Indian Tree Golf Course

. This is one of those courses where you have to cynically wonder if the owner wants there to be a future for the golf course.

Arguably this piece of property is one of the best there is for potentially an awesome resort based golf course. The natural beauty isn't lost on the owners of the million dollar plus homes that occupy via overlooking the course but the playing conditions are not good. Fairways are overgrown in many areas and the greens are caked mud and ceabgrass, except for about three or four of the fifteen. I don't know if they're letting the bunkers grow out but they're definitely not playable at all.

All that said though, the layout is great and there's good value here for somebody who's not a golf snob and wants a fun round.

I think I'd go back again even though it's in the middle of nowhere and took 45 minutes to get there.

This place needs a committed investor with a vision and deep pockets. There's plenty of room for a cool wedding venue, chalets on property, a good bar/ restaurant for a captive audience and a great round of golf on what could be unbelievable.

I really hope the current owner doesn't run this into the ground and wind up with a great piece of developable real estate nestled in the rolling hills between Springfield and Branson.

We played Friday morning…have not been there since early spring. Course is for sale and it’s obvious that the owner doesn’t care anymore. Fairways were as long as the rough. Most tee boxes were just as long. Greens were the worst I had ever seen. Sandtraps had no sand, were just full of weeds and bushes. Yes it was cheap, but still not worth the drive to get there.

Overgrown just disappointed shape of the course was very poor greens where terrible I’m sad I paid $42 to play would never play again

If you’re starting out I would steer clear of this place. I know the deals are cool, you don’t have to pay $50+ to play here. But there’s a reason. The greens aren’t kept at all. Divots and holes all over them. Only 15 holes (which I’ve never heard of). The carts feel like they’re dying the whole time you’re playing. Hard to navigate the course without looking at your map the whole time. Grass was taller on the fairway than the rough in a lot of different areas. If I were drinking with buddies I might have a good time but if ur going to get better don’t come here. You’ll get worse.

Greens aren’t great. Bunkers have brush all inside them. I only paid so cheap because of deals. Definitely wouldn't pay normal price.

This is a hidden gem, it's out in the middle of nowhere. The course has amazing greens very well taken care of. It's a challenging course. The staff Buffie and Ashley are truly the nicest people. Would definitely recommend taking the drive there and playing the course if you are in the area, you won't be disappointed. They did get new golf carts and have 15 holes open. Hopefully the last 3 will be done sometime in the near future.

Played 9 holes on a weekend. There was maintenance being done on some holes the whole day. Made us nervous having people working in the sand pits while we were teeing off, but we were told to play around them. As a result we had to skip a few holes. Had a golf cart die in the middle of the course and had to return it. A lot of the cart paths are gravel and very steep, we had to push the dead cart up a huge hill to get it back. Staff were extremely rude and unprofessional, even downright aggressive. I would not suggest visiting this course to anyone

This place is way way out there in the middle of nowhere.... They have been working on it for many many years.... It has honestly gotten a little better but I'm still not a fan... The greens are decent but the course still needs some work.... a few fun holes and a few strange designs. One of my least favorite holes of golf is a par three that plays like 250 or so from the tips straight away and has the hole sign right in your flight path.... I've played it 2-3 times over the years but probably won't be back.