Indian Lake Estates Golf & Country Club

Way finding Signage was minimal. Fairways were ok. Greens were poorly maintained!

Course is wide open with only a few houses on the course perimeter.

This was likely a good course a few years ago but now is not maintained to an adequate level. Greens were the biggest issue!

Small greens need attention. Fairways okay Partner got an ace on 180 yard par 3

the course was great greens were a little slow but nice and smooth . well maintained .I`m playing again this Monday. I had a great time.

Good way to to loosen up for the money but greens need improvement .Remember fires and a hurricane came through this year. Needs work and has a potential of being 3and half stars.

We played between 2 outings so pace of play was really slow. Got wet from the sprinkler system. Really like the course and play it every year. Course has been cleaned up and should be nice next year.

Greens are good if they would cut them. Very very shaggy. Fairways are uncut, weedy and rough. Pace of play was also slow on back nine. Waited for every shot

been there a few times and it seem to get a little better each time.

greens are in real good shape and the fairways always cut good,nice golf cart too.

and real friendly staff and a nice place to grab lunch also.

Malcolm Zoll

We really enjoyed the course. The course was busy but overall the course was enjoyable and the surroundings were beautiful. We would definitely play it again.

We did like the course, however was way too crowded and were for ever waiting. We had booked 18 holes, when we got to the ninth green the sprinklers were on so got wet retreiving our balls and didn't play it.

Then a line up at the 10th tee, that was enough the fun had gone out of it so we left.

George Cobb designed this course, the man who Bobby Jones asked to design the Par 3 course at Augusta in 1960. Cobb was also called in to tweak the Masters' course once in the 1960s and once in the 1970s. He did a par 3 course at Indian Lake Estates around its central lake, too, but it is out of commission these days. The 18-hole course is very well designed. Greens are well-protected by bunkers, which catch shots that fall short of drift right or left. Rye grass has grown in well for the winter on tees and greens, which are rather long and shaggy at the moment. Fairway grass is not in good shape, but if you're content to move your ball a yard or two, you'll find grass to hit from. It's fun to work out where to aim the drives. There are dog-legs here and there, and bunkers and ponds require consideration on drives and approach shots. The course is not in top shape, but you can still tell that it was once a first-rate track. Teamster Jimmy Hoffa, whose remains have never been found, once played here, apparently. Really deep divots that I took on holes 3, 9, 15, and 16 proved that he was not buried there!

We enjoyed our round . We heard from and least 4 people , staff and guests that the course was the best they have seen it in years . It had rained the past weekend and the greens were over watered and slow . But that's ok

We'll be back . Thanks .

Old style Florida track. Not difficult, but in poor condition. As with so many Central Florida courses, there isn't enough play to generate the revenue to bring the course up to par condition wise.

Te greens need to be top dressed and leveled out so grass will fill in the potted greens. All they are doing is aeriating and verticutting the greens. Pot marks all over the greens and cant put on them! Charging $25 in morning plus tax, where other better courses are available for the same amount!

Booking times were too close. 1pm tee time, 2 golfers didn't finish until after 5:30 pm. Total frustration. The golfers in front of us had no regard for the players behind them. Will never go back.

Greens were ok but fairways were pretty bad.