Golf courses in Bath, MI.

Bath, MI

Eagle Eye Golf Club is an 18-hole public course in Bath, Michigan, near Lansing. It opened in August 2003 as the sister course to nearby Hawk Hollow and was designed by Chris Lutzke in collaboration with Pete Dye. The layout follows a rolling, links-style routing with fescue mounding, sizable sand waste areas, and water hazards that come into play on numerous holes. From the championship tees the course plays over 7,300 yards to a par of 72, with four additional tee options for a range of skill levels. The facility includes practice ranges and hosts outings and events at its banquet center.

Last verified 2026-10-13

Bath, MI

Hawk Hollow Golf Club is a 27-hole public facility in Bath, Michigan, near Lansing, and was the first course built on what became a four-course portfolio that includes the more widely known Eagle Eye Golf Club across the street. Hawk Hollow opened in 1997 on former sod farm land in mid-Michigan. The course spans more than 500 acres of rolling terrain, mature woodlands and lakes, with water hazards affecting play on the majority of its 27 holes. Combined 18-hole routings can stretch from roughly 7,000 yards at the championship tees down to about 5,000 yards from forward tees, giving golfers of varied skill levels workable options. Hawk Hollow has hosted qualifying rounds for USGA and Michigan PGA events over the years. It is open to public play and includes practice facilities alongside a clubhouse overlooking the closing holes.