Great service and even better people. I love these men my god!! I love them and will always returnread more

So after going to several golf shops to get fitted for a new driver and irons, I also tried Golf…read moreUSA. Hands down, the best experience was from Jason Gomez at Golf USA. First, he's a very easy going, "let's see what works best for you" kind of guy. He is the best club fitter I've had the pleasure of working with. He makes precise adjustments after using proper data analysis from the best analyzing equipment in Omaha. Let me just say that if you are a decent golfer, YOU NEED TO BE FITTED WITH THE RIGHT SHAFT for all clubs. Jason is a master at it! Buying the latest clubs with stock shafts will not help without superior data analysis. In short, I plan on purchasing very soon and golf USA has won my business. Nice job, Jason and team!

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!

wish there was a way to put 0 stars. there is a old worker that put us down as walking when nothing…read morewas said about walking. so we were under the impression that we were going to use a cart so we grab one sit on the chipping and putting green for 15 with the cart right in front of the club house. later in our round we get verbally attacked by 2 different people who had no context on the situation going off on us. we then finish our round and go back to the clubhouse where we talked to the man that rang us up. He was insanely rude and was making sarcastic jokes our way the whole time. I don't golf much at all and that was extremely suprising how poor the customer support was. There was no but of letting us tell our story they just told us to shut up and made us pay 24 extra dollars on top of the money we already paid. we offered to pay what we were supposed to but they didn't believe a thing we said honestly a nice course also sucks that that's who works there tho.

I normally golf at OCC and the Sandhills Club, but I golfed here recently for a group event…read more I tried to drive my cart out to my BMW to pick up my clubs and the cart died on me. I thought, "Great, now I need to get a new cart." Then I noticed the computer screen on my cart and it had a message to the effect that I was in a "restricted area" and I had to back up. It wouldn't back up so I had to push it. Once I had pushed the cart back, I noticed the sign about no carts in the parking lot. I asked an employee why this was. "Too many people." What does that have to do with anything? We started playing and I learned that our Big Brother golf carts were programed to prevent the carts from going near the greens. But you just have to guess about exactly where. Occasionally, the computer screen warned you. The computer screen also kept track of your time of play and if you were "behind" some hypothetical pace of play. Who decides what is the correct amount of time? Later, Barney Fife tells is that we are behind by 18 minutes and we have to pick it up at the turn. The thing of it was the group behind never had to wait and they weren't pressing us. I come out for a relaxing round of golf with my friends and somehow I'm on the hypothetical clock, Big Brother is watching my cart and Barney Fife is ready to indict me for a non-existent crime. Not good. The course itself is average at best. The thing of it is that Mr. Market will soon be putting this real estate to its highest and best use as a mixed use residential and commercial subdivision. Those Big Brother golf carts are really pernicious. Nearly wrecked my round, but I was able to rise above the machines.

Went there just to hit balls. Small crowded golf range. Wound up leaving. Went to NW Omaha to hit…read moreballs.

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.

Great little hidden par 3!…read more Very fair prices for 9. Have carts but can easily walk the course. Holes are challenging enough for a par 3.

Tiburon Golf Club - Omaha, NE…read more We had one of the first tee times of the day at Tiburon Golf Club, and it was a fantastic experience from start to finish. The greens were in excellent shape--smooth, fast, and clearly well-maintained. The course overall was in great condition, with clean fairways and nicely manicured surroundings. You can tell the staff puts a lot of pride into keeping the place looking and playing great. We played the Hammerhead and Mako nines, and both offered a fun and unique layout with some great hole variety. It's pretty cool that Tiburon has 27 holes, which gives players some variety and keeps things interesting if you return for another round. The staff was friendly and welcoming, which always makes the day better. The pro shop really stood out to me--they had a surprisingly wide selection of merchandise, with sizes ranging from XS all the way up to 3X. The GPS-equipped carts were a nice touch, although ours seemed a little off and probably just needed a quick recalibration. Not a big deal, but something worth mentioning for future rounds. Overall, Tiburon is definitely worth checking out if you're in the Omaha area. Great conditions, friendly service, and a course that offers both challenge and fun.

I attended a wedding here recently and it was lovely. The…read morefront of the facility is a little less than inviting, it's tight and narrow down the line to what reminds me of a concession stand. Once you walk into the actual banquet area, it's everything you'd expect. There is a food serving room + bar, and then the actually reception area. It comfortably accommodated 200 guests. Overall, the food was excellent, the lighting/sound everything was great. We came the next day to golf and they had already flipped to another wedding, so they work efficiently.

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!

Amy and the staff are incredible. Really looking forward to golfing there regularly. Great people…read moreto be around

First off, I'll say that I have never played golf here. This review really is just about the…read moreclubhouse and gift certificate purchase I made. The clubhouse is a lot smaller than I expected. It looks pretty standard, nothing fancy, but there were quite a few people eating lunch when I popped in to get a gift. If you want to purchase a gift certificate, go in the main doors and then head to the pro shop off to the left. The pro shop itself is very small and quite cramped. I understand they wanted to make the most of the space in terms of retail products, but it feels like everything's on top of each other, and there's not a lot of room to stand if there's two or more people in line at the cashier. When I told the employee that I wanted to buy a gift card, he audibly sighed and said "oh boy, OK"in a negative tone. Right off the bat, this did not give me a positive impression. I asked him if everything was OK and he just said "yeah I can't really remember how to sell these." His attitude was just negative overall throughout the transaction. He did get it figured out, but it took him a few minutes, and while I was waiting a few people stacked up in the line behind me. There was another employee behind the desk and it seemed like he should be able to help out somehow, but he just stood there and didn't do anything. It also struck me as not the best customer service as if you're coming into pay, I know tee times are very specific and waiting a long time could make you late.

Good food, good drinks! Came in for patio drinks and bites with my family to celebrate my FIL…read morebirthday. I love the asian salad! The pretzel bites are really good too and the tray of chips and salsa is plentiful!! Everything was great, and the service was good. It's a little steep price wise, but we enjoyed our sunday funday.