Indian Ridge Golf Club

Very nice course with a friendly staff. The Greens were Awesome... smooth and true without being overly quick.

This course, since new owners took over, is becoming one of the best in the area. As long as you stay in the fairway, you are good. Grass is thick and grabs the club hard. Greens are quick. Seems wide open but your score will tell a different story. Keep up the great work.

Very nice layout and course. Challenging but fun!!

Nice course! Friendly staff! Old links style course! Pace of play was a little slow, but that was just because we were behind a foursome that thought they were on the tour! We will definitely play here again!

I have played this course since it first opened. I always enjoy it and have enjoyed watching mature since it was first built. Always worth the trip to go play it.

Really enjoyed this course! It was in excellent shape with a great layout. Will definitely play it again.

Having gone to school in Oxford I drove by this course countless times. Never did I imagine this would become my course of choice. I don't know if there is a better value in butler county. Pace of play is great unless there is an outing but that is not the courses fault. Because this course sits at a high point geographically there is almost always a breeze and the views are spectacular on clear days. They have really put a lot of work into this course over the last 3 years clearing trees over growth and cleaning up the sand.

I had played Indian Ridge last year and the pace of play was horrible. I am glad to report that I was able to play as a single between a threesome and a foursome, very surprising I went off alone, in barely over 4 hours. The fairways were in good shape, we have had a great deal of rain, but they were not overly wet or muddy except for a few exceptions. The tee boxes showed a great deal of use especially on par 3's and par 4's that call for an iron off the tee. I was very pleased with the overall condition of the course. The greens rolled very smooth, when you could find a clear path. This brings me to my only negative of the course, the greens were beat up. There were so many ball marks on the greens it was unbelievable. I do not blame this on the course at all, I blame it on the inconsiderate golfers that do not take the fix yours and another approach. I would gladly play at this course again, and hopefully they get the word out to their regulars to fix their ballmarks, because if hey can fix this I would give excellent ratings for condition.

This course has continued to improved over the past few years. It used to be my go to course when other course were on cart path only. Now it is my favorite course. The new owners have put in a tremendous amount of work improving the course. Hot Tee times can be as low as $12.00.

Great layout. No two holes are the same. Bunkers, fairways, and greens are in great shape. Greens on the front nine seem to be a little faster. Plenty of bunkers and forced carries over water to keep this course challenging. Most greens are fairly flat but do have several are multi-tiered.

My understanding was that previous management had let the course go downhill. I can see there's still work being done to improve the course. New management has and is doing a good job of turning it into a fine golf course. I would recommend it.

The t-time we purchased followed the start of a scramble. We waited on every single shot on every hole. If we had known we were following a scramble, we would not have purchased this particular t-time.

They are doing major renovations to improve the course, have added in sections of concrete cart paths where there was previously eroding blacktop. Fairways, greens and tee boxes were in great shape.

Nice mix of water, sand, and trees. Greens are fast and are some of the best in the area. Hit the fairways and get some PGA rolls. Nice mix of tight and open holes. Course is very playable and a lot of fun.

This is my go to course. They are constantly improving this course. They are removing most of the trees and brushes making it wide open. Added a new pond in 2016 and another one this year. The layout is great. It can be slow when they are busy. Now sure why there aren't a lot of places left to be searching for a low ball. Bunkers are well maintained. Most greens are flat but putts roll true. I find my score is lower on this course than most others that I play. Length of holes seem shorter than the scorecard indicates.

I must say that the improvements that have been made at this course are awesome. Clearing out the brush, improved traps, fairways much nicer and the added water that is needed but adds to the beauty of the course. Turning out to be my favorite golf course in the greater Cincinnati area.

Greens in great shape but some tees need some work.

Many improvements underway since last year making it a little easier and more fun to play.

Just wanted to post a follow up to a previous review where I was critical of the pin positions. Played Indian Ridge Nov. 7th and am pleased to report there were no issues at all with the pin placements. Everything was fairly placed and if you hit a good approach or a good chip you were rewarded with a makeable putt. When this course is set up this way, it is a joy to play! We also like the "stick" yardage markers at 150 and 100 yards, they really help in club selection. The course itself is still in excellent condition even though we have reached November. Well Done!

Our group has enjoyed every round at Indian Ridge. Great layout in excellent condition. Tees are fair for all handicaps and the par threes are fun. We'll be coming back soon.

I've played this course a number of times this year. Fine layout except for the quirk that several of the greens slope away from the fairways, but that is what it is. The biggest complaint I have is that on a number of occasions I thought I signed up for a game of "Superintendent's Revenge." The pins are often set on humps, right on the edge of a tier in a two tiered green, on the front edge of a green that slopes away from the fairway, etc. Often it is impossible to stop an approach putt anywhere near the hole, and then the second one has a ton of break. This kind of practice can really hurt a business as if you're a good player and can't post a score because of 5 3-putts like I had yesterday, you might opt to go somewhere else next time. It's supposed to be flat three feet around the cup (according to the USGA) and besides that, at our level the game is supposed to be fun. It's easily correctable, but it really needs to be done. And, considering how far this course has come the past couple of years and how good the management seems to be, I'm betting this practice will change for the better.