Eagle Springs Golf Club

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Venue Overview

Eagle Springs Golf Club is a private, member-owned course in Wolcott, set along the Eagle River roughly midway between Vail and Eagle in the heart of Colorado's Vail Valley. Opened in 1995, the course is widely regarded as the final design collaboration between architects Tom Weiskopf and Jay Morrish, two of the most decorated names in American golf course design. The routing crosses the valley floor before climbing into the surrounding hills, framed by cottonwoods along the river and sweeping mountain views throughout, with the Eagle River coming into play at several points along the way. With an understated clubhouse and a traditional caddie program, Eagle Springs has built a reputation among Colorado's private clubs for a classic, low-key mountain golf experience. The club sits roughly 18 miles from Vail, 10 miles from Beaver Creek, and 20 miles from the Vail Valley Jet Center, making it a convenient private option for members based throughout the valley.

About the Course

• 18-hole, par-71 private course designed by Tom Weiskopf and Jay Morrish, opened in 1995
• Widely regarded as the final course Weiskopf and Morrish designed together
• Plays 7,058 yards from the back tees
• Routed along the Eagle River, crossing the valley floor before climbing into the surrounding hills
• Located in Wolcott, within Colorado's Vail Valley, roughly midway between Vail and Eagle
• Membership-based access supported by a traditional caddie program
• Parkland-style layout and design that has earned the course a place among Colorado's ranked private clubs
• Located roughly 18 miles from Vail and 10 miles from Beaver Creek

Practice Facilities

Members have access to a full practice facility as part of the club's amenities, consistent with the understated, first-rate standard the club is known for throughout its grounds. As with most private clubs, detailed practice-area specifics are generally shared directly with members and prospective members rather than published publicly. Eagle Springs also maintains a traditional dress code for the course and clubhouse, requiring collared shirts for men and walking-length attire, with denim not permitted.

Dining and Amenities

Eagle Springs maintains a clubhouse scaled to match the rest of the property: understated rather than showy, but well-appointed for members and their guests. Dining, social functions, and member gatherings are organized around the clubhouse, with specific offerings and hours available directly through the club for members and sponsored guests.

Lessons & Instruction

• Howard R. Glasser, PGA — Head Professional
• Matthew Hardman — Assistant Professional

Eagle Springs' golf operations team, led by Head Professional Howard Glasser, PGA, along with Assistant Professional Matthew Hardman, oversees instruction, member play, and the club's caddie program. Because Eagle Springs operates as a private club, lessons and coaching arrangements are made directly with the golf shop by members and their sponsored guests.

Tournaments & Events

As a private club, Eagle Springs hosts member-organized outings, club championships, and social tournaments throughout the season rather than public open events. The course's Eagle River setting and classic Weiskopf-Morrish routing make it a popular choice among members for hosting guests and sponsoring invitational rounds, and the club's parkland-style layout has earned it a place among Colorado's ranked private courses in national golf course guides.

Planning Your Event Here

Given its private, membership-based structure, hosting an event at Eagle Springs Golf Club requires member sponsorship rather than open public booking. Members interested in organizing a group outing, club tournament, or guest round should coordinate directly with the golf shop and Head Professional Howard Glasser to arrange details, tee times, and any catering needs through the clubhouse. The club's Vail Valley location, roughly midway between Vail and Eagle, makes it a convenient gathering point for members hosting guests traveling from either direction.

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