Gray Eagle Golf Club

it is fall and we all are familiar with how we loose balls because of leaves. this course was kept very clean, very nice

The course sets up to make the player hit some challenging shots. There are 5 par 5s and 5 par 3s with a range of difficulty for all of the holes. It wasn't challenging to the point of frustration, but more so than many of the other similarly priced courses in Indiana. We played in between probably 8 groups of twosomes, which we were the only group to actually join with another group on the first tee. It really slowed us down, when at the turn we had 3 groups get around us.

The greens were extremely slow and looked as if they hadn't been cut in a few days. Overall , the course is not very challenging and if the pace of play can be at or less than 3 1/2 hours it is a decent trade off.

I see a course bash review here and have to scratch my head. I've lived near Gray Eagle since 2005 and play several times a year. O.K. it's not Augusta ... but it is a excellently maintained neighborhood course at a reasonable price. If I owned it I would not lower the price .. because it offers so much for the money now.

Family play is welcome here. Faster players will typically find themselves happily invited to play through. The par 3 holes are a lot of fun, the rough is primarily thin woods, knolls and creeks abound. For those with excellent driving skills Par 4 and 5 holes especially benefit from strategic play. Grass is green and well maintained... A wonderful place to enjoy mother nature on a breezy afternoon.

A nice layout with good variety was overshadowed by wooly tees and greens and spotty fairways. The course has potential and it was well watered but the greens and tees needed to be mowed very badly. There were some difficult tee shots, especially for a player that works the ball right to left, but the course was a fair challenge.

I like Grey Eagle because it is convenient, affordable, and offers pretty good practice facilities. They have covered and outdoor ranges. The staff was pretty nice.

They didn't have very many menu items at the snackbar and they were out of stock on some of the items they did have. This was a big bummer for me, because I intended to eat lunch at the course and purchase snacks there as well. I settled for some peanuts, but that certainly didn't cut it.

This course is currently in the best condition I've seen it over the past 2 years. For early in the year, the greens were rolling better than most of the other courses I've played in the area so far this spring. Hopefully, they maintain it as usually by the summer the lack of maintenance or care starts to show which is unfortunate. It seems they are always busy and the range is full, which would make you believe they could afford to spend a little more to improve the course conditions or at least maintain them.