Although part of a residential development, this is undoubtedly one of Orlando's highly regarded courses. Always well maintained and presented, comprising two nine-hole loops, the golf course is distinctly linksy and Scottish in charater, open and exposed to the wind when it blows through here. The nicely mounded, good-width rolling fairways are excellently bunkered, with many sod-faced, revetted pot bunkers, often deep and quite penalising. The large, excellent quality, undulating greens will throughly test your putting skills. You will usually enjoy plenty of width to drive the ball, but your approach play and short game will need to be good to score well. The pick of the holes includes: the par-3 8th with a deep, revetted bunker guarding the right side of the green and a more expansive sand trap on the left side; the par-3 11th which combines deep greenside bunkers with a large sandy waste apron and the par-5 18th, a great risk reward hole combining excellent bunkering and a water hazard to cross in front of the green. The environment at Eagle Creek is accentuated more by the natural setting of woodland and open brush, than by the relatively discreet housing.