Pete Dye designed this 6,772 yard course. Low, "dish-shaped" fairways and huge sand beds give this course a intimidating look and will definitely make for a unique challenge to any golfer. This course follows a low profile and features the natural wetlands areas. Instead of grass in the rough areas, golfers will find pine straw and sand. Sixteen holes feature water, and well-placed bunkers protect the rolling greens, which are Pete Dye's signature for a golf course. To the average golfer the course looks extremely challenging, but it is really a joy to play.

Enhance your on-course experience at this course which now features golf carts equipped with the latest GPS Technology powered by Uplink Corporation. This state-of-the-art equipment offers realistic computer-generated images of course fairways, greens and hazards that add a new dimension to the golf experience. Other GPS Technology features include:

Detailed 3D views of each hole Precise yardage to different fairway and green locations Professional tips that aid course strategy Leaderboard and scoreboard views for tournament play Ability to monitor time and pace of play and communication to course management in the event of an emergency

Pete Dye designs his courses to test every shot and provide fun for every golfer's level of skill. Be prepared: 16 holes on Eagle Pines boast water hazards!