Eagle Glen Golf Course

Eagle Glen Golf Course is a links-style course located in Farwell, Michigan, designed by Ray Hearn and Jerry Matthews to replicate Scottish golf design principles. The course features bent grass tees, fairways, and greens, with large, quick, undulating putting surfaces known for their true roll. The layout includes 73 bunkers and hundreds of mounds throughout the property, creating varied terrain and strategic challenges. Natural wetlands are integrated into the course design and environmentally protected. Complete practice facilities are available along with a full-service pro shop and grill. The course is conveniently positioned near US-27, US-10, and M-115 in mid-Michigan. Eagle Glen is notable for being one of few courses in Michigan to own a Solo Rider adaptive golf cart to accommodate disabled golfers. The course is maintained by Superintendent James Halstead and his staff, earning recognition throughout Michigan for its aesthetic quality and playability. The facility accommodates both public play and memberships, and hosts outings and events.