Indian Springs Golf Club

—Nothing all that new to add to my last review of September 3rd. As for course conditions today, they were relatively good for late fall, with very good greens and greenside areas, decent fairways, and good tees. Service was excellent at the front desk–very polite, friendly, and attentive.

A very challenging 9 hole golf course that’s well maintained. Beautiful hilltop views.

Always impressed by the great conditions of the course - staff are personable and helpful.

Very nice course,well maintained. Could use a ranger to speed things up a bit. Staff is friendly and professional and the clubhouse is really nice. I always enjoy playing here.

What a great place to play 9 holes!!! The staff was great, the food was great, and I can’t wait to go back!!

Great course here! Absolutely beautiful surroundings and scenery!

Great course for the value . At times it can be slow bc it’s popular in this area but totally worth a try.

Both Par 5s are the best. Hard but a lot of fun. Hole 5 especially! Owners are super friendly, most of the staff are too.

A little gem in Middlefield!

Second time playing the course. Nice 9 hole course but can be a little difficult to walk because of hills. Greens were well cared for and rolled true. First time walking it was 92F. Thought it would be much easier in 73F but still tough for my wife. Will be back but with a cart.

I find myself returning regularly to Indian Springs, as not only is this a very well-conditioned nine-hole layout, but also offered is just about all you might expect for challenge. And that despite the fact that this isn’t a long track. What creates the better part of that challenge, simply, are two major factors: the often large elevation changes from tee to green along with the slick and highly contoured greens themselves. The putting surfaces themselves may be the fastest on any nine-holer among the twenty or so that exist in Connecticut.

Course conditions were good today, although they fell short of the usual excellent standard I’ve seen here most times. The fringes needed cutting–which was the only thing that I found to truly affect scoring–and both the fairways and greens seemed slightly worn, mostly likely due to heavy summer play. This, of course, happens to many public tracks during June through August, so it’s not terribly surprising. Service was slow at the front desk, although friendly. It is Labor Day weekend.

Still, I would call it another very good day of golf at this enjoyable course, whose value is pretty much unbeatable.