Links style. Bring your straight clubs.

Half the course is hard dead grass, there is no water stations and only 1 bathroom in the entire 18. Half the fairways are left just dead grass and dirt. Go somewhere else

Glen Eagle is known for its smooth rolling links style course yet the pins haven’t been changed on multiple holes since playing July 4, 2024. Very difficult to justify being charged a full rate when they don’t provide anything to fill in divots and in the middle of the fairways; way too many times. Superintendent and Professional aren’t doing their jobs by maintaining this beautiful course in Northern Utah; it’s as if this course is like it was when it first opened. Not recommended to play.

Great course! Super challenging with plenty of water. Very pretty views, fun layouts, and great value. Their greens run out pretty well but the are very soft when landing on them. The final hole is a par 5 with an island green! Very cool hole. Don’t be ashamed to take an iron from the tee on this course.

I really enjoy this course. It’s a good challenge for amateurs but isn’t so challenging that I feel like I can’t play there.

Great course to play for accuracy players off the tee. Challenging for the not quite as accurate due to the "hidden" waterways. The rolling hills separating the fairways and hazards can definitively be your best friend or worst enemy, depending on your landing. Greens are well kept and fairly easy to read with a little breach front property here and there. Recommended course for all skill levels but pack an extra ball or two. Just in case.