The Eagle Course

Home of the LPGA CME Group Titleholders Tournament
"Best New U.S. Private Course of the Year" Award from GOLF Magazine
"Design Excellence Award" by the American Association of Golf Course Architects

The Eagle Course was designed by renowned architect Steve Smyers and design associate, Patrick Andrews. Residents and professionals alike love the Course’s thought-provoking playing angles, optical challenges and gorgeous setting. As his inspiration for the Eagle, Smyers drew on historical designs created by classic course designers like Charles Blair Macdonald and Seth Raynor. The connection to Macdonald was particularly fitting for Smyers, considering that The TwinEagles Clubhouse was originally designed to pay homage to St. Andrews and the highland manors of Scotland. Smyers and his design associate consider the Eagle Course a true work of art that makes the most of a natural setting.

In 2019, Smyers and his design team led a renovation of four holes on the Eagle, making the course even more playable and enjoyable for members and guests.

Dress Code
- Men: Shirts (shirttails must be tucked in at all times) with regular or mock collars and sleeves, slacks, or Bermuda-length shorts are considered appropriate attire. Outside wear may include sweaters, pullovers. Jackets and rain gear. Examples of inappropriate attire include but are not limited to: tank tops, tee shirts, fishnet tops, cargo shorts, cut-offs, sweat pants, blue jeans or any other denim, bathing suits, tennis shorts, or other athletic shorts. Hats must be worn forward at all times.
  
  Women: Dresses, skirts, slacks, golf-length shorts, and blouses with collars and/or sleeves are considered appropriate attire. Examples of inappropriate attire include but are not limited to halter tops, fishnet tops, bathing suits, sweat pants, blue jeans or any other denim, tennis dresses, athletic shorts, cargo shorts or cut-offs. No leggings or tights are permitted unless worn under other proper golf attire. Outside wear, such as sweaters, pullovers, jackets and rain gear are permitted.
  
  Juniors: Juniors under the age of sixteen may wear a golf tee shirt if approved by the Golf Shop (shirttails must be tucked in at all times) with appropriate golf-length shorts.
  
  Shoes: Appropriate non-metal spike golf shoes are required on the golf course. Use of shoes other than golf shoes must be approved by the Golf Shop

Reciprocal Golf Clubs

Audubon Country Club
Bear's Paw Country Club
Bonita Bay Club
Club at Mediterra
Collier's Reserve Country Club
Eagle Creek Golf & Country Club
Esplanade Golf & Country Club
Golf Club of The Everglades
Hammock Bay
Imperial Golf Club
Island Club
Kensington Golf & Country Club
LaPlaya Golf & Beach Resort
Miromar Lakes Golf Club
Naples Grande Golf Club
Pelican Marsh Golf Club
Pelican's Nest Golf Club
Shadow Wood Country Club
Quail Creek Country Club

Quail West Golf Club
Talis Park Golf Club
The Club at Olde Cypress
The Club at Renaissance
The Colony Golf & Bay Club
The Golf Club at Fiddler's Creek
The Rookery at Marco
The Quarry
The Strand
Tiburon Golf Club
TPC Treviso Bay
Vanderbilt Country Club
Vasari Country Club
Vineyards Country Club
West Bay Club
Wildcat Run Golf & Country Club
Wilderness Country Club
Wyndemere Country Club

“I believe a golf course should be designed to make every golfer who plays it a better player by giving them options that require strategy, creativity, and imagination."

Steve Smyers, Architect of the Eagle Course at TwinEagles

The Eagle Course demonstrates observation to perfection. Without exception, every hump and hollow, every ridge and roll on the TwinEagles layout was placed there for a reason. Some are there to benefit the prudent player; some are there to penalize the impatient. It is up to the player alone to study the landscape, analyze their own abilities and emotions, gauge the conditions and select the proper play. As Smyers offers, at the Eagle Course, the right shot always beats the good shot. And isn’t that the real hallmark of any great golf course? If you take time to learn this golf course, you will beat any player who doesn’t understand it. And if you learn this course, learn the shots to hit and learn how to manage yourself while you manage your way around it,” Smyers concludes, “you will become a much better player.”

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The Eagle Course

Home of the LPGA CME Group Titleholders Tournament "Best New U.S. Private Course of the Year" Award from GOLF Magazine "Design Excellence Award" by the American Association of Golf Course Architects

“I believe a golf course should be designed to make every golfer who plays it a better player by giving them options that require strategy, creativity, and imagination."

Home of the LPGA CME Group Titleholders Tournament
"Best New U.S. Private Course of the Year" Award from GOLF Magazine
"Design Excellence Award" by the American Association of Golf Course Architects