I have been to Net Par once for a Yelp Elite Event and once to go back and enjoy it myself (that's…read moreone benefit of the Yelp Elite Squad is to check out some new local places you may not have known about!) I found Net Par to be a super fun activity that shows that there is so much more to love in the Capitol District. Net Par is very upscale in terms of design and layout - I could see it being a nice place to host an event with friends or family. They don't offer food, but you're allowed to order in from outside establishments or bring your own little snacks for your event or activity there. The golf simulator had something for everyone, like actual courses from around the world for the serious golfer, ones where you can just compete with your teammates to see who can hit the farthest, and fun games similar to Candy Crush that even kids would enjoy. You don't need to be an amazing golfer to enjoy Net Par. I definitely recommend it for your next date night, group hang out, or just to go play by yourself!

New virtual golfing in the Capital District. There are two areas. One for memberships and the other…read moreon the west end of the district, which is where we were. There is regular golf and mini golf, each with several options. We played mini golf which was really fun! We had four people and played almost two hours. They serve drinks and you can order food from a restaurant in the district they have a connection with. It was clean and well organized with lots of separate areas for golfing. It's new so maybe not every detail has been thought about so I suggest coat hooks maybe by the bathrooms.

I can agree wholeheartedly with previous comments made by others. The course was pristine and well…read moremaintained. The scenery was outstanding. The privacy was unusual but appreciated. The new carts were fast and "executive" like compared to other courses. No two holes were alike and several were challenging as far as length and elevation. The only negative I could think of was a dead tree in front of the green on #18. Otherwise, it exceeded expectations.

The course is very nice, the character the same as before. However, making number 9 a par five,…read moreand taking out the bi-level fairway on the back nine has made it more playable. The views of the Platte River are better, and the tree removal has also enhanced air movement on the course. Less fungus than before! The staff is nice, and the clubhouse nicer! I think it's worth the higher green fee. We didn't wait, or slow anybody else down. Tee times every 15 minutes helps spread things out.

Nice par 3 course with putting green and driving range. Owner Mark creates a friendly and inviting…read moreplace. Doug Pera Omaha

It was a great experience for me as a beginner golfer. I liked that it was pretty flat and I could…read moreactually see where my ball landed.

I attended two fundraiser events at Eagle Hills Golf Course as part of a nonprofit. I'm not a huge…read moregolfer myself, but the course is beautiful and very well laid out. There's a little putting green at the front near the clubhouse for practice or mini-games, a nice concessions area inside the clubhouse, pavilions for rent, and a players shop where they sell all sorts of golf equipment and accoutrements. The course itself is super well maintained and very easily navigable, and they have golf carts you can rent to get around (a must!) It's not just a flat course, either - there are rolling hills, some water features, and small dips and valleys throughout. I am not sure if super serious golfers prefer a course with lots of different landscape features, but I did enjoy it. There is a pathway around the course to drive your cart on, though, so don't worry about driving into a ditch or anything. The carts have GPS too, so don't fret about getting lost. It was a nice day on the green the times I have went. As I said, I'm not a serious golfer myself but it was all in fun and to raise money for a good cause. If you're a golf pro, fan, or enthusiast, I'd definitely check out Eagle Hills!

This is the second year I have held my client guess golf outing at eagle hills. They have made us…read moreall feel welcome, the food is great for the buffet lunch and all staff go out of their way to serve our group. It is a small outing with only 8 teams of four. We had held this outing for 12 years at Tiburon and were not treated well. They decided our group was not big enough. So glad we made the switch

Had a Bachelor Party outing with a group 10 guys expecting what is typically a nice course. We…read moreplayed the front nine and were extremely disappointed with the conditions. This summer season wasn't harsh and at $30+ for 9 holes, we expected much better. We were also followed closely by staff throughout the course which was a bit strange. I recommend searching for a different option next time you consider Pacific Springs.

I don't golf much but I went to this club last week for a work function. The holes were…read moredelightfully varied with different distances, scenery, and configurations. I played the full 18 and it was a good time. The greens were a tad hard to read but fun nevertheless. All in all, the full 18 was a blast to play and the club was a great place to hang out in after going through the full 18. I would come back and play again.

Amazing course performance went well we can say... long pars liked the hallway fairways good courseread more

Always nice to get in a round here, one of my favorite public courses in Omaha. Gorgeous course…read morethat can test your skill with its narrow fairways, greens can be tricky as well!

Great course for my grandson. Easy to play but with some character because of its nice layout. Good…read moresize greens for a par 27 course. Only reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is that there can be groups of middle schoolers that can evidently play without an adult along.

Went yesterday with a buddy to enjoy some golf on a Saturday. There is an older gentleman who is…read morevery rude in the clubhouse. Didn't feel welcomed at all which is unfortunate since it's a nice beginner course. If you don't want to work in a place why be there is the question I would ask him.

Experience was 10/10, they customer service beyond the exceptional. The food is under rated it's a…read morehidden gem. And the ambience is very welcoming and sweet and make sure that you have a great experience. One of my top places to go for an amazing meal.

Great environment, sports on TV, people playing golf, cold beer and delicious food. It ain't all…read moreabout the golf. I've been here several times and I am always impressed by the good food and good service. I have tried many different items and like them all. Just tried the smoked chicken nachos for the first time and was totally shocked that I have never ordered them before. Nachos, cheese, lettuce, tomatoes smoked chicken, more cheese, 10 out of 10 on the nacho scale. $15. Smoked chicken cheesesteak is my standard and it's good every time, I skip the cream cheese. $12.95. Very filling. Molinari Caesar wrap, with grilled chicken and crispy romaine lettuce and croutons in a fresh tortilla wrap. Very filling, very good wrap, $10. Hang around, there is lots to see and do here. Lots of big screen TV's, several bays for golf if you want. Great place. Great service. Great food. Come to watch a game. Bring your clubs, too. $50 bucks for two for Great Fun, before tip. Tip well, they appreciate it. Get here for a game, beer and nachos!

Service is always great! Amazing people and greens! Alex is always so fun and energetic!read more

Yes, The Knolls is a good golf course--it's a fun, challenging public course with a nice layout and…read moregood greens.

Terrible staff. Very bitchy from the get go. Locked us into the parking lot without ever telling us…read morethey were going to lock all entrances. Had to call police to let us out. Will never be coming back here. Course is very mid for what we were put thru.

I travel a lot with work and try to play local courses when I can. This may have been the worst…read moreexperience that I've had at a public course. The track was pretty and and the only problems with the course were dents in the greens. I ended up being stuck behind two groups of kids as a single. They were playing very slow. I caught them on every box and they never said a word or asked if I would like to play through. They drove on the fringe multiple times, and got their cart stuck for 20+ min trying to drive through a creek. At this point I quit(number 8 I believe) and waited for them to hit their tee shots on 9 before I drove around. 4 people hit 7 tee shots with me waiting to pass! After I got to the pro shop, I let the pro know what happened and how disappointed I was. He offered me a rain check and when I told him that I lived out of state and would prefer a refund, he offered me a refund for 9 saying that I had already played 8 holes. I let him know that I didn't feel like that was fair, but he said that was the best that he could do so I left.