Indian Palms Golf & Country Club - Royal/Indian

In our opinion, the course was in very poor shape (Indian/Mountain); not worth the money. Perhaps after they reseed & put some money into watering, tee boxes and bunkers, it might be ok.

If I we’re a resident here, I would ask for the financials on course management cost. It just doesn’t make sense as to the condition of this course. I can understand to keep it dormant for winter but there are things like the cart paths haven’t been edged in a long time with 6 to 10 inches of overgrowth. I get these are weird times and hope nothing but good for this community.

Could be better maintained. Good corse for an intermediate player, not overly challenging..

the grass is in great shape but it is dead and white. The course sadly needs overseeding and lots of water

The course was pretty good for the price we paid, and was close to where we were staying.

Are used to play this course quite a bit 510 years ago went back very disappointed in the maintenance is not even in existence the key box were terrible on the roof was very very long and not cut in months pins have not been changed on one of the courses for months went through three golf carts on front nine because a battery age issues

Sadly the course is very rough around the edges in terms of condition. I really enjoy the challenge and the layout. Bottom line, “Ill be back”

I don't know how this course gets worse every year. I only play Indian Palms if I find a deal on a discount golf website. The green on Mountain 2 has holes in it like a gopher started digging...the flags get moved every 4 or 5 day. The flags are seldom in straight. The rough is sometimes cut, and when it is, the deep cut grass is left on the course.

The first 3 holes on Indian had just been scalped for reseeding, then it appears to have been opened again. So, you're not playing on grass fairway....you're playing on dirt!

Pace of play was great, because there wasn't many people playing.

We were looking for a place to play. Most of the courses were closed for overseeding. We found this course and decided to play it, because we never played it before. We thought for $80 dollars it would be a halfway decent course. We were wrong!! The course was in horrible shape. The tee boxes looked like you were teeing up in the rough. The greens were either dead or had chunks of grass missing, if it was $25 dollars we would have thought "Yeah it looks like a 25-dollar Muni course" and that would be a stretch. The staff was really nice and friendly. However, we asked for a bucket of balls to warm up on the range, and we were given a plastic grocery bag with balls in it. I think the most annoying thing for us is how they charge $80 dollars for such a horrible course. We will never set foot in that place ever again.

The course was not in good shape. Parts of it were in fall reconditioning shape with deep layers of cut grass. Lost 4 balls that were in fairway. As there are 27 holes, it would have been better to close 9 hole courses individually completely until it is playable instead of 3 or 4 really bad holes on each 9 hole course we played. It seemed like the resort as a whole was on a sad downhill slide.

Experienced very poor conditions here. The newly opened 9 didn’t seem to have any new seed on it. Also, some of the greens were actually gray with little actual grass growth on them. The restaurant was closed, so it was just by luck that we had brought some drinks with us. I love to golf, bu5 if someone had told me they booked a tee time here, I would have told them to cancel out!

Total waste of your time and your hard earned money. The course has continually been going downhill for years. This is the worst condition I have seen it in. The first 3 hole of the Indian course had work done on them to start reseeding. Management decided to stop overseeing Indian course and switch it up to the Royal Course.

The course is great value for the money. Both of our cart just made it to the 18 hole! The tough is very rough. Some fairways and greens not great. Not sure if it's because of the overseeding program. I guess you get what you pay for!