Eagle Vines Vineyards & Golf Club

Eagle Vines Vineyards & Golf Club in Napa Valley is a Johnny Miller and Jack Barry co-design that opened in its current configuration in 2004, combining holes from the original 1970s-era Chardonnay Golf Club with new Miller-routed terrain. The 7,297-yard par-72 layout winds through working vineyards, stands of oaks and cherry trees, and opens to panoramic vistas of the golden hills that define Napa's southern gateway. The 14th, a downhill par-3 to a large well-bunkered island green, is the hole players look forward to most, and the vineyard backdrops on nearly every hole make Eagle Vines the most distinctly Napa-branded public round in the valley. Miller himself called the course "a beautiful blend of nature and championship golf," calling out the vine-framed views and panoramic terrain as the defining experience. The course plays firm-fast across ultra-tight landing areas and multi-tiered greens, demanding accuracy over length. For Napa trip itineraries that want a round that visually reinforces the wine-country theme, Eagle Vines is the obvious choice.