Eagles Bluff Golf Course

Outside of the area. Perfect pace of play. If you’re expecting a high end golf course this isn’t your place. We had lot of fun playing and good scenery . Def be back again

Three years ago this course was virtually unplayable. What a 180° turnaround for the staff and the course! The course has always had a beautiful layout and some very challenging holes. The greens are in great shape this year and the zoysia fairways are coming in like carpet. Pace of play is always good but unless you're a low handicapper, bring lots of balls because the course has a lot of water in play. #16 is a spectacular par 3 and their signature hole. Highly recommend!

Beautiful layout! Greens are like walking on carpet, but putt at a “normal” speed. Will be playing here again

Much better than previous years. fairways and greens in excellent condition

i dont think anything could have been any better and the views well you have to see them Amazing

Very scenic 18 hole golf course in great shape. Lots of fun and challenging holes. On the higher parts of the course you can see country side for miles. It’s near the Mississippi River, but the river itself cannot be seen. Very friendly staff.

What a fun course. This course has several doglegs, which was a challenge for my first visit. The course was in very good shape for this late in the season.

I played this course earlier this year wasn’t to bad. I just played again the greens were terrible. They had cut grass on them in chunks couldn’t even putt the ball. The fairways were fine.

I was looking for a course at the last minute for a Friday afternoon round, away from the city, that wouldn't be busy that I could play in 4 hours or less. I am so glad I found Eagles Bluff in Clarksville. The strengths of the course are its course design and layout and incredible views. The layout offers plenty of options for both the high handicapper and risk reward options for the expert golfer. You definitely will play most of the clubs in your bag. Take plenty of balls as there are opportunities to hit it into the trees and there's plenty of water! In terms of course condition, the fairways were in great shape, most of the tea boxes were in good shape, there are some greens that seemed to have of struggled the last two or three years but I also believe they're working hard to bring them all up to the same quality as the fairways.

One of the signature holes is definitely the par 512. 700 yd from the black, 660 from the blue, 620 from the white and just under 500 yards from the red tees. Slightly downhill it's a beautiful view and your last shot has to carry some water to get to the green. It's the longest hole I've ever played. But it was fun.

If you're looking for a place that has great amenities with food and bar this is not the course for you. But if you're looking for an inexpensive round of golf on a beautiful and challenging layout, away from the crowds with friendly staff and patrons then you'll definitely want to check out Eagles Bluff.

Went with a friend, and the 12th and 14th green had thatch all over them, the staff started to clean one off, waived me over, and said that it was going to be closed for a couple of days. He said “I closed it last night and didn’t tell anyone.” If I hadn’t gotten a “hot deal” I would’ve been pretty upset that I had to skip two of the eighteen holes.

It's a little bit of a drive but for the price it is worth it. Greens had some issues but the fairways were nice and the rough was manageable. They definitely could use some new carts.