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Eagle's Nest Country Club , Somerset, KY

Eagle's Nest Golf Course - Somerset, Kentucky

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1811 Clubhouse Rd
Somerset, KY 42503-9510
United States

P: (606) 679-7754
F: (606) 679-8357

Eagle's Nest Course

18 hole regulation length course

Public golf course

71 par | 6,404 yards | 123 slope

70.8 rating | Bermuda grass

Eagle's Nest Golf Course

The 18-hole "Eagle's Nest" course at the Eagle's Nest Country Club facility in Somerset, Kentucky features 6,404 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71.The course rating is 70.8 and it has a slope rating of 123 on Bermuda grass. Designed by Benjamin J. Wihry, ASGCA, the Eagle's Nest golf course opened in 1980. Tim Hezlep manages the course as the Golf Professional.

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Reviewed February 19, 2017

Country Club was purchased by the homeowners December 26, 2014. Since this time the golf course and facility have had many improvements and upgrades. If you have not played this course in several years, you really need to come back and play. New Zoysia tees, pond on hole #5, and several bunkers have been improved on the course. These are just a few of the changes on the golf course since 2015.

Erich M.

Reviewed October 03, 2011

Tees are pretty much bare dirt. Poanna is so bad in greens and when it dies out in summer nothing but bare earth. Bunkers are not well kept. Greens are in bad shape. Somerset Country Club has some of the best greens I have ever putted on. SCC have built some new tees and added distance. Fairways are in excellant condition as are the tees. The best value in town for the money.

Donald B.

Reviewed October 18, 2010

This course has a great layout and some really fun holes, but something has happened to their greens and all of them are eaten up - bare spots and patched sod everywhere, and no such thing as a good or true roll. Give this one a year or two to recover before teeing it up...

Homer H.

Reviewed October 23, 2007

Shawn C.

Reviewed July 24, 2006

Martin C.

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