Gray Eagle Golf Club

areas of the course were so dry you would think the grass was dead. first five greens were hard as the parking lot, then others were clearly over watered as my approach shots plugged on the green and there was standing water on the fringes. then they got hard again, and then muddy to finish. the dominate vegetation in the rough is clover, and there is virtually no grass on tee boxes on some holes ( white) while other boxes were pristine Move the markers!

If you’re unable to get on another course,, a good round can be found here.

The staff isn’t overly friendly and the amenities are at a bare minimum but the course is in pretty gods shape

Course in rough shape. Greens patchy and with grass missing. Bunkers mostly unplayable.

Staff seems unhappy to be there. Very Melancholy Environment. Plenty of other options for the prices they ask for during weekend play in my opinion.

Long time Fishers resident and I’ll likely play anywhere else unless shown that some care is being given to this course and to the personnel to represent it.

The overall course was truly amazing offering different challenges of water, some narrow fairways, bunkers, and trees. The play was challenging but not overbearing. The greens played at a very nice tempo, however, the greens were beaten with pitch marks. The biggest overall experience was that every green was scarred with pitch marks all over and around the holes. The course has signs posted to “fix your pitch mark and one more” at the clubhouse, but it would almost seem no one does so.

Overall it’s what I expected from Gray Eagle but not enough to us today their weekend rates for the course to be in as rough of shape as it was. Greens were missing grass in patches. Bunkers submerged in water, no drainage in places. I only booked and was able to get on for under $30 which is about what this course should go for. Staffing is likely an issue so this review may not be the case under ideal staffing conditions.

Every golfer meet at other courses mention that Gray Eagle is overpriced, especially for the condition it's been in for several years. I really tried to give it a chance and played here a dozen times in the last two years. I enjoy the course layout as a good mix between fun and course management. Unfortunately, the poor course conditions, price, and staff drove me away.

I recently had the second tee time of the day as a single with another single ahead of me. There were literally 3 cars in the parking lot, but the staff insisted that I pair up with another group. I told them it was my birthday and I just wanted to play a quick round. The staff wouldn't budge saying they were fully booked and I'd just clog things up. Apparently solo golfers ahead of threesomes and foursomes slows the pace somehow? That's not how golf works.

The other players didn't show up, so I played alone and finished the full 18 holes under par in 2 hours and 15 minutes. I decided that would be the last round I play at Gray Eagle. By the way, their definition of "fully booked" is 25 cars in the parking lot (including 10 people on the range/greens) at 10:30 on a Sunday.

I have played this course 3 times this year and I’ve enjoyed playing it every time out. This morning I woke up before my tee time to call and ask how course conditions were. I did this prior to my tee time, since we had some unexpected rain today. They told me the course was fine over the phone so I made my way out to the course to attempt to get my round in. After playing the first 5 holes the weather didn’t hold up and the course became extremely sloppy and unplayable. The course was even a little sloppy from the first tee box so I was misinformed over the phone. After waiting at hole 6 for 30 minutes of a hard downpour the course was covered in puddles. We then drove to the clubhouse to find we were 1 of 3 cars left in the parking lot since the rain chased everyone off. We went in to get a rain check, but now we have to pay for 9 holes to get the other 9 holes free (that we already paid for when we booked the 18) via the rain check. I asked the gentleman working why I would have to purchase an additional 9 to get 9 and finish my round another day? He then said I was choosing to forgo my round and that the course was still playable. The city had just issued a flash flood warning yet the course was still playable? I explained to him that the greens had puddles and the ball was plugging every time your ball landed. I also asked if I could buy 18 and get a free 9 to play 27 that day? Again he said no. He did not want to hear it and walked to help another guest. This was very poor customer service and they have a very bad policy for rain checks. Even though I really enjoy playing the course, I will unfortunately not play this course every again.