Glen Eagle Golf Club

This golf course is great. The staff is very friendly anytime we come in. This is one of the few courses that have stayed open during the winter months and we have definitely taken advantage of it. Pace of play has always been great. They make their tee time policy clear when booking. I would 100% recommend playing here.

Played 18 here with the boys. Fun link style course. Watch out for the little streaks running all along the course. Greens and course was in great shape. Nice club house and great service at check in.

Fun little links course with a beautiful view of the mountains on a clear day. The course is out west and doesn't have a lot of trees so you can probably expect some wind. The 18th hole is an awesome island green!

This course has been going downhill for a few years now. Today was the worst. Greens are inconsistent, fairways are full of weeds with a ton of dead areas and the practice area is trash. The rates do not justify the experience. I will not be going back until this is corrected. This used to be a point of pride in Syracuse. Update- Played a couple weeks ago and the course was back in great shape, actually shot my best round ever that day. Thank you for addressing the issues, I will be back.

I’ve played Glen Eagle several times and generally enjoy the course, but I was really disappointed by their no-show policy. If you can’t make a tee time and don’t cancel at least 24 hours in advance, they’ll charge you a full-price walking fee. I booked the tee time within that window so had no way to change or cancel. Post covid golf has course setting up some real sketchy policies. I understand that its busy but that seems a little over the top. Life happens, and sometimes plans change last minute. A more reasonable window (like 12 hours) would go a long way toward making this policy feel f…

Third time I’ve been to the range only to be turned away by the teenager at the front desk because “sorry we’re closed”. Do y’all like making money or what? Maybe post your actual hours somewhere? I liked coming here to practice but going to save myself the time and go further down the road to a course that actually acts like they like having paying customers.

Decent course good layout upkeep can be spotty. Played it many times unfortunately today they decided to put a six some out of very poor golfers not much fun 3 1/2 hours for nine holes.

Be very careful about booking online, they will charge you whether or not you show up, regardless whether you cancel beforehand. I literally got COVID, tested positive that day, called to cancel booking and was made aware they were charging in full anyways and for everyone on the booking. 4 players in total (2 juniors, 1 adult and 1 senior) all charged same ADULT green fees despite the juniors being Youth on Course members ($5/rd) and the tee time during YOC availability. It's fraud, actually!

Love this course! I don't get to golf very often, but when I do it's nice to go to Glen Eagle. It's Scottish style is a fun and unique change of pace. I am not the greatest golfer, but have been treated well there every time I go. Even the busy days don't feel overly crowded or rushed. Other golfers I met there are nice folks and staff is great.

Glen Eagle is a lovely course, and the price is great for it being so conveniently located! Registration was a breeze, and time on the course was enjoyed. However, there is one major thing that keeps me from giving this course give stars. We had someone in our party of four who was unable to play because his wife was in active labor. When we talked with the guy at check-in to see if the fee could be waived for him, given the life-altering circumstances, he said, "Well, it *is* Saturday morning golf..." and went ahead and charged the fee. Which is fine, I get it, we agreed to terms at checkout.…

A great course with reasonable prices. Some great challenges but wide open enough to find those balls you sliced.

I am very disappointed with my most recent experience at Glen Eagle. I came over after work to use their practice facility on Tuesday April 15 at around 4:40 pm without realizing the range would be closing at 5 pm. (There was no signage posted) the young lady in the pro shop sold me a large bucket without saying a word about the range closing early. Almost as soon as I finished stretching another young lady (I’m assuming in high school) came out to where I was on the range and picked up my bucket of balls without saying a single word only slightly muttering under her breath that she needed to…