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Eagle Pines Golf Course |
Eagle Pines Golf Course
Low, "dish-shaped" fairways and vast sand beds give this Pete Dye design a unique look and an equally unique challenge. This low-profile course follows the natural contour of the land. Instead of grass, rough, pine straw and sand await errant shots.
Course Information: The transition areas are common between the tee boxes and fairways, which maintain proper drainage into the natural wetland areas that are prevalent throughout the course -- in fact, 16 holes boast water. Eagle Pines features Pete Dye's signature undulating greens, which are well guarded by strategically placed bunkers. Eagle Pines is a visually intimidating course, but a complete joy to play.
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Eagle
Pines Golf Course
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Tees
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Yardage
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Course
Rating
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Slope Rating |
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Talon
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6,772
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72.3
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131
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Crest
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6,309
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69.9
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125
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Wings
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5,520
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66.3
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115
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Feathers
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4,838
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68.0
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111
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Travel Directions:
If driving to the
Eagle Pines golf course, take the Epcot® exit off Interstate
Highway 4 (I-4). Exit at Bonnet Creek Parkway and take a left at the light.
At Vista Boulevard, take a left and Eagle Pines golf course will
be the next right.
