Hawk Hollow Golf Course

Greens were awesome, in fact fairways and tea boxes were also in exceptional shape. This was a very good-looking course. From the drive into the clubhouse to the practice area they have an exceptionally inviting look about it with a white fencing all the way through, giving a very rural but farm like atmosphere. This course has 27 holes, and 18 hole and a 9 hole and also a putting course for the kids and families. I would put this one on your list of must-dos

OMG I don't even know where to start with how amazing Hawk Hollow was for our wedding. Jennifer Geiger and staff were soooo helpful, talented, knowledgable, and kind throughout this entire process. I probably sent Jennifer over 100 emails and she answered every single one and never gave me any grief. I felt like I had so much support in everything that we did and planned, it just made our wedding so much better. My maid of honor, who made our desserts, said that bar and waiting staff were so helpful to her the morning of with setting stuff around. The waiting and bar staff were super efficient with dinner and drink service I have gotten so many compliments! Tracy was our coordinator for rehearsal and day of and what a life saver she was. She kept us on track, gave feedback, and really just ensured the day ran smoothly. We had to switch times around with another vendor due to something coming up and Jennifer was so accommodating, I really had nothing to worry about, I kept waiting for something to go wrong and nothing ever did, the day was just perfect. We used the chapel, lake view room, AND the mini putt putt course (for cocktail hour!) all at Hawk Hollow and I don't think we would have done anything differently! I highly, highly recommend you take advantage of what Hawk Hollow has to offer for your wedding day, such as offering a free rehearsal dinner room when you book with them, ceremony coordinator, wedding packages, in house catering, and phenomenal staff! I can't thank them enough!

wk Hollow might be gorgeous, but nothing kills a great round faster than being treated like the problem when you’re stuck in a traffic jam you didn’t cause. We were a respectful foursome, including a disabled serviceman visiting from California, playing ready golf from the first tee. The front 9 was fantastic. At the turn, we grabbed a quick bite — same as the group behind us — and even let them play through to keep things moving. Despite being glued to the group in front (who were themselves waiting on the group in front of them), the marshal singled us out twice, telling us to speed up and claiming “multiple groups” complained. On Hole 18, the truth was obvious: a full-blown golf traffic jam, three groups deep. We finished in 4:49 — just 29 minutes over “expected pace” on a packed Sunday — and yet we were made to feel like we didn’t belong. Beautiful grass, great food, but thanks, Hawk Hollow, for letting us know golf isn’t for those of us who make less than $100,000 a year.