Eagle Lake Golf Course D

Roy, UT 84067

Grade Breakdown

Overall D 68/100

Course Condition C 72/100

Design & Challenge F 58/100

Amenities D 69/100

Value C 74/100

Service D 63/100

Reputation D 66/100

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About This Course

Eagle Lake Golf Course is a well-maintained 9-hole public facility in Roy, Utah offering multiple tee positions and excellent practice amenities including a heated covered driving range with TopTracer technology. The course appeals primarily to beginners and casual golfers seeking a relaxed round without elevation challenges or complex strategy. While reviews praise the groundskeeping and value at $18 for 9 holes, some note slow pace of play and mixed service experiences.

Course Info

Holes 9

Par 31

Yardage 2,502

Type Public

Terrain Flat

Green Fees

Weekday $18

Weekend $18

Practice Facilities

driving range

Details

Address 2885 W 5200 S, Roy, UT

City Roy, UT

Phone +18018253467

Website http://www.eaglelake-golf.com/

Who Should Play Here?

Beginner Recommended

This 9-hole course is well-suited for beginners with its shorter yardage options and level terrain that minimizes elevation challenges. The forgiving layout and multiple tee positions allow new golfers to play comfortably without excessive difficulty.

Play the Red or White tees for maximum forgiveness
The heated covered driving range is excellent for practice before playing
Expect slower pace of play on weekends due to local popularity

Intermediate Playable

Mid-handicap golfers will find this course manageable with consistent fairways and greens, though the level terrain offers limited strategic variety. Course management is straightforward but pace of play can be slow during peak times.

Consider bringing a divot repair tool as some reviews mention green maintenance issues
The driving range features TopTracer technology for practice feedback
Schedule weekday tee times to avoid slower weekend rounds

Advanced Not Recommended

Low-handicap and competitive golfers may find this 9-hole course lacks the strategic complexity, elevation changes, and hole variety needed for challenging play. The level terrain and limited yardage options reduce championship-level competition.