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!

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.

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.

I think Elmwood is one of the better city courses in Omaha. The course is pretty tight, but I found…read moreit to be very well maintained - the greens are fast and tee boxes and fairways - free of damage and patches of dead grass. Elmwood also offers up a pretty scenic setting. While in the heart of the city, you are surrounded by nature with the occasional pop of a university building or older home. The cart paths were a little rough in some areas, but all-in-all one of the better courses in Omaha!

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.

I live in Minnesota unfortunately. But I've been here the last three times I've been in Nebraska…read morefor work. Just absolutely delicious food!!!!!! Such friendly and great staff! Definitely enjoyed watching the simulators.

We came here for the simulator and it did not dissapoint! I have been to 2 others and this one was…read morea great vibe. In comparison, it has all types of turf you will hit from, which I have not seen before. It is also more user friendly--allowing the customer to set up games etc. The Bay Area is big enough, but if you drive very hard you will bounce back a few golf balls onto the restaurant floor! We did this a couple times but it was not a huge issue. The food is decent--Buffalo chicken dip was great. The salad was alright but hardly had any of the mixins with the lettuce. Next time I'll get a different one. Overall this is a good value for the golf membership if you enjoy using a simulator. We haven't had any issues getting in the 2 times we've gone in. There are 3 bays and plenty of restaurant/bar seating as well. Great service!

April 2020. Golf courses are greening up fast right now, but conditions of the course today were…read moretop notch for first week of April. Last year there was a time when many courses were getting burned up in the heat of summer and Knolls was still green as can be. Great ponds, creeks, and the wildlife keep things interesting at every turn.

We have lived on the Knolls golf course for six years now. Since the city took it over two years…read moreago there has been an enormous improvement. The course is much better maintained. The one area where I think some investment needs to be done is on the cart paths. Those are still pretty rough. This is a nice/casual course to play with reasonable prices. We always enjoy it when we get out there. There is a nice mix of long and short holes however be prepared for some distance on the back nine!