Eagle Eye Golf Club

Great course, great people. 12 holes of 18 holes are with waters

I have played several nice golf courses in the state of Michigan and if you haven't played eagle eye you really need to give it a shot. It definitely has Pete Dye characteristics and it is a second shot golf course. The course when I played was in great shape. I have played Arcadia Bluffs, Bay Harbor, Harbor Shores, Tullymore St. Ives, The Bear, Lochenheath, Pilgrams Run, and Eagle Eye was groomed and the staff were comparable to these great tracks. The bonus here is #17 which is the replica hole to TPC sawgrass. It plays the same as it does in Florida. The nice touch here is on all the par 3's they provide the laser yard ages right to the flag. No guessing just pick your club and hit the shot. I had a burger at the turn and it is one of the best I have ever had.

You will not be disappointed ... You really need to play this gem if you haven't. I live 2 hours away and it is worth the drive to play this fun track.

A challenging track from any of the tee boxes. We bit off more than we could chew by playing the Black tees . No regrets though it showed me how good the "good" players are to score well at those yardages. Next time , I at least , will play from the White tees as a 10/12 handicapper should.

This is a gorgeous and fun course, but bring lots of extra balls with you as there are plenty of opportunities to lose them! There are just four holes without water hazards, heavy rough, and lots of bunkers. This course should be on every golfer's bucket list!

What a tremendous afternoon of golf. From the staff upon arrival to the last putt on the final hole. Everything an afternoon of golf is supposed to be. If the carts had GPS it would be perfect. Great test of golf.

Overall the course was is superb shape with near perfect greens that rolled fast & true. Great practice area w/ complimentary range use, there are numerous tee boxes with generous landing areas to accommodate any skill level. My only complaint is the design of hole #3 but this is me being hyper-critical. I recommend playing this course at least once a year and with the normal green fees attached, it's about all the average income can afford. Even with an available golfnow hotdeal, the green fees are still around $70.

Played blue tees - about 6400+ yards. All 4 par 3's very challenging even though they are short (except #12). Par 5's not so much. Course in good condition. The greens are large and contoured, so in most cases you are better off shooting for the pins no matter where they are, unless you are a very good lag putter. Rough was quite high - our group lost 2 balls that we definitely expected to find in play. Other than that very enjoyable round. Wouldn't pay the normal $85 green fee, but consider it a bargain at the discounted Golf Now rate.

The course was in fantastic condition, you really had to search to find a weed here. I think I found 3! Plush rough that penalizes wayward shots. Very challenging course for all level's of players. Don't be fooled by the yardage on the card. Make sure to pick the right set of tee's. Nice touch at #17, think TPC Sawgrass.

Wonderful course, didn't even feel like I was in Michigan anymore. I will be back for sure.

Very challenging. Requires you to know what club to hit off the tee box. A top tier course worth the money I paid on Golf Now.

This Pete Dye collaboration is a complete examination of your golf game. I played on a windy day and used every club in my bag. The course is well maintained and pace of play was good. I will return soon to see if I can play it closer to my handicap,

The layout of this course is great. Fairways are maintained very well. The greens on this course were not acceptable. Ball marks were everywhere on every green. Need to send staff out in the evenings to help with the maintenance on the greens. The pace of play was very slow for how few folders were out. The starter told us they were full, but then said they had many two-somes and singles. Full meaning that they had a tee time at least taken. I was able to play for $37.00, which is fair, but I have seen much better greens at courses that are normally in the $30-40 range.

Played here after a heavy rain. Cart path only slowed the pace some, but still moved along well. Large undulating greens were a little slow but rolled true. Would definitely play this course again.

Great course. I do not play it often enough, but it is excellent. Course is in good shape. Some of the tall grass has been cut back making more mishit balls findable if not playable.

I love Eagle Eye. If this course was up north, you would have to pay 50% to 100% more to play it.

Some nice risk/reward holes should you choose to play tees that allow you to have those options.

Pace of play, as with any difficult public course can be a bit of a problem, but usually is not too bad at Eagle Eye, unless you get stuck with the 25+ handicapers who want to "play from the tips" while they shoot their 110+ scores.

Usually in excellent condition and just a combination of fun and challenge that I greatly enjoy.

Beautiful course. Definitely worth the steep prices. This is the only course I've on Golf Now that had a perfect 5 star review, and I can see why. Great views off the tees, especially the Sawgrass-esque par-3 17th. Not too long so less skilled players like myself can do alright. Stay out of the rough, though. Long rough and weeds make it tough to get to the green. Great greens, medium speed with challenging contours. No matter age, skill, or style, you won't be disappointed.

One of best courses I have played in Michigan. Great course, great condition, attentive staff. Great value.

Exceptional layout , very challenging, best greens I've putted on this summer

Played a twosome in 3 hours and only had one group to get by. Course is in great shape and very challenging. 4 sets of men's tees to choose from. Several greens that require a precision shot or you will cost yourself a couple of strokes. Normally $75, but through this site played for less than half that! You will enjoy this course.

They say this is the #4 ranked public course in Michigan and I can see why. It's a links style course with many interesting holes and plenty of water. The green are generously sized, but feature plenty of contours, making placement of your approaches of the utmost importance. Overall the condition of the course was top notch, putting this among the best five courses I've been fortunate enough to play. The par 3 17th, a replica of the famous 17th island green at TPC Sawgrass, was especially cool. The only negative was the weather; very cool and drizzling for late July, but I would play it again without hesitation even if the weather were the same.