The Links Of GlenEagles

Description

At The Links of GlenEagles you will find a pristine course – lush green fairways, almost 100 bunkers filled with the whitest of sand and exciting changes in elevation. Designer Les Furber carved this course into the rugged foothills just as they run up to the Rocky Mountains. Portions of the course run along a cliff some 200 feet above the Bow River Valley. He used the natural features of the site to create an unparalleled golfing adventure. This championship length par-72 has five par-5s and five par-3s. There are five sets of tees here to test your golfing skills.
Every hole here is a great experience, according to Slade King, director of golf and head professional at The Links of GlenEagles. Your day will begin on a dogleg right par-4 (384 yards from the back tees and 252 from the forward) that offers some challenging shots over water. From most of the tee boxes, you'll be firing over a creek to a generous but elevated fairway. You can use driver but less club is probably better off the tee. To succeed on this hole, you need to land far enough along on the fairway to see where you're going next. Your approach shot takes you over a lake with a waterfall into a little bowl of a green. Those with a lot of courage may want to try to cross an assortment of dangers to get on or near the green with the first shot. Watch out for a large waste bunker on the right-hand side; you may have to cross it if you try to drive the green. Please contact us today to book a tee time!