Gray Eagle Golf Club

Quirky (honestly a few terrible holes) course, cut through an upscale housing addition. Typical 90's penal design. Staff is great. Maintenance could be better, lots of crabgrass in rough and unkempt heather that eats golf balls. Greens are over watered and get tracked up easily. Huge driving range and practice area.

Clubhouse looks like a cart shed that doesn't fit with the upscale area.

Perfect conditions to play on Monday 8/2 at 10am. Starter had us all go off on #10. First nine, was okay, had to wait on some tee boxes, but this is expected, and no long waits. However, at the turn, they had other groups starting their round on #1 as we made the turn. There were 2 new foursomes that just appeared on #1 in front of us. Then we waited about 5-10 minutes on EVERY hole. This turned a 3 1/2 round into 4 hours and 50 minutes. For the $55 price tag, this is unacceptable. Someone did not do their job on this one. One good note - the half-way house brats and burgers were great!!

The course was in rough condition and was not a great value for the cost. I would not have cared as much if it had not been for the extremely aggravating carts. Any time you came within 10 feet of a tee box, body of water or green the cart would shut off completely and you would have to push it outside of range to start back up. For anyone who is not fit or older, I would not come here. We were not warned of this beforehand and saw multiple groups also having to push their carts to get them started again. Overall, an absolute pain to play here.

Haven’t played here in a few years. Nice staff and the potential for this course is there for sure. Very scenic with diverse landscape and challenges so the layout makes it enjoyable. Nevertheless, I feel they charge too much given the poor conditions. Greens and tee boxes are in really rough shape - it even close to being decent. Many areas seem soggy or unkept. If you don’t know this course already good luck - there are several places with forks in the cart path and no signage. It would be very simple to buy a few signs to show people where to turn. Also they need to invest in waste baskets as most holes don’t have them installed. Finally, the carts have sensors to keep you on the path but there appear to be issues. For example, hole 13 is a par three and you cannot even leave the path yet the cart beeped at is the whole way while in the path. This happened elsewhere too.

I always enjoy playing here, but the clubhouse is entirely too far from the rest of the course. Going back to refill your cooler, buy food or balls, or go to the bathroom at the turn is not a reasonable option at this course. Way too far. Always makes me want to sneak my own drinks onto the course which puts me in an uncomfortable position if i were caught. There is a small concession stand type building at the turn, but it is rarely ever open when i play. I would play here much more frequently if this weren’t an issue. Fantastic course otherwise. It is not possible to keep up the pace of play if you stop by the clubhouse at the turn. It is absolutely not an option if you are walking. I don’t know what the solution is, but it’s something that needs to be addressed for sure.

My friend lives in South Indy and we live 2 hours SW, but we’re visiting family in Noblesville. I usually play there but we were wanting a good deal and it was between this Course and Pebble Brook and we texted each other that we would play there. Next thing I know I’m clicking on Grey Eagle. Since my friend hadn’t booked yet we decided to switch choices. Now I like this course better and will definitely go back.

The course's land and scenery were great, however, the course was not in very good shape. Many tee boxes were torn up. The greens had numerous ball marks and other damage. The carts have some kind of monitoring device which shuts off the cart if you go someplace it does not want you to go, but there is no signage or any other means to tell where not to go. The course had not been mowed very recently so the rough (and even the fairways) were pretty tall. Course maintenance seems to be lacking.

The course has potential, and even with some issues (with some tee boxes, a couple of greens), it's a good deal and the staff is great

I've haven't played here in a few years because I remember how poor the conditions were. I used to play because of location and because of value. Nothing has changed, the course was poorly mowed, tee boxes were awful, and even though there was rain in the days prior they watered the heck out of the place. Greens had standing water, the fairways were puddle and the bunkers were ponds. How can they top $ for this course?

I don’t typically write reviews but I feel ripped off after spending $60 to play here. Greens fees should be no more than $35 for a Saturday morning tee time given the condition of the course. Slowest greens east of the Mississippi.

I’m a 13 handicap from the white tees.10 from the senior twos. This is an excellent and challenging course. It is a very fair course. Best to keep your drives in the fairway even if you have to sacrifice some distance. Hole 4 is a par 5. Don’t get greedy on this hole, club down and take your time. Too easy to hit your ball in the woods right and left. Hole #15 can be tricky. Hit as close to the tree on the right as you can. I hit my drivers 220-240. I club down and hit a safe three wood. If you hit left you are going down a ravine into the woods. A slicers nightmare. The next hole #16 is a challenge. You have to hit your drive almost to the sand trap at the end of the fairway in order to have any chance of hitting the green on your second shot. Their is a beautiful double Sycamore tree guarding the green if your drive is short. As much as I like those Sycamores I’m praying lighting hits this one and opens up the approach to the green.

My wife and I enjoyed....some parts of the course facilities not in great shape....still winter or early spring condition