Eagle's Bluff Country Club

Eagle's Bluff is one of the longest courses in Texas that can play as long as 7,300 yards during tournament play. Eagle’s Bluff features an Augusta National-like environment along the eastern shore of Lake Palestine. Native hardwood and dogwood trees line the fairways, and most tee shots will require a blast through a narrow tunnel out into a wide landing area.

The layout features dogleg fairways that result in tricky approach shots into huge greens (averaging over 8,400 square feet) that are protected by grass and sand bunkers, and very often water hazards. Both the front and back nines feature an island green–one of which is the signature par 3 No. 6, which plays 210 yards downhill into a green protected on all sides by water.

Getting there : Out of Noonday, TX, drive about 3 miles to Texas 187 and look for the Eagle’s Bluff sign on the right side of the road. From the sign the course entrance is 2 miles down the road.