Eagle Watch Golf Club

Eagle Watch Golf Club is a sanctuary of Southern golf, where the spirit of friendly competition thrives amidst the rolling landscape of Woodstock, GA. Designed by the legendary Arnold Palmer in the late 1980s, the course embodies a classic parkland style, weaving through mature Georgia pines and along the meandering Little River. This design offers a blend of challenge and playability; subtly favoring those who can shape their shots, particularly with its strategic doglegs that test both power and precision. Palmer's layout balances generous fairways with subtly undulating greens, demanding thoughtful approaches and a deft putting touch. Water comes into play on several holes, most memorably on the picturesque par-3 12th, requiring a confident carry over the Little River. While Eagle Watch isn't a household name on the professional circuit, its layout and conditioning provide a stern test that resonates with local and regional players, solidifying its reputation as a cherished community hub. Beyond the course, Eagle Watch fosters a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere. Its members share a genuine passion for the game and a dedication to its traditions, from fiercely contested club championships to casual weekend rounds. The club is known for its social events, where camaraderie flourishes, often centered around the club's renowned Southern cuisine, especially its lauded fried chicken. Eagle Watch stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of classic golf, where the joy of the game takes precedence over pretension.