Eaglewood Golf Course occupies a compact footprint in Hobe Sound, Florida, where narrow fairways thread between stands of slash pine and live oak. The property was originally a citrus grove, and remnants of the irrigation canals still border several holes, creating lateral water hazards that penalize missed approaches. Greens are small and crowned, built on a sandy base that drains quickly after summer storms. The routing alternates between open stretches exposed to prevailing southeasterly winds and tighter corridors where low-hanging branches restrict club selection. Cart paths, paved in concrete, follow the original grove roads and provide the only relief from the soft, shelly soil that borders many landing areas. Maintenance records show daily verticutting on the Bermuda surfaces during peak humidity months, keeping thatch under control and allowing the ball to roll true on the modest slopes. Irrigation heads are spaced at tight intervals, fed by an on-site well that draws from the surficial aquifer. The absence of residential development along the perimeter leaves the course bordered by natural hammock and a county-maintained drainage easement on the eastern side.
Par 57 18 holes 3105 yards
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