Great Eagle Golf Club

Ian Jagodzinski 3 months ago

I want to give it a 1 star but I love this course, traditionally it's been a hidden gem. However, STAY AWAY until they fix their course. Every green is horrible, fairways have patches of green, surprisingly the tee boxes were nice but all and all 1 star for my round today. They should just shut everything down for the summer to get this place back it's true form.

Karen Henriksen 4 months ago

I have never golfed here, but that doesn't stop me from enjoying the 19th hole! Seriously, it's got the best burger in Surprise. Their beer list is also the best in town. It is a hidden gem, and great if you want to watch sports. I won't lie, it's charm is its staff, they are so friendly and on top of things. We go at least once a month, and they have never disappointed us. It is not fancy, but that is what I truly love about it.

Renald Keehnel 7 months ago

One of my favorite courses in the valley. Cannot beat the price. Very fun place, and very friendly people. Carts are older but operate good. Cart paths are very rough shape which I think adds to the fun experience of the place. Played here several times and nothing but a great experience. Very good food as well.

Robert Kennedy 7 months ago

BELIEVE ALL THE BAD REVIEWS AND YELP EVEN WORSE Never again, I always excepted that Great Eagle was the arm pit golf course in the west valley after Villa DePaz closed, their best hole is the one you can see from Bell rd, downhill from there but last Sunday was the end for my wife and I. I had a 1:24 tee time last Sunday (2/22) we paid in the office and was at the first tee about 1:10... a group teeing off with all 4 drives about 50-80 yards and not one in the fairway so we knew it would be a slow pace... the 1:15 group showed up and the started said "your after them" and grouped us with another twosome... great as they were good guys. Within 10-15 minutes there was 4 carts at the front of the tee box after the 1:15 teed off, I asked the starter what he's doing and he said "im trying to figure this out" I heard a group in a cart say "he's sending out a group of 8 and im getting behind them"... I looked up at the first tee and there was 4 carts with 8 people all high fiving each other and now this other group gets behind them as they are fed up, it is now 1:40 and there are five carts in front of us... I again asked the starter what's going on and why is he sending out a group of 8

GORDON CLARIDGE 9 months ago

I was hesitant to try this course due to the low ratings, but my playing partner convinced me to try it. I play the Grand courses and they are pristine. when i pulled into the course i noticed the fairways were all green and well cared for. It is an older course where most fairways are straight away to the greens and bordered by many moguls. like most courses this time of year, you get off the fairways and the Bermuda is dormant which is to be expected as most courses can't afford the seed and water costs. Greens are beautiful and ill admit cared for better that Grand. The bunkers are better than most in the valley with premiere sand. There are many water features, but many are dry, attesting to the cost of water. The guest fees are a little high, but this is a course that has seen better days. It's obvious that most of the 1-2 ratings were written within the last year or two, but this is a course that has struggled to return to its glory days, spend a lot of money, and is well on their way. Let me mention, too, that the restaurant and bar facilities are very good. Not private club condition yet, but i believe is on the way. I was skeptical, but i gave it a chance. You might want