Eagle Watch Golf Course

Designer: Arnold Palmer

The Arnold Palmer-designed course was built in August of 1989 and it has consistently ranked among the top places to play in Atlanta by golf…

The Arnold Palmer-designed course was built in August of 1989 and it has consistently ranked among the top places to play in Atlanta by golfing publications. Eagle Watch is a traditional-style course with a number of dramatic elevation changes and water features that protect 10 of the 18 holes. Eagle Watch’s signature hole is the very picturesque No. 14, where the drama is all about the lake that protects the front and right side of a sloping, two-tiered green. Eagle Watch is open seven days a week. Walking is permitted after 2:00 PM on weekends/holidays.

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# 1 /

Par: 4

Yardage by Tee:

Championship 362

BLUE 338

WHITE 307

TEAL 266

Pro Tips

Players will want to keep their tee shot away from the fairway bunkers on the left and right sides, which will leave a short iron into a slightly elevated green.

# 2 /

Par: 4

Yardage by Tee:

Championship 446

BLUE 410

WHITE 390

TEAL 360

Pro Tips

Tee shots on this demanding hole must avoid the bunkers on the left side of the fairway for an unobstructed view of the green. The green slopes right to left towards the water hazard guarding the green.

# 3 /

Par: 5

Yardage by Tee:

Championship 561

BLUE 545

WHITE 514

TEAL 457

Pro Tips

This slight dogleg left par 5 is a three-shot hole for most players. A tee shot in the fairway will be needed to safely navigate the water hazard running through the fairway on your second shot.

# 4 /

Par: 3

Yardage by Tee:

Championship 191

BLUE 175

WHITE 148

TEAL 115

Pro Tips

The longest par 3 on the course plays slightly uphill to a two-tiered green.

# 5 /

Par: 4

Yardage by Tee:

Championship 398

BLUE 365

WHITE 336

TEAL 295

Pro Tips

A relatively short par 4 with trees lining the right and water hazard on the left. A good tee shot will leave you a short-iron approach to one of the flattest greens on the course.

# 6 /

Par: 5

Yardage by Tee:

Championship 503

BLUE 477

WHITE 418

TEAL 370

Pro Tips

Players will want to favor the left side of the fairway for an obstructed chance to reach in two. Stay clear of the fairway bunkers guarding the right side for a great chance at birdie.

# 7 /

Par: 4

Yardage by Tee:

Championship 416

BLUE 400

WHITE 383

TEAL 339

Pro Tips

Straight forward par 4 with bunkers guarding the left and back of the green. A decent drive will leave you a short-iron approach.

# 8 /

Par: 3

Yardage by Tee:

Championship 149

BLUE 128

WHITE 107

TEAL 88

Pro Tips

This short par 3 plays slightly uphill to a narrow green. Play towards the middle of the green to avoid the hazard guarding the right side.

# 9 /

Par: 4

Yardage by Tee:

Championship 433

BLUE 392

WHITE 345

TEAL 316

Pro Tips

This uphill par 4 plays much longer than the yardage listed on the scorecard. Favor the left side of the fairway on your tee shot for an unobstructed view of the green.

# 10 /

Par: 4

Yardage by Tee:

Championship 408

BLUE 385

WHITE 350

TEAL 322

Pro Tips

The back nine opens with a sharp dogleg right par 4. Keep your tee sheets short of the bunker for a short-iron approach over water.

# 11 /

Par: 5

Yardage by Tee:

Championship 542

BLUE 497

WHITE 465

TEAL 393

Pro Tips

This short par 5 will give you plenty of options. A good tee shot on this slight dogleg left will leave you a tempting approach shot into a green guarded by tall overhanging trees on the right side.

# 12 /

Par: 4

Yardage by Tee:

Championship 380

BLUE 353

WHITE 306

TEAL 282

Pro Tips

This short dogleg left par 4 requires an accurate tee shot to avoid the bunker on the left and the hazard on the right.

# 13 /

Par: 4

Yardage by Tee:

Championship 361

BLUE 326

WHITE 299

TEAL 266

Pro Tips

A decent drive will leave you a short approach into this short par 4. The green is very shallow and slopes from the back to the front. Leave your approach shot short of the pin for a chance at birdie.

# 14 /

Par: 3

Yardage by Tee:

Championship 182

BLUE 156

WHITE 151

TEAL 135

Pro Tips

One of the most picturesque par 3’s on the course will require a short-mid iron carry over water to an undulating green.

# 15 /

Par: 4

Yardage by Tee:

Championship 418

BLUE 383

WHITE 354

TEAL 335

Pro Tips

This challenging par 4 is the signature hole on the course. An elevated tee shot over a water hazard will leave you a short-mid iron approach shot to a green protected by water on the front & left with bunkers on the right. Favor the left side with your tee shot for the best angle into a green that slopes towards the water.

# 16 /

Par: 4

Yardage by Tee:

Championship 347

BLUE 321

WHITE 285

TEAL 210

Pro Tips

Driver isn’t needed for most players on this hole. A decent tee shot in the fairway will leave you a short-iron approach to a shallow green.

# 17 /

Par: 3

Yardage by Tee:

Championship 142

BLUE 124

WHITE 110

TEAL 94

Pro Tips

This short par 3 over water is another great chance at birdie.

# 18 /

Par: 5

Yardage by Tee:

Championship 502

BLUE 481

WHITE 409

TEAL 397

Pro Tips

This par 5 is another hole that plays much longer than the yardage listed on the scorecard. A tee shot in the fairway will leave you with a long approach to an elevated green with severe undulations.