Course Description
A round of golf at Eagle Crest offers some great golf holes beginning with the first hole, a 454-yard, par 5. The hole is open and has a gentle slope downhill and to the left. Ponds on each side of the front guard the green. The 183-yard, par 3, 8th hole is still the signature hole of the course. It has a small contoured green on a hill with a huge pond between the tee and the green. Be careful that the wildlife doesn't distract what's already a difficult shot. Finish your front nine on the 580-yard, par 5 to the 6000 square foot green built into numerous mounds.  The front nine is fairly open with some water, sand traps and a few trees, along with large bent-grass sand based greens being implemented.

The back nine holes revolve around many small ponds leading to a lake on the southern end of the property.   Finish your last few holes with some challenge, like the 300 yard, par 4, 16th hole, which dog-legs left and has a large pine tree in the fairway to protect from short cuts.  On your approach shot to a large green with the lake in the background, you will have to concentrate fully on the shot at hand.  The 17th Hole is a 407 yard Par 4 with the tee elevated 60 feet above a pond and the forward tee.  Before you leave this tee, take a moment to enjoy the view of the surrounding countryside.  Large oak trees guard both sides of the fairway which dog legs right up the hill to a large green. A good score at Eagle Crest is achievable, but one must stay focused throughout your round. 

The complete 18-holes also has irrigation on tees, fairways and greens.

With so many good changes made to Eagle Crest within the last few years, if you haven't played it in a while, you may be pleasantly surprised with the new challenges of the course.