Indianwood Golf & Country Club

Love the layout! Great short course! Needs a little love. They invested alot of money on there new resturant. Very nice! Staff at Pro Shop, Starter and Resturant make you fill welcomed ! Hope one day à major invester would take over.

Course needs work from tee to green. The tee box I was on was shaggy and thick. It needed to be cut and manicured. Fairways are getting very thin with bare spots and very thin grass. Some of the bunkers were hard packed sand and needed dug out a little to break up the sand. Greens were ok with only a couple having some brown spots. Greens were pretty slow and could have been rolled better. If you paid more than $40 for this course you paid too much. Kudos to the staff. The woman in the clubhouse was friendly even though they lost power.

I was the first one off and I played by myself. So no issues with the pace of play,. The tee boxes needed some work, the fairways were so-so. The greens were ok, but not cut and slow.. it only cost about $30 to play, so I can’t complain about the price. It it was closer to where I was staying, I’d play it again.

Tees and greens in good shape, fairways not so much. Friendly staff and the new club house and restaurant are very well done.

The pace of play was terrible and so were the fairways, but the staff were friendly.

I love the layout of the course and conditions are improving. Great value.

Golf course needs help with some of the greens that have multiple bare spots. Some bunkers don’t have sand, they’re packed dirt. Fairways are in need of real grass

Great pace on front nine BUT then group that stopped and ate lunch jumped in front of us on 10!!!! Thats a NO NO!!!! U stop yu lose place in line....

Then they were so slow....they were a hole n a half behind!!!!!!

Need someone to control 10 Tee

Upon check-in started on the 10th hole, stuck behind to two slow groups of four players, and then transitioned to the 1st hole and got stuck behind 4 foursomes and the starter commented the Pro Shop didn't inform him there were a few groups that started on first on the back 9 or he would have played us first. After waiting 30 minutes for the 4 foursomes to clear the first 2 holes, they started to spread out, up till a constant rain drizzle and they departed the course which allowed us to finish our round. Course management of golfers needs to improve just a bit, at least for spacing of foursome and pairs. The slower golfers in front wouldn't allow us to play through with our pace being a little faster than their group. In all the times playing this course this is the first time, this ever occurred, but regardless a great value and nice course to play, love the tree line back 9, while the front 9 is a little more open (sparing amount of trees compared to back 9) but has more water hazards to maneuver around.