Eagle Hills Golf Club sits on a rolling stretch of Piedmont countryside in Stoneville, North Carolina. The course threads through stands of loblolly pine and scattered hardwoods, with several fairways bordered by native fescue that is left unmown. Elevation changes are modest but steady; the back nine in particular drops toward a small creek that crosses three fairways and feeds a pair of ponds. Greens are built to United States Golf Association specifications and are overseeded annually with bentgrass. Irrigation is supplied by on-site wells and a retention pond that also serves as a water hazard on the fifth hole. Cart paths are asphalt and run primarily along the left side of each hole. Maintenance records show that core aeration occurs twice each year, once in spring and again in late summer, followed by heavy sand topdressing. The property’s northern boundary abuts an undeveloped tract of mixed hardwood forest that provides a consistent wind break during winter rounds.