Resort · 54 Holes

Eagle Crest Golf Club

1590 Mountain Quail Drive, Redmond, Oregon

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54Holes
3.848 Reviews
Redmond, ORLocation
3Listings

The Club

About Eagle Crest Golf Club

Eagle Crest Golf Club offers a unique golfing experience with access to two distinct courses, Eagle Crest and Greenwood Golf Club. The club features a variety of courses including the Resort Course, Ridge Course, Challenge Course, and a family-friendly Putting Course. Members and guests can enjoy a vibrant community with exclusive events and discounts at...

Facilities

Club Amenities

Motor Cart
Pull Cart
Club Rental
Pro Shop
Golf Lessons
Driving Range
Putting Green
Chipping Green
Practice Bunker
Restaurant
Casual Dining
Bar & Lounge
Fitness Center
Fitness Classes
Swimming Pool

Membership

Joining Eagle Crest Golf Club

Eagle Crest Golf Club provides a range of membership options that grant access to both Eagle Crest and Greenwood Golf Club. Members enjoy exclusive benefits such as discounts on apparel, participation in community events, and flexible payment plans. The club also offers amenities like a fitness center, spa, multiple dining options, and various sports facilities.

Membership Options

Ways to Join

Single Adult

golf
  • $1,499/yrAnnual

Enjoy 7-day play with unrestricted access to both courses.

Add a Spouse

golf
  • $1,349/yrAnnual

Add your spouse to any membership type for a full golfing experience.

Weekday

golf
  • $1,349/yrAnnual

Play Monday to Friday, perfect for those who prefer weekday golfing.

Prime

golf
  • $1,199/yrAnnual

For ages 26-35, offering an excellent opportunity for younger golfers.

Intermediate

golf
  • $1,099/yrAnnual

For ages 19-25, providing an affordable option for young adults.

Student

junior
  • $849/yrAnnual

Available to students with valid ID.

Junior (16-18)

junior
  • $499/yrAnnual

Perfect for young golfers aged 16-18.

Junior (11-15)

junior
  • $399/yrAnnual

For younger players aged 11-15.

Junior (10 & Under)

junior
  • $0/yrAnnual

Free with adult membership purchase, or $299 without.

Fees are approximate and gathered from public sources — contact the club to confirm current pricing.

Reviews

What People Say

3.8/5
Google · 48 reviews
In summary

Eagle Crest Golf Club is appreciated for its well-maintained courses, beautiful scenery, and challenging layouts, with many visitors enjoying the variety of courses available on the property. However, some guests have expressed dissatisfaction with customer service, particularly in the pro shop, and noted issues with the condition of certain greens and fairways. Additionally, there are occasional concerns about the pace of play and the handling of reservations.

a year ago
Had a great time playing the challenge course and enjoying the scenery. The ridge is in impeccable shape and the resort has been the best I've seen it. Great deals happening on the golfnow. Get out and play! I would also recommend a spicy bloody Mary before the rounds starts from the grill at the pro shop. Cheers!
— Carter Gould
10 months ago
The customer service from the pro shop staff is awful, they do not give correct information over the phone and then fail to honor the information given, with one worker being EXTREMELY rude about it. There should still be an aspect of customer service at a golf course, there are many other courses in the Bend area I could have chosen, and will be choosing from now on. The staff at the food/bar area is not friendly unless you seem to be friends with them. The course is in great shape and the maintenance crew does an outstanding job, love the design/layout, some super fun holes.
— Clark Kimball
2 years ago
Played resort course again. The sun was hot and the game is tough. Nice coarse and the greens are fairly fast. Even some of the sand traps are soft. Only got to play 12 holes because they want the carts in by 6 this time of year. Seen plenty of deer on the way out though.
— Mike Withrow
11 months ago
Our group had a terrible experience golfing here. We had two groups of 3 with 2 tee times back to back and got prior approval to play together. Once we started on the challenge course in the morning the marshals were incredibly rude and told us that we couldn’t play together and were unable to provide sufficient reasons as to why. We ended up getting stuck behind two groups of 4 on the 4th hole and it created a log jam. The marshals didn’t speak to those groups. We came back to play the ridge course in the afternoon and the pro shop was rude to us right from the beginning and didn’t allow us t…
— Colby McClenny
2 years ago
I had posted a review for the challenge course several months back. I must say the that Mr. Hartford and the pro shop personal at the ridge course backed everything they said they would do including the courtesy round of golf for my wife and myself. The challenge course was in fantastic shape and is one of the most enjoyable, interesting course we have played. Thank you for honoring your offer. Now, I am going to make another post that is not good for Eagle Crest. I am not looking for another courtesy round of golf, I am so frustrated with how this “resort” is ran. I called for a tee time on 7…
— Bryan Hartmann
Edited a year ago
Ridge course is well maintained and provides a decent challenge. The Challenge course is all about distances. Place your tee shot well on the par 4's and it's an easy wedge to the green. The resort course seems to be under repair and some of the fairways are pretty rough.
— Francis
Edited 3 years ago
We played the Challenge course for the first time today. The course itself is very cool and fun to play. We have also played the Ridge and Resort courses in the past. Those course are very nice also. The only complaint we have is that for the high price of these courses, the greens are absolutely the worst greens in Central Oregon and beyond. I would think for the cost to play at Eagle Crest the greens would be pristine. They are the roughest slowest greens we have played on in several years. It’s to bad, we are unlikely to return. UPDATE!! 9/29/22 Eagle Crest reached out to me with an explan…
— Bryan Hartmann
4 years ago
For a “Resort” course it was very underwhelming. Bad fairways on quite a few holes. Greens were nice, golf shop was excellent, tees were spotty bad and lots of equipment running during the day. Was annoying. Maybe 2-1/2 stars tops. Will look elsewhere next time. Expected better for $160 for two. 🤷🏼‍♂️
— Robert Barber
6 years ago
Played the Resort course, was in excellent condition and had great views of the cascade mountains!
— Mark Copeland
Edited 10 years ago
It's a nice golf course that has long fairways and beautiful scenery. It's expansive enough to not worry about being rushed by the group behind you. It's not too difficult either other than a few dog legs. All in all a great course. We have many great options in Oregon and especially Eastern Oregon.
— Bryan M
a year ago
Range and practice 5/5 Course design 4/5 Club house/restaurant 2.5/5 Greens 2/5 very spongy and slow! Please roll them!! Price 3/5 Busy season pace of play 3/5
— Charles Burdick
11 months ago
Fun and wide golf course. Fit my game. Coldest golf I've played with wind & 42 degrees in late June.
— Michael Gannon

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