The Eufaula Country Club in Eufaula, Alabama was established in 1915 with a nine
hole golf course. Nine additional holes were added in 1990. The original nine hole
greens are of the postage stamp variety. The following narration is based on playing
from the White Tees.
Senior and Women’s Tees are also available.
Total Yardages - White Tees (6,064 Yards)
Course Rating/Slope 68.6/119
Notices
Hole #1 
323 yard Par 4 slopes to the right. The green is guarded with a sand trap on the right side.
Hole #2 
141 Yard Par 3 has a slightly elevated green with a sand trap on the right side. Play to the left side of the green, and, hopefully, get a member bounce.
Hole #3 
381 Yard Par 4 plays straightaway. Recommended aim is towards the Clubhouse. The green is protected by a sand trap on the left.
Hole #4
151 Yard Par 3 is all carry with a sand trap on the left side.
Hole #5
517 Yard Par 5 features a dogleg to the right and it also slopes to the right. The tee shot is protected on both sides by trees. Sand traps are located left and right of the green.
Hole #6
370 Yard Par 4 has a left dogleg. It is best to limit the drive to 240–250 yards. The tee shot must be played down #6 fairway. The green is guarded by a gorge in the front, a sand trap on the left, and railroad tracks with out-of-bounds markers on the right.
Hole #7
485 Yard Par 5 plays with a dogleg to the right. It is best to limit the drive to 250- 260 yards. A large oak tree on the right of fairway is very much in play. The green has a sand trap on the left.
Hole #8
305 Yard Par 4 plays straightaway. The green is elevated and guarded on both sides by sand traps. A tee shot hit to the right might find trouble.
Hole #9
321 Yard Par 4 doglegs to the left guarded by trees on the left and right. There are sand traps on both sides of green.
Hole #10
430 Yard Par 4 is the #1 Handicap Hole. It plays straightaway with a wide fairway. The approach shot is downhill to the green which has a sand trap on the right side.
Hole #11
401 Yard Par 4 features a sharp dogleg left guarded by trees. A risky tee shot is over the trees. The second shot is wide open to the green.
Hole #12
504 Yard Par 5 has a sharp dogleg to the right. It is best to limit the drive to 215 to 225 yards. There are drainage ditch hazards near the 250-yard Marker and a second drainage ditch hazard at the 100-yard Marker. After the drive the hole is wide open to an elevated green.
Hole #13
184 Yard Par 3 plays straightaway. There is a small sand trap in the front right of the green.
Hole #14
314 Yard Par 4 is a sharp dogleg to the left. It can be played by hitting over the trees. Long hitters can actually go for the green. The green is guarded by a grass bunker on the left and a sand trap on the right.
Hole #15
Short 430 Yard Par 5 has a very slight dogleg to the right. There is a grass bunker on the left front side of green.
Hole #16
333 Yard Par 4 has a narrow fairway guarded by water hazards on the left and right. A straight tee shot is a must. There is an elevated green guarded by a water hazard directly in front.
Hole #17
145 Yard Par 3 plays straight and over a large pond which is all carry.
Hole #18
364 Yard Par 4 is an uphill straightaway with falloff on the right side of the fairway. There are sand traps left and right of green.