Indianapolis Indiana Golf Courses

Indianapolis Indiana Golf Courses

Brickyard Crossing	Broadmoor Country Club
Buffer Park Golf Course	Coffin Golf Club, The
Country Club of Indianapolis, The	Crooked Creek Golf Club
Dakota Landing Golf Club	Douglas Golf Course
Eagle Creek Golf Club - Championship Course	Eagle Creek Golf Club - West Nine Course
Fort Golf Course, The	Highland Golf & Country Club
Hillcrest Country Club	Indian Lake Country Club
Maple Creek Country Club	Meridian Hills Golf Club
Morningstar Golf Club	Old Oakland Golf Club - East/South Course
Old Oakland Golf Club - South/West Course	Old Oakland Golf Club - West/East Course
Pleasant Run Golf Course	Riverside Golf Course
Saddle Brook Golf Club	Sarah Shank Golf Course
Smock Golf Course	South Grove Golf Course
Sunrise Golf Club & Driving Range	Thatcher Golf Course
Whispering Hills Golf Course	William Sahm Golf Course
Winding Ridge Golf Club	Winding River Golf Club
Woodstock Club

Featured Golf Course Review:

William Sahm Golf Course -- *Nice and Easy*
Review by: Lance	Sahm is really a well kept course. Fairways and greens are kept in excellent condition. It is really a nice, clean and basic course. Not too much water really comes into play very often and the sandtraps aren't too plentiful*. Staff are always friendly and the prices are the same as any other public course in Indy. Highly recommend this course to the weekend and beginner golfers looking for a pleasant place to play. I enjoyed golfing there and look forward to it again this summer.
From Indianapolis

Golf Courses: Additional Golf Course Reviews:

Brickyard Crossing -- *Awesome*
Review by: Derek Fields	Well maintained and beautiful. Pricey but worth the expierience to play it once. Very challanging off of the tee.
From Terre Haute, IN

Highland Golf & Country Club -- *my review*
Review by: caddie	i love this course. i am a caddie here and think it's wonderful.
From indianapolis, indiana usa

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Indian Springs Golf Club
"Indian Springs - Hidden Jewel"
This course is in a rural setting, with many farms around. Getting to it is a challenge, but once there, some pleasurable hours will be had. The course was well maintained, with good fairways and well manicured greens. There is almost an "upper level" and "lower level" for play and the elevation changes pretty dramatically for middle Illinois. There are plenty of water hazards, woods and places to make shots, so the course may be tough for new players. For shotmakers, it is a great skill test. The signature hole offers a scenic tee, overlooking two water hazards, gazing out into a woods and just barely able to see the dogleg right hole. Anything too far out or left or right goes out of play, and bunkers guard the green on the approach. The clubhouse has the essentials for refreshments, the price is moderate and the staff are friendly. I would recommend this course to anyone for an enjoyable outing and challenge.
---Doc Young, Illinois
Mill Creek Golf Club
"Living and Playing Mill Creek"
I chose to live in the Mill Creek Community after playing Mill Creek Golf Course. The course is long enough to challenge the low handicapper while allowing the average golfer to handily compete. While each hole presents its unique challenge, holes 7, 9, and 15 can be particularly formidable. Hole 7 is a reasonably short par 4, just 326 yards from the white tees and 400 yards from the championship tees, but take the ball out of the fairway -- kiss it good bye. Hole 9 (359 yards from the white tees and 439 from the championship tees) commands distance and accuracy from the tee if one expects to reach the green in two. A bed of rocks to the left of the fairway, woods to the right, and a ravine paralleling its length on the left with a wide ditch crossing the fairway about 50 yards from the green, simply command excellent club selection. Hole 15 and be a pussy cat or a bear. Wind in your face requires a long wood. Wind with you, and a five iron may place your ball in a 50 yard water and grass hazzard which crosses the fairway about 100 yards from the green. The entire course undulates and winds through just over 7000 yards from the championship tees. The fairways allow the ball to be played down while the bent greens firmness can cause many putter miscalulations. All in all, this is a great course -- especially at fees ranging from $39 - $59, cart included.
---K W Turner, Mebane, NC
Lodge of Four Seasons - Seasons Ridge Golf Club - Executive Course
"Great Ozark Course. A must play course at the lake"
Great Shap and condition. Beats all others at the lake!
---John Wild, Wichita, Kansas
Whidbey Golf & Country Club
"Great Secret"
Who would think that such a great course would be in Whidbey. The course has some challeging holes as well as some scenery. For some of you big hitters it has a couple of holes that tempt you to go for it. I wouldn't if I were you. Looks can be deciving. If they don't get you the slope on the 18th green will. Stick it close. A great secret.
---e. carrell, seattle, WA USA