I am visiting East Lansing from Houston TX. My best friend and her husband decided to arrange a…read moregolf outing for us and her assistant. I was super excited as I had only been golfing once before for a charity event. We arrived right on time for our tee time,( please excuse me if I get some of the terminology wrong - newbie lol), grabbed a couple assorted beverages, some snacks( nothing fancy as y'all's concession stand was closed - so we grabbed some candy and chips . Paid for our little 9 rounds and went on our way. Now as we made our way down to what we assumed were our carts ( no one working the counter where we paid mentioned anything to us at all), after a few minutes we decided these were ours. Spent a little while getting shoes and what not changed, drinks placed around, and clubs secured. It was right as were were beginning that one of our employees - yelled across the way to us loudly that we needed to get moving because we were late getting to our first round. We quickly moved ahead and proceeded to chat, laugh, have a good time and enjoy enjoy each other's company. One of the women in our group was trying to explain to us what club to use and stuff like that. We decided that we were going to stop at about 4 turns each at max because we didn't want to get caught up etc- and that we would let others play around if we needed. Well little did we know y'all were actually timing us !! As the young gentleman who so condescendingly told us we spent 23 mins on the hole - and the time should have been 15 mins. I am curious as to the time for the group ahead of us? Do you time everyone( how do you determine who to time )? This young man then proceeded to speak in such an offensive tone told us " I don't want to have to come back out here but I will if I have to..."( there was some other various gems he also shared )... he then drove off. Our group stared at each other for a few minutes just in shock at what had happened. I have never once felt so disrespected, uncomfortable , and awkward in my life. We all decided we would leave- and walk away from the money we had JUST paid. Y'all turned a gun and exciting afternoon into a miserable and awkward experience I will never forget. Please refresh me- who designed the course ? Was it Dye, Nicklaus .... Or wait- must have been Palmer???

It's a beautiful course but douche management. I've tried this course a few times and I've had an…read moreawful experience every time. The first time I didn't leave a review however we were on the first hole, barely parked off the cart path and some man came about screaming about staying on the cart path. This time I brought me almost 2 year old and had in strapped to me the man came out and told me I need to be careful with a baby..(no shit) and most people call ahead and they save no. Not a family friendly course Not friendly management. I would not recommend this course to anyone

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.

On behalf of my family, we would like to take a moment to thank Royal Scot Golf & Bowl for…read moreeverything they did for us during a difficult time. Recently, my brother, Nick Shauver, passed away. Nick loved bowling and golfing and spent many evenings at Royal Scot, so when we were looking for a place to hold his Celebration of Life, reaching out to them felt right. From the very beginning, Shannell Howell made the process easy and stress-free for our family. Her kindness and professionalism meant more than she probably knows. The day of the celebration, the entire staff stepped up and helped everything run smoothly. The banquet hall was clean, well-maintained, and provided the perfect space to honor my brother and celebrate his life. We highly recommend the banquet hall at Royal Scot for any event. The staff was wonderful to work with, and everything was handled with care and compassion. Thank you again to Royal Scot and the entire staff for helping make such an emotional day a smooth and meaningful one. We truly appreciate all of you.

Absolutely loved our round here! The fairways were beautifully manicured, and the greens were some…read moreof the best I've played in lower Michigan--smooth, true, and rolling right around a perfect 10.5. You can tell the crew takes real pride in the course. On top of that, the service was top-notch. The staff went above and beyond to make sure we had everything we needed and more. It's clear they care about delivering a great experience. Can't wait to come! If you get a chance to play this one, don't miss it!!

Easy and quick to book a tee time via phone. Everyone I had spoken to via phone and in person was…read morefriendly and helpful. Laidback atmosphere. The course itself was half green, half yellow (referring to the grass). This is middle of June. Prices are cheaper. $20 riding for 9 holes; this was a wednesday at 11am. Golf carts run fast; always a pro. Holes are marked with large engraved granite stones which was nice, but the layout of the course was slightly confusing. Not sure where X hole starts or which direction to hit off into.

Not a bad place to play a quick round of golf! The front 9 is a bit tight so keep your shots on the…read morefairway otherwise you'll be impeding the play of others'! Also save your money on a cart on the front too- it's an EASY walk!

The course itself was fun, generally open and easy but with some tight tee shots and some…read morechallenging dog legged holes. management was awesone, very attentive staff that went out of their way to remember my name and made my first time on the course very enjoyable. oh and it was cheap! Highly recommend.

Can't even reserve a tee time if you're a solo golfer. Ridiculous rule that makes no sense. I don't…read morehave local friends who golf and I'm not in a club so it's just screw me ? Fine by me. I'll never hold here and never bring anyone to or recommend it.

This place is a joke. Played the mini golf. The golf course carpet is so old and dirty. It's…read morerumpled and has torn spots and holes. Pretty much not gunna win by any skill but luck because it's such a trashy turf. It is sorta cheap I guess

First I was chased around the park with crazy people asking me to buy more mini golf things and…read morewhen I told them no, they pushed me into the water by the side of the course. then they ran off. Terrible. Don't go unless you want broken limbs like me.

Grand Woods Park is a beautiful park with much to offer. The park is located in Delta township,…read morejust off Willow highway along the Grand River. Grand Woods offers picnic areas with a couple of pavilions to rent/use, playground equipment for kids, walking/biking trails, a nice frisbee golf course that is always in use. Large and wide open with many trees and green spaces to enjoy.

I agree with what Ben H said. Grand Woods park is just a beautiful park and the disc golf course…read moreis privately funded and maintained by a Lansing area pro team. Some of the holes are just amazing because they are creatively challenging, while others are just cut out right through the woods along the Grand River. Very nice course. I love the concrete tee boxes. I agree that you should get there during the early mornings on the weekends. The nicer the weather, the more crowded it gets and this park/course is not by any means a "hidden jewel" it gets overly crowded during peak hours.