Eagle Hills Golf Course

I attended two fundraiser events at Eagle Hills Golf Course as part of a nonprofit. I'm not a huge golfer 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!

Went and played their academy course with some friends and thoroughly enjoyed myself. Although it is only three holes, it presents itself as a challenge for a golfer of my experience. Very walkable as well, unless it is extreme weather. The workers at the club shop were very professional, and boast a large selection of quality golf gear. I have never played 9 holes here, but it is something that I absolutely look forward to.

Can't say enough positive things about the place. Great course they really keep up on, good range, and the practice course (academy course) is an awesome perk to help develop skills or get a quick round in when you don't have the time for 9. Staff is always friendly, beer carts always on duty, and it's very reasonably priced. Keep it up!

I'm not a true goofy but, it's wide open so if you shots go a little off center you should be able to find your ball. They have a grass driving range and I rather hit off the grass. The basket of balls was $7. Ill go back soon

Seems like a really nice coarse , we just picked a wrong day to play, the rain came to soon . I will revise review another day.

Friendly staff. Well kept course. Fun place for the family or by yourself. I had a coupon for a free bag of balls but it was expired by a few days. They still accepted it and were more than willing to help me out. It was appreciated.

The staff is super at this course. The practice range is busy because it is one of if not the best in the metro. The course offers openness on the front nine and tree line and tighter on the back nine. They have been making changes to improve the speed of play. Trees removed to allow easier shots to greens. I really enjoy the course and the friendly staff. Al Hovey

I believe Eagle Hills has the best golf practice facility in Omaha. The range is vast, and there are at least six flags to aim at ranging from 40-250 yards. Also, there are plaques scattered all over the finely-mowed grass, telling you the exact distance to each pin. This is perfect for working on the irons. They also feature an "academy" course which is basically just three holes adjacent to the range. Two par 4s and a par 3, makes for a nice quick practice session after working on the range. Buckets of 40 balls are $4 (kinda pricey) and a trip through the academy course is $8. Your best bet would be to take advantage of their monthly membership deal. For $69 per month you can get unlimited buckets on the range and unlimited trips through the academy course. If you are avid you can choose to pay $369 for the whole year unlimited. I prefer to do the monthly deal in the spring to iron out all the kinks in my game before I head out to different courses all summer long.They also have a full 18-hole course which is taken care of very well, but I usually just come here for the practice facilities.

Nike golf camp is amazing here. Get lessons from Mark Mooberry to get hole in ones. Reallly nice public course.

Terrible customer service. We booked a tee time through golf now for 4 pm and when we showed they said we probably won't get through 18 since they close at 7:30. They still charged us for 18 holes even knowing that and we only got through 13 and then they yelled us to leave and turn in the carts at 7:35 when we were finishing our last putts. The greens are bad too. Not well kept. I wouldn't of had a problem playing here besides greens and awful customer service. Overcharged for no reason.