Beautiful scenery and challenging greens.

Impossible to get on unless you know a member or are an employee.

Eagle Springs is a wonderful mountain course. Its a must to keep your ball on the fairway, its near impossible to hit out of the natural surroundings.

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The caddy program, while oppressive to the workers, is a pleasure to the players who hardly understand what they are recieving.

The membership is more than aloof, they are aloof, looking for life in money, and not able to interact with people who make amounts of money that require budgets.

If you are looking for a review of this course because you plan on playing it, think again!

I caddied at the course, or should i say concentration camp, for two summers. The members are the who's who of american business. It costs upwards of 300,000 to join plus excessive member dues. Not that the course is worth that much, it simply keeps out the upper middle class. There is a helicopter pad for those that are "above" cars. I caddied for people such as the ceo of sprint Bill Esrey, Clint Eastwood, and fmr. pres Gerald Ford, and all their wives..who are interesting people to say the least. It is quiet odd to give advice to those which pull in 7+ figures a year and actually have them take it. If you patronize the course, you will likely be taking out its trash.

The condition of the track is irrelevant because if u are looking here for courses than u obviously don't have the connections to get on at Eagle Springs. Peace

Customer Service

Tee Times??? HA..they don't have tee times..They arrive when they feel and badger the starter when they all want to play at the same time.

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The teaching pro was Mike Steiner, he seemed to be very apt at kissing A**, which is the most important quality.