Purgatory Golf Club

Course was in very good condition. Range and practice green nice for a warm up and preparation for the round.

Greens were not terribly fast but had a lot of undulation. Knowing where to hit and not hit will be helpful the next time around.

This is a links style course with several blind shots. I used SwingU for overall hole shape and distances but difficult to align view with what was in front of you. Playing with someone that knows the course is a must.

First time at this track. I loved every minute of it despite not shooting my best score (putter fail). From pictures these holes look so intimidating, but you have more room for misses than it appears. Bunkers were excellent, which seems to be rare at other courses. Staff was super nice. Definitely will be back!

Perfect example of a links course in central indiana. Great value and very challenging with lots of sand and tall heather. Highly recommend.

Great course (difficult), good conditioning, bar & restaurant are nice...but they do not monitor pace of play which inevitably leads to slow or bad players ruining the experience for everyone else...

Bunkers are full of stones, some up to 1.5” round. Unfortunately I damaged my 8 iron, which was brand new in one of the bunkers.

A small suggestion would be upgrading the carts. Pretty old and no GPS.

The course is clean and challenging, certainly not for the average or beginning golfer. We played a day after rain so perhaps it caused compaction on the bunkers but most were rock hard to hit out of. No ranger to start people off so we had people on us before we even left the first hole a few minutes into our tee time.

Bar and food selection was stellar and the staff was nice and attentive. The bathrooms were absolutely disgusting. I can only blame the nasty men who don’t respect facilities. Every stall was blown up and trashed with toilet paper and plenty nicotine pouches in the urinal. I pray for the staffer who had to handle that nonsense.

For the exorbitant price, you expect the facilities to be spotless but for the price you could rock some great courses twice.

Great layout and interesting greens but with bunkers being such an integral part of the challenge, they need maintenance not neglect. Disappointing considering the height end greens fee. Staff & practice facilities are excellent.

I love this course. It's challenging but also somewhat forgiving with the open layout. Nice having this type of course so close to home.

Tee boxes, fairways, and greens all were impeccable. Greens rolled fast and true. Staff was friendly and helpful. Only complaint would be for a course with 100 plus traps, it would be nice if they were all in about the same condition. Some, like the practice trap had little to no sand. Others were light and fluffy. Course is challenging enough without different conditions on each hole.

Enjoyed the course. Very links oriented. It’s more a huge bunker interrupted by some grass. LOL. Target golf with so many tiered greens and forced carries.

Fun and challenging course.

Only complaint was pace of play but not too bad.

Will definitely return!

This course had been on my bucket list since I first heard about it a couple of years ago. The name alone was intriguing as well as the opportunity for some great pro-shop swag. I even stopped by the course last October, as I was traveling through the region. After dozens of online visits, YouTube vids and conversations with other golfers, I booked my first round at this "destination course". Upon arrival from Monroe, Ohio, Justin, who was working the Pro Shop was extremely friendly and very helpful in getting my round off to a great start. This course lived up to every bit of the hype! It was not simply a golf course, but rather a complete golf experience. Every hole is unique with its own nickname that gives it its own personality. "Hells Half Acre", is exactly that! Every hole was memorable and could have been finishing holes, at most golf courses. The conditions of the greens and fairways were immaculate. This was by far, the most fun Ive had on a course, over the past 50 rounds. The experience and the memories were worth every penny. This would be a $200-300+ round of golf at a vacation destination such as Orlando or Palm Springs. While the course is extremely challenging, with more temptations to serve ones pride and ego than in the book of Genesis, it offers a wide variety of tee positions for all levels of golfers. Ive only been back into the game for a year and a half and managed an 82 from the whites. Seriously though...the amount of bunkers provides more sand than a Dubai course. I played by myself on this round but I cant wait to share the experience with a couple of friends.