GREAT GOLF LESSONS AT HAWK HOLLOW! Can't say enough about what an insightful instructor Dan Hurlbutt is! He has the expertise to figure out what you need to do better, and he has the skill to tell you how to do it. Golf lessons with Dan are a fun and positive experience. Highly recommend! read more

Fantastic golf lessons from Dan Hurlbutt! Dan is very skilled at identifying one or two foundational issues with your swing and explaining them clearly. Once corrected, everything else seems to fall into place. This truly helped my game and my confidence. read more

Golf course was well maintained and very challenging. Only issue was the carts we received slowed our play and the patrons behind us. Played here twice this year and both times the carts batteries died in the middle of the round. The most recent round it happened (4/23/2021) twice and after messaging calling the pro shop we still had no relief. Pushing a golf cart up hills for 5 holes on $60/round course is not what i imagined. Notified staff on site and ones response was "it a great day for golf though isn't it?" The young caddy/assistant with the long hair was very helpful and carried our bags when he noticed our cart stranded on the hill at the 18th hole. He was a great help when this happened a few weeks prior also. 2 stars bc of the experience and no form of compensation. read more

Hawk Hollow is a very nice golf course, but even if you're not into real golf there's more there for you in the way of mini golf (which I'll cover first to hopefully catch the people who wouldn't read the review of the entire course). The Little Hawk Putting course is one of the best little secrets that greater Lansing has to offer. It is insane how many people live in this town for several years and never hear about this place. The Little Hawk is a mini-golf couse with 18 holes. The twist is that you're not going to see any windmills or clowns here - the Little Hawk is all dirt and real grass, manicured better than some actual golf course greens I've played on. This makes for a very unique, fun, and challenging experience. I've brought people to this course that have been golfing their whole life and have never seen anything like it. If I lived an hour away I would still probably make it out here fairly often to have a good round with friends. There are sand traps. Water comes into play (those are the real whoops moments). There is fringe and rough. Someone in your party will make a decision about taking an unplayable lie (the first time they'll generally make the wrong decision and try to play it ^_^). The Little Hawk Putting Course at Hawk Hollow is some of the best fun you'll have in greater Lansing for under $10. Bring your family, bring your friends. Bring a little bug spray if you're playing in the evening. Bring an extra ball, or even your own putter if you want to feel like a seasoned pro. Now, for the real golf. Hawk Hollow has several courses. There are 27 holes at Hawk Hollow's main course, winding through a relatively new subdivision. It's a bit pricey (though they have good specials - try playing a quick nine on a weekday), though worth every penny. Challenging, and full of water - I lost at least 4 or 5 balls the last time I played. There are some great hole setups, and lots of hills. Unlike a lot of courses around Lansing you don't just find straight and flat fairways to a green - there are plenty of shot decisions to be had. Across the street (Chandler rd) you'll find Eagle Eye at Hawk Hollow. Very pricey, but also very nice. It's another 18 holes, so you have plenty to choose from. I'd start on regular Hawk Hollow unless you're really feeling like throwing down some cash. Beautiful course. Across the street and down a little bit you'll find the Falcon at Hawk Hollow. It's a bit tucked away off of State Road, so make sure you know where you're going. This is a small 9-hole par 3ish course. If I'm not mistaken it's 5 par 3s and 4 par 4s (might be the other way around). Whereas the other courses might drain your wallet a bit the Falcon is almost impossibly cheap, though wonderfully kept. It's not as challenging as the other courses, or as hilly, but it's a great course to walk when you just want to relax and play some basic golf. It's also a fantastic place to bring beginners who are just learning. If you go on a weekday you're likely to have the place to yourself - the fact that it's a bit tucked away seems to have limited the number of people who know about it. read more

Hawk Hollow Golf Course & Banquet Facility - Little Hawk - Golf Near Me - Bath, Michigan

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Played Hawk today for probably the 20th time over last many years. Must say I was disappointed for one of the first times. This course and especially their greens have always been some of the best around. Today the greens were not mowed and had fertilizer all over them. They were bumpy and not up to standard. The course was not properly rangered which has been another staple of Hawk (and Eagle). Two foursomes ahead of our foursome had between a hole and a half and two holes open in front of them for most of the back nine. Never saw a ranger. We waited for more than 12 mins on the 13th tee and at one point had 4 groups on the hole. The cart girls parked their beverage cart next to the 7th green on the par 3 vs waiting at the 8th tee and again slowed down play. How are they not trained to never park at a green on a busy day? The girls inside at the grill at the turn were friendly and the sandwich was good. For $75 greens fees, we felt robbed today. Given the course conditions and lack of rangers doing their job, we not only expect better, but we've seen a lot better over the years. Heard of some management turnover at the top for Hawk/Eagle and the changes we noticed today are very concerning. read more

I love the TGIF dinner and dance they have every Friday! Great dance music. The dinner has a lot of choices and was delicious. It was awesome to see so many age groups dancing together! Everyone was so friendly. read more

THIS REVIEW IS FOR THE EAGLE EYE COURSE AND STAFF Great East Lansing upscale public course. For the quality of the course, the price is right. The clubhouse and pub staff are super-friendly. The guys in the pro shop honored our foursome coupon when we only had 3 players, allowing us to save $20 a man. Very cool. The course is difficult but fair and local knowledge is definitely helpful on many of the holes. When it's windy, the course can be quite tough. There are lots of holes of note. Number 17, for example, is a very close replica to #17 at TPC Sawgrass (aka, the island green). It can come across as gauche, until you realize how few people who play here might have the opportunity to visit TPC Sawgrass. This make the hole seem like a nice tribute, and a difficult 1-shotter to boot. I definitely hope to visit again. read more

Best golf course in bath mi & a great place to work & great people

Beautiful Chapel and very nice reception venue. My only criticism is for the food. Like many of the guests I had a steak and when it was brought to the table I thought it looked nicely charred possibly to the point of being "well well done". When I cut the 1st piece I realized how wrong I was. It was bleed red inside to the point of being raw and was inedible. I ended up eating the potatoes and vegetables leaving the steak on my plate. The sad thing is that I wasn't the only one who did that. Most of the people witting around me had the same comments and did the same thing. The meat was inedible. It didn't take away from the reception or a wonderful wedding experience but if I managed the facility the chef would have been done that night. read more

My husband and I had our wedding reception at Eagle Eye Golf Club and Banquet Facility. The staff, food, service - everything was wonderful! I'm so glad we decided to have our event there. read more