Eagle Vines Golf Club

Its routing passes working vineyards, oak groves and water features. The course opened in 2004; Johnny Miller and Jack Barry are credited with its design.

History and design

The NCGA’s Napa County course account says the 2004 Eagle Vines routing incorporated holes from an earlier Chardonnay Golf Club layout. Contemporary accounts disagree on the inherited-hole count. The current club course overview names Miller and describes 27 acres of working vineyards. Contemporary Napa golf coverage also credits Barry as co-designer. The operator’s hole tour describes a replica Swilcan Bridge at the fourth and an island green at the fourteenth.

Playing the course

The USGA Eagle Vines rating row lists the Black men’s 18 at 7,283 yards, par 72, 75.4/138 (TeeID 383377). The club’s linked scorecard agrees on the rating and slope but gives 7,297 yards; its live rating table also gives 7,297 yards but 75.1/136. The USGA public row shows no effective date, so confirm current Black markers with the golf shop. The operator’s hole tour shows how water, vineyard edges and bunkers shape the approaches.

Before you go

Use the club’s tee-time page or call (707) 257-4470 to book. Check the current rate table for day and membership prices; the club policies require 24-hour notice for tee-time cancellations. The course address is 580 South Kelly Road, American Canyon. Ask the shop about practice-range availability and current turf conditions.

The linked Golf Funatics film, “Eagle Vines Golf Club | Premier Napa Vally Golf Course,” was published May 10, 2022. It is an independent visit, not a current course-condition report.