Warren Golf Course At Notre Dame

I just started plying golf this year. I would say I’m decent. Game play was great and the view of Notre Dame campus definitely let you know where you are playing.

Staff was very friendly and they take great care of the course.

Course is challenging but fair. It’s in great shape. Staff is very helpful and courteous.

I was in the area for work with weather great went to play this course which is great. Construction heading to course was confusing but staff provided good directions. They were great when I arrived. I’ll be going back again

Course was in great condition. Smooth rolling fast greens. A little more difficult if you spray shots s little do to fescue outside of rough. I enjoyed the challenge.

Our golf games basically suck but the course with its professional layout made it a perfect day.

Course is challenging for all levels. Bunkers can be very difficult

This course is a must play in the Northern Indiana area. Now that they're on GN, I'll probably play it more often. The conditions were good, the layout is great and it's a tough course. My only complaint, let's get those ball washers out there please. I'm sure they'll be out there soon...not a big deal.

The Warren Golf Course at Notre Dame captured my attention; it traverses some underwhelming land in a fun way. It lacks elevation gain but has excellent green complexes. Reminiscent of some century-old courses, it’s lenient on the tee box but challenges around the green.

It feels like it was designed with competition in mind; home-field advantage could be a real factor at Warren. I wanted another shot at almost every putt I hit.

As much as I don’t want to admit I like something associated with the Fighting Irish, I have to say this golf course is cool. The Coore & Crenshaw crew has this architecture thing pretty ironed out.

Nice layout. Greens were smooth and moderate speed. All traps were in good shape, very nice sand and plenty of rakes to keep them that way.

We flew around the front, then at the turn it turned into a snails pace. 1:40 to play front, 2:45 to play back. The ranger showed up on 17th hole after the damage had been done.

Grabbed a couple of dogs and two power aides, seemed a bit pricey for $20. Also they don’t accept cash so make sure you bring plastic along.

Other than that a fun track that’s not overly bad if you send a drive wayward. Rough wasn’t rough and finished with same ball I started with.

Like this course but prefer Blackthorn up the street. Greens were sanded before we played. Was in ok condition for late April but feel like it was behind other courses in the area on spring maintenance.