Tiger's Eye Golf Club
We played Tiger's Eye on 9/17/06. The course was in good shape considering that they had aerated the greens a week prior to playing. In addition, there was a rain storm that dumped about 3" on the course just a few days prior to playing.
It was "cart path only" because of the rain, and some of the sand traps were still very wet. The greens were sandy and slow, but they ran true.
It is such a great course - truly deserving of it's high ranking by Golf Digest and other "authorities. "
Tim Cate's design and the five different sets of tees makes this an enjoyable course for golfers of all abilities.
Ladies and Junior golfers will find the course fair, yet challenging from the front tees. There's a pretty big difference between the "white" tees and the "blues." While the blue tees lengthen the course to over 6,600 yards, it's still very playable for a mid-to-high handicap golfer.
The greens have a lot of sloping or undulation and paying close attention to pin placements can really improve your score, especially when the greens are fast.
Tiger's Eye is definitely a must-play course!
It was "cart path only" because of the rain, and some of the sand traps were still very wet. The greens were sandy and slow, but they ran true.
It is such a great course - truly deserving of it's high ranking by Golf Digest and other "authorities. "
Tim Cate's design and the five different sets of tees makes this an enjoyable course for golfers of all abilities.
Ladies and Junior golfers will find the course fair, yet challenging from the front tees. There's a pretty big difference between the "white" tees and the "blues." While the blue tees lengthen the course to over 6,600 yards, it's still very playable for a mid-to-high handicap golfer.
The greens have a lot of sloping or undulation and paying close attention to pin placements can really improve your score, especially when the greens are fast.
Tiger's Eye is definitely a must-play course!
