Indian Hills Golf Course

Typical public course. It’s in pretty good condition right now. Staff had never been super friendly but it’s worth the play.

Been Playing Indian Hills off and on for many years. It has it's good years and it has had some really bad years. This was the first time playing here in just over a year and the course played well and was in pretty good shape. Well worth the $33 that i paid compared to other courses locally.

I will be back to play again in a week or two.

Some of the cart paths had standing water, which wasn't cleared. Markings for the wholes are very noticeable. Overall the course was very nice and the greens are in excellent condition.

The greens were recently aerated so that’s the only thing that could have been better

The new GPS system was constantly giving threats of turning our cart off for approaching hazards and restricted areas even though we were no were near them and even shut our cart down!! Gps also gave constant reminders that we were behind such as 3 minutes behind when playing 18 holes. The entire round felt rushed and uncomfortable not knowing when the next cart shut down will come or for why? This course is not for me. Very unfriendly, rushed, and when I notified staff at the end of the round of my experience they simply stated there was nothing they can do! My entire party agreed not to return to this course.

After days without rain the course still had muddy puddles of water along paths, tees, and greens. Low spots were swampy and you could walk not through. It appears this is all the result of overwatering or broken irrigation, possibly. Seeing mud, tire tracks and water all around the clubhouse and the first tee is not a good first impression. Tees were good and greens okay having just been aerated.

Overall the course isn’t “bad”, but main complaint for my wife and I was complete lack of signage!

We had to guess where the clubhouse and ball drop was located. Got turned around several times as to which hole was where on the course! Needed fellow golfers help to navigate which hole to go to. Don’t understand why a few signs couldn’t be placed.

Cart paths are showing their age. Fairways and greens weren’t too bad, especially for the price. Overall the course and facilities needs a little TLC.

3rd time I’ve played this course and could be the last. Every time you book a tee time for 2 or 3 golfers they stick you with randoms to make a 4some when the course isn’t half as busy as others around. The carts are sub par and the gps on them don’t work and we had to push the cart on some holes. I’ve never played the course when you can actually drive the cart on the fairways, so enjoy your evening walk to your ball as another group is waiting behind that they randomly start on the back 9. The vibe with the staff and the clubhouse is meh, feels like an office in the there. This coming from a golfer that has golfed 30 different courses in Tennessee just this year.

Indian Hills is one of the best public courses in central Tennessee. The conditions are superb and it’s a diverse layout.

I booked a round online using their online scheduler. We just finished hole 1 and a torrential rain came that had every golfer on the course back at the club house. They refused to give a rain check to me because it was a hot deal online. As we are standing there the manager says that they don't refund by rounds they refund based on the holes you played vs the amount you paid. Therefore, I should have been given a credit for 17 holes of play at the discounted rate. If I used my credit and my round was more, I gladly would've paid the extra but now I paid 31 and played 1 hole. I won't be back and I definitely won't recommend friends play there.

Great round of golf but pace was terribly slow; several groups backed up.

I dont like the fact that if two people go to play you have to play with two other people that you dont know, i didnt care much for that and it slowed us down alot. The gps guided golf carts werent the best because it restricts you from half of the course and when you go out of where they want you to go the cart just dies and you have to push it. A little pricy i think for how the course condition is. It was a decent experience probably will go back soon just because its close to home