gleneagles golf course at the equinox

Despite 2" of rain the night before, the course was playable and challenging. Nice use of the terrain in the valley for the design. One difficulty was playing cart path only due to the rain but that is not normally the rule.

Last minute thing for us - Steve and Joan were super helpful in tee times & setting us up with brand new rental clubs. We had a great time and highly recommend playing this course.

Not a long course but will challenge all levels. As a resort course it can be expensive - but off-times are very reasonable. Some holes are easily forgotten (1 and 2 come to mind) but other get you coming back for more (9, 15-18).

An old course layout, redesigned some years ago, very senic, we saw deer, great condition, great burgers in the club house

Played here on 9/20/13 as a single. They gave me the option of catching on with a 3 some as the 1st tee time or to go out on my own. I chose to play alone and had a thoroughly enjoyable time.The course was in excellent shape from tee to green. Rough was moderate but the highlight was the greens. They were spectacular. Fast, firm and rolled true. I walked the course with a pull cart, played 2 balls and finished the round in 3 hours. It doesn't get much better than that.

Bunkers on the back nine are sorely in need of sand. there are some of the bunkers that have more rocks than sand and these rocks are golf ball size and bigger. Not acceptable for the standard of course.

This is a well maintained and fun course to play. The setting is stunning as you have the mountains around you and very little houses on the course. We can't wait to play here again.

Overlooking the golf course on a wonderful varanda makes for a peaceful afternoon...The food is upscale golf course clubhouse food and the price is a bit high but is worth it for the scenery-a mountain view beyond a beautiful golf course!

This is one of the most spectacular settings for an inland golf course you'll ever find - views of mountains, church steeples and more. Despite recent bad weather, the course was in great shape. Pace-of-play was excellent. Absolutely wonderful.

My husband and I played only the first 9 holes of this course before we got too cold to continue. The course starts out fine but then gets very hard. The sand traps are brutal and the greens are tough. Probably abover our comfortable ability, but really, really beautiful, and perfectly manicured.

Nice golf course. Good layout and nice condition of fairways and greens. Worth it to play if you are in the area.

spending a day on this golf course is like beeing in scotland. Love the course and challanges. And it has a great restaurant overlooking the front 9.

I've played here several times and enjoyed it very much. Much pricier than the public courses I usually play but its a real treat. Gorgeous views, interesting but not too challenging layout; it's not a Pete Dye course with all kinds of hazards.

This is a very nice old school course in good shape (and with great scenery). But it is a little expensive for a weekday round ($85 on a Monday at 2--twilight starts at 3) and gets quite a bit of traffic (which explains why they can charge what they do).

From the tips not overaly long with open landing area's make this playable but not easy. The greens are large in good shape but most require you to fly it on vs. bump and run which may make it difficult for shorter hitters. Well run and a nice 4 hour round.