Bath · MI

Eagle Eye Gc

Est. 2003 · Chris Lutzke
Why we love this place

We love that Eagle Eye lets an everyday golfer stare down its own version of Sawgrass's island 17th. The whole round has that Pete Dye edge -- railroad ties, pot bunkers, real decisions -- yet it's a public tee time. Bring an extra sleeve of balls for the finish.

Via Eagle Eye Golf Club

Par
72
Rating
75.9
Slope
145
Length
5,1057,274 yd
Holes
18
Par 72Out 36In 36Full card ▾
Hole123456789Out
Yds4531713515912103644284365493553
Par43453444536
Hole101112131415161718In
Yds4084422374875603944581465893721
Par44345443536

About Eagle Eye Gc

Eagle Eye opened in 2003 on the open ground north of Lansing in Bath, part of the Hawk Hollow golf complex. Chris Lutzke, a longtime design associate of Pete Dye, drew the routing, and Dye's influence shows throughout: railroad-tie bulkheads, severe mounding, pot bunkers and a links-style openness across the outward holes before the round turns into a corridor of trees. The most talked-about hole is the par-3 17th, a short one-shotter to an island green that pays clear homage to Dye's famous 17th at TPC Sawgrass. The course drew national attention almost immediately, ranking among Golf Digest's best new courses, and it has since hosted the Michigan Amateur and remained a regular on the state's best-public rankings, prized for its shot values and risk-reward temptations.
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