Indian Canyons Golf Resort - North Course

Had fun but the guy who gets your clubs from the car is very miserable

Always enjoy Indian Canyons North. Mature course with a great old style feel. Pace of play is usually much quicker than the South Course. The greens run pretty quick and are smooth. During the Winter time the rough is “up” so keep the ball in the fairway. Playing from the thick rough could

prove to be a tough chore. Number 18 is a wonderful finishing par 5 dogleg left with a second or third shot carry over water.

We totally enjoyed our game however the marshall told us to pick up the pace even thought we could see the group ahead. The two groups behind us got bunched up. They should increase the space between the tee times.

The staff at the desk were very cordial and accommodating. The course is in excellent shape

South always favored (because no houses around

fairways) and North course has been the Cinderella

I was very positively impressed with the greens (better than South) Apart from the fact that players are responsible if their golf balls cause property damage

this course is better value for money. Again, a warning to huge hook or slicers: Play Cautiously, it could end up very expensive!

Always enjoy the views on this straightforward course. The course was in great shape and we were treated well by the course staff. My only disappointment was that the sand traps were hard packed and very difficult to make a shot - it was like hitting out of cement.

Flat course with lush grass and close to perfect greens. Rough is thick(good thing) and plays pretty long for a 50 year old at 6900 yards.

I play this course regularly. We teed off at 2:20 and finished before dark. $35.00. Staff is fantastic. Greens are getting a little tired. I’ll go back again

I Played this course for the first time. Will definitely be back. I liked the course layout and the greens were in great shape. Sure the carts paths in some areas were rough, but that’s not part of the course I’m playing so I didn’t find this an issue. Our round took just over 3 1/2 hours so pace of play was awesome. The views on the course make it a nice place to play.

Warm up areas are very good as well.

Great course for the money but not regulated as per pace of play

Glad to play the north course again, one of my favorites

Great layout and setting. Subtleties around greens and fairways are more challenging than meets the eye. Course condition is only average. If it was well maintained it would be a premier course.

90* rule enforced for unseen reason. Specially with cart paths not in great shape. So hard follow the instructions.

Off the plane at 10:15, teeing off by 11:50. Staff were attentive in getting us from the parking lot, through the pro shop and onto the 1st tee in short order. The North Course is a fairly straight forward playing field, play the tee boxes appropriate to your handicap, stay in the fairways and drain a few putts. There are no elevation changes to speak of, course conditioning is above average with generous fairways, a few holes where the water hazards can cause you some grief and the greens rolled true. Hole 18 is a fun double dogleg finishing hole.

Course was in good shape and was not over crowded.

Course was priced right.