COURSETOUR

EagleVail Hole #10

This is the signature hole at EagleVail. From the back Tee, a 155 to 160 club should be plenty. Check out the large US flag in the distance to help you gauge the wind. From the white, gold, or red tee, it plays more like a 100 - 125 yard swing. This big green may be easy to hit, but beware of the severe slope coming off the mountain side.

EagleVail Hole #11

This challenging par 5 has O.B. on both sides, and water in front of the green and down throughout and across the fairway. A good drive will leave long hitters with an option to go for the green in two. The safe play is to hit down the left side of the fairway leaving you with a shorter approach into the green.

EagleVail Hole #12

Hole #12 is a shorter par 4 with a challenging well guarded green. The stone creek comes into play immediately off the tee box down the entire right side past the green. Staying a bit to the left is ideal as it will also set you up for a better approach shot into the green.

EagleVail Hole #13

This par 3 plays pretty true to the yardage with a very challenging green. Hit it high to help hold this green that slopes severely from front to back, and from left to right.

Plenty of room left of the green, but this can be a very difficult up and down for par.

EagleVail Hole #14

This straight par 5 plays slightly uphill with generous fairways. The fairway bunker on the right can be reached with a monster drive, but keep it down the middle for a good chance to get on in regulation. A good score on this hole is important as the next few holes may be more demanding.

EagleVail Hole #15

This short but challenging par 4 does not require a particularly long tee shot. Stone creek runs the length of the hole on the left side, with a beautiful waterfall in front of the green. Take enough club to carry the hazard and err to the right for a favorable kick off the hill side. Club selection into this green is crucial as it has a large back to front two-tiered slope.

EagleVail Hole #16

This par 4 doglegs 90 degrees to the right. From the tee, hit a shorter club into the middle or left of the wide part of the fairway. Anything to the right will end up into the stone creek or trees. Your second shot will be a short, but up hill over the creek into a tough green. Anything short and to the left of this green may end up back in the creek.

EagleVail Hole #17

A short downhill par 3 hole. Take at least one less club for elevation change. This small, narrow green slopes severely from front to back and anything left may end up in the creek. A well placed tee shot is necessarily to maintain a good score on this hole.

EagleVail Hole #18

This great finishing par 5 has a wide landing area. Longer hitters may need to hit a fairway wood or less off the tee to avoid the trouble that sneaks in from the right and left. The second shot plays downhill to a narrow fairway and approach. When going for the green here, hit it straight as large trees to the right and bunkers to the left protect this green heavily.