Eagles Crossing Disc Golf

Amazing course. Great layout. Can’t say enough good things about the people who own/run this place!

So much OB. Definitely the hardest course ive ever played which is why its not higher for me. A lot of care has been taken into the course but it ate my lunch and I didnt have a good time.

I don’t think it is possible to create a more fun disc golf experience. Make sure you grab a golf cart and enjoy a perfectly manicured course with fantastic shot variety and a challenge for any player. I can’t say enough about this course, don’t let the pay per round scare you away from this slice of disc golf perfection

Two words - technical and amazing

Insane course! Beautiful scenery.

An absolutely amazing experience and course. You’ve got to put this course on your bucket list. Amazing!!

Amazing property. The attention to detail and the above and beyond decoration is out of this world for disc golf. They truly built something special here, challenging for all levels with the three tee pad placements. A bit out in the middle of nowhere but worth every bit of effort and dollars.

Amazing course! No tee signs when we played.

Incredible landscaping and artwork. Tee pads are level, generous and grippy. Tee signs should be installed. The caddie book is great, but it is so much better to have all that info in front of you when standing on the tee. Fairways are defined, but I am nor a fan of all the white and yellow OB stakes. They take away from the aesthetic of the property and design and are unnecessary in my opinion. Overall, it was a challenging and pleasurable round.

Unique experience, glad I went and played twice. But courses like Selah Ranch, Maple Hill, etc. are better as of the time of this writing. The course booklet provided was appreciated but somewhat painful to look back and forth at- so much work with way finding, pin placement, etc. Will be much better when they can finish the tee signs (in the works). Red tees were not as enjoyable as I’d like for an average woman to play. Sometimes no clear/wide enough landing spot for my distance throw (200’ ish drive). Too much OB. I prefer natural boundaries as much as possible. Don’t penalize me for being 6” off a fake island green. And if you have signature holes with beautiful retaining walls, please always leave the pin in that position!!! It’s weird playing not to that position. Neat place, appreciate the grandiosity of the artwork and landscaping, but not my thing really. Curious about the new course coming though and hope there is less artificial OB!

Fantastic destination course and wonderful secluded property and definitely worth the price of admission to come check out…..and please do come check out….it’s going to take a lot of disc golfers playing here for the owner to ever recoup even a fraction of the money spent on putting in this course 😀. This course is well deserving of the hype just to come see what an unlimited budget can produce in an immaculate disc golf course with quite a bit of eccentric quirks like Roman columns, Greek and animal sculptures, and over the top tee pad areas. One aspect of the ginormous tee pads I loved was they were stained to the appropriate color you were playing making for a nice and easy way of identifying which tee you were throwing from. The driving range was a nice touch. The baskets weren’t our favorite but were ok enough. They were built like tanks and in practicing, one putt was center chain and just bounced back out of the basket so they favor a firmer putting stroke. No signs were in when we played but we found our way around reasonably well except we skipped 2 holes without realizing it at one point. The overall hole designs were memorable and fun but found the OB stakes everywhere to SIGNIFICANTLY DISTRACT from the playing experience. It’s ridiculous actually. OB in my opinion should be used sparingly and only when natural elements in what you have to work with aren’t enough to provide good challenge or scoring separation. A couple downhill par 3’s were turned into island holes using OB stakes….that’s just strange to me with an unlimited budget, why not build an island hole? But this all might be a matter of taste and style. I’m a big fan of the John Houck school of thought on design. Pin placements on some of what I’d consider to be signature holes with beautiful retaining walls were placed far from the edges which was equally puzzling. Fun experience overall. Harmony Bends is better and more my style so make sure to check that one out if you’re in the area. This course could compete but needs a bit of these quirks worked out for me to give 5 stars.

It’s literally disc golf heaven! The best course I’ve ever played and probably will.

Amazing property it’s a must play

Could use signage. The walk from 9 to 10 is a bit long but overall fantastic course obviously and definitely deserving of the praise it gets.

Hard to do better than this with a course!!

This is a beautiful course and certainly one of the most unique I’ve ever played. Top notch driving range, pretty good pro shop, and some beautiful views. The downside to this course is WAY TOO MUCH OB. There are white stakes, red stakes, yellow stakes, and blue stakes on EVERY hole. It’s too much. It took away from the fun of the course. I can definitely see where it makes sense on a handful of holes, but not all 18. The rough is way too dense, I lost 4 discs on the first 6 holes. I was angry when I got done with this course; and for $40 I should have just gone ball golfing and been less frustrated.

This is the greatest disc golf course I have ever played, and that's saying something coming from me, I'm kind of a big deal

100% lives up the hype. If you have the opportunity to play it. Do it.

Amazing course...everyone is super helpful

This course is basically Jurassic Park. Beautiful, epic, intimidating, humbling, sometimes deadly...but most of all TONS of fun! It is staggering how much thought and work has gone into this property already and it is still in it's infancy. Don't miss a chance to play here!