Great staff and awesome grounds keepers. challenging coarse and fun. Loved every minute every hole…read more Kind people that golf this course as well.

This was a very overpriced experience I've seen. Should not have to pay $45 bucks to play golf in…read morethe rain in carts. They also didn't wipe carts down on a rainy day. Golf shouldn't cost this much. Vote with your wallet and go somewhere cheaper until they decide to lower the price.

Called for a tee time and booked us at the wrong golf course somehow that's nearby…read more Also driving range is closed

This is a review focused solely on its golf course and associated features. I have seen Timber…read moreRidge in various conditions over the years, and am happy there is a formidable new owner to tune up the great bones that is already there. I have concerns the Hawk Hollow Property courses could become complacent with lack of competition, and so far I am seeing indicators this is happening. Flat out, the course is not ready for play at its current rates, in its current condition. I have played a hand full of rounds in this short season out there, and the course just has a very disjointed feel to it. Not course conditions alone, the entire experience is cringeworthy for me. The bag drop area is at the least convenient/practical/sensible location possible. If this were a private club, i may understand it, but there is still traffic flow issues when more than 1 car are there. I use bag drops, many people don't...I can not use yours. Along with this awkward setup, the cart staff needs to do a better job if they are a part of the cumbersome process. I had 1 outstanding staffer walk over to my car to grab bags, advise on availability and where to go, set our cart up and continue to be available for other requests before our round. She was exceptional, and earned her due. Every other round started with zero assistance and ended with the obligatory club clean attempt...on already clean clubs. Missed the opportunity to get me a wet towel prior to round, which is what i use. I will reserve final judgement on the Pro Shop being upstairs....BUT it seems to make absolutely no sense for a public course to be so separated from the course and so central to the clubhouse. I see a lot of benefits for having a splashy Pro Shop, but their better sister properties get along just fine with practical. I want to love the course and its entire experience, or i will just go down the road, which is exactly what they need to avoid. Either crank the course up and make it all exceptional, or soften everything and make it friendly, but some sort of identity is needed.

This is a good course that is forgiving enough for average players and has a couple of challenging…read moreholes for the petter players. Prices are good.

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Beautiful greens and friendly staff. We will definitely be doing this again when passing though!read more

Conditions are always awesome and the course is hands down the best putting course I have been on,…read moreand I have played five others of the top of my head all around the country. What I like is that the holes are realistic, as opposed to most other courses that turn it into mini-golf. These are putts you will have on a real golf course, so it enables golfers to actually work on their putting and for non-golfers to have a good time as well. The one thing I will caution people about are the inevitable idiots who will play this course. Whether it's a group of six players who take twenty minutes to play a hole because they are God awful and socialize in between putts or the obnoxious drunks who purchase a cooler of beer to play a course that should take you an hour and 15 minutes to play, tops, you can guarantee that there will be plenty of oblivious people playing this course. Fortunately, the golf shop staff is more than accommodating if you have an issue with other groups. Despite the many frustrating rounds I have had out here, you cannot expect the golf staff to know just how ignorant the customers will be, so this is a five-star in my book.

Links course. Lots of fun. Has bathrooms, no GPS, but yardage markers on par 3 tees. Has beverage…read morecart too. Pace of play ok.

Fore! My wife and I had the opportunity to play one of Michigan's premier public golf courses in…read moreBath Township 10 minutes north of our State Capital in the central part of the state. Eagle Eye is consistently rated in the top tier of Michigan's golf courses by Michigan Golf Advisor. Driving up to the rambling 65,00 sq. foot clubhouse, we could see that Eagle Eye Golf & Banquet Center was serious about their banquet and event business. The clubhouse has several large rooms and all have beautiful lake and golf course views. We were here, however, for some serious golf. My wife and I met two good friends at the "Eye" and had a chance to warm up on the driving range and putting green before our morning tee time. We found the fairways to be beautifully maintained. Five sets of tees provide total course yardage from 7,274 yards from the tips to 5,105 from the forward tees. The greens were quite large, had many challenging undulations and like the fairways, were also in flawless shape. This course has plenty of picturesque water holes and what seemed like a ton of strategically located sand traps that gave our foursome plenty of challenges. The highlight of our round was playing the Par 3 Hole # 17 which is an exact replica of the "Island Green" hole at TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Verda, Florida. What a thrill it was to stick the Island Green from 136 yards on my first try and go on to nail down my Par. Bingo! Overall, Eagle Eye was a solid 5-star experience and a great way to spend a sunny June day with good friends in Michigan.

Had a good time virtual golfing today. Nick, who I believe is a member of the family who owns the…read moreestablishment, was very polite and extremely helpful. Being first timers, he made sure we understood how the machines worked and got us off and running in no time. I also has my clubs re-gripped here this weekend and it was done at a reasonable rate and the cost of the grips was competitive with the big box stores and online. The only downside is that trey don't take AMEX. I try to use this card everywhere, as the rewards are the greatest. Overall thought it was a great way to get in some golf in the Michigan winter. They also have a heated driving range that's open year round.

This is a family owned golf center and I emphasize the word family. They go out of their way to…read morehelp and are courteous and friendly. I have been going here for years and they will meet all of your golfing needs. Their prices on all items including clubs and bags are competitive and many times their sales are below the competition. The driving range and putt-putt areas are always kept clean and attended to. If I could give them a higher rating I would. Even if you are not from the DeWitt area, it is worth the drive here.

For the quickest golf experience and for fans of short walks on golf courses/ par 3 holes, I would…read morerecommend this course. It well maintained, and is a par 3 only course, but because there are no golf carts and you can only play until 9 PM, I will only give this course 3 stars.

I recently moved to the Lansing area and played this course for the first time last week. The…read morecourse is in great shape. The greens are well maintained and it is more than a chip and putt par 3 course. Most tee shots require you to hit a full iron shot. It is a great course to work on your short game and get some exercise. The staff is friendly and helpful. I will definitely play here again.

Pretty average course and well maintained. On the downside- there seemed to be several people…read moreteeing off about the same time, which meant we had to wait to play on every hole we were on. It added about another 30 minutes to our golf game.

The owner was a mean and annoying old lady. Fat old man in the clubhouse used to yell at people to…read moreget their golf bag off the green. Get a life. I'm glad this place is gone.