dinner there and celebrated our 20th party (with a 20’s theme)! It was such a perfect venue!

The entire staff from the restaurant to the pool keep it top notch. The food is great and the menu changes to keep things interesting. I love spending time with my family at E.C.C.!

Eldorado Country Club has a lot of charm and potential, but my experience here left me with mixed feelings. On the positive side, the golf course itself is well-designed and enjoyable to play. The fairways are maintained decently, and the layout offers a good challenge without being overwhelming. The clubhouse has a classic, welcoming feel, and the location is convenient for those in the surrounding area. The staff members I interacted with were polite, though the service overall felt inconsistent. At times, it seemed like the team was short-staffed, as response times for food and beverage service were noticeably slow. The menu has some solid options, but nothing that really stands out as exceptional, especially considering the prices. Another area for improvement is the upkeep of certain facilities. While parts of the course look great, other areas—like sand traps or restrooms—could use more attention. It doesn’t take away from the overall playability, but it does impact the overall experience compared to other clubs in the region. Eldorado Country Club is by no means a bad spot—it has a good course and a pleasant atmosphere—but it falls short of being truly memorable. With a bit more consistency and polish, it could easily rise above a three-star rating.

This review is only for the “brunch buffet” which was very lackluster. It was just biscuits, gravy, bacon and an omelette station with a very surly chef who packed up early. More a hotel type of breakfast buffet with very limited options. The lunch menu was very basic. We ordered a hot dog which was served plain/dry with only a side of ketchup. The chicken and corn salad was fine but the same caliber as a fast food place or a diner. I’ve heard better about the dinner menu.