Indian Boundary Golf Course

Staff doesnt care about pace-of-play. They cram as many tee slots as they can. If you play here, get ready for a 5+ hour round.

Booked for 2, brought my brother along to simply ride along with me. Since covid is going on, booking 2 people with carts means you get 2 carts. Staff wouldn't allow my brother to ride with me and wouldn't let us play if he came along. Extremely rude and unfriendly golf pro who was very eager to show his power. I'll never return to this course.

Always enjoy this course. I would recommend being prepared with bug spray when you play here.

- group in front of us was so disrespectful and slow. Hitting multiple tee shots while we were waiting right behind them. Searching for balls they clearly would not find. Walking backwards to re hit multiple times per hole. No urgency or awareness or respect for anyone else playing. Course did nothing, not a single course employee asked for them to pick up pace or even noticed. Only ended up playing 11 holes in 3 hours. Pitiful. Should get a 50% refund.

I didn’t give a all around 5 because 1 month with no play and I saw too much weeds and the rough wasn’t cut for a first Saturday on cor-vid19.

I used to go here bc of the location and it’s gotten unbearable over time. Tee times are hardly honored, and you can expect to be at least 20 min behind. The course is never in good condition, the greens are awful. Expect at least a 5 hour round.

I once saw a golfer with no shirt on at this facility. True story. Although that’s not the course’s fault, it goes to show the type of facility it is, and the type of golfer you can expect to be stuck behind....again. And again. And again...

Take the short drive away from the city and enjoy the rounds of golf you can actually find the time to play. Don’t go here.

Have never played golf in Chicago around Xmas, always too cold, snowy, icy. Was 60 degrees and was nice to have a course open for play.

Considering how late in the season it is in the Midwest Indian Boundary was in excellent shape. The greens were exceptional for a December afternoon. Some of the tee boxes were hurting a bit but that is not surprising at this time of year. There was some work being done on two of the fairways and as a result they were pretty torn up. Luckily they were in locations that did not effect our group. It is a blessing to be able to golf in Chicago December but it is even better to do so with a course in such good condition.

The course was not in the best of shape. Being winter, I can let a few things slide. Unfortunately, today just seemed like they were open as a money grab. Multiple holes had drainage work being done, which left mounds of mud in dirt in the playing area. Also, a few holes had multiple pins cut into them. Like the greens keeper just forgot to replace one when cutting the next. I understand doing off season improvements and prepping the course for bad weather, but why not just close for the season. Instead, the 30 or so people out there were charged 30 bucks each to play a course that wasn't in 100% playing shape. Seems like a trend with the Forest Preserve courses. Take our money, but provide less than stellar experiences. Never again.

Indian Boundary is my kind of course. It is as wide as it is long! (well ... close). It is also a course which is divided into a front four, a middle five, and a back nine. (flooded holes had to be redone). Good course for seniors.

This is my foursomes go to course on Sunday morning. The staff are friendly and the course is generally in great shape. It can play slow the later you tee off, but if you get out by 9:30 you can play in 41/2 hours.or less. The course is pretty flat and mostly straight, making some holes good for the ego. However, there are a few that are intimidating from the tee box and/or the greens are quite a challenge. I would definitely recommend.

We were able to get off on time. We were a twosome and invited a single behind us to join. The course is as always in good shape and no one behind us to rush us. Our regular Thursday morning match.

Course was in alot better shape than a few years ago. I’ll buy the discount card next year, otherwise its a little expensive

It was raining heavily while my son and I were traveling to the course. Neither of us expected to play but we had a tee time. We waited for about 20 minutes and decided to go out. Rain had stopped and we were the only two on the course, pace was great. For the amount of rain that we had gotten, the course was in excellent playing condition. Great round of Golf!!!

Course is beautiful!!!

Fun, short course. Great staff. Only opportunity lack off food offerings....

Besides the course being convenient in location. We play every thursday at 0600. I am a high handicapper ( 14-18) and my partner is a medium handicapper (9-11) the course challenges both of us. They keep the course in good shape for a public course. We enjoy it very much.

The 1st Tee was backed up 3 groups. After that, pace of play was unacceptable. Course is very dry and there is dead grass everywhere. Some fairway shots were equal to hitting of a cart path.

If you are a golfer who wears jeans and cutoff shirts...and has ZERO RESPECT for the game of golf, this course is for you.

If you have any self-decency, play the extra $25+ and go somewhere else. This place is for hacks.

1) Upon arrival to the first tee we checked in for our 1:40 tee time but were then asked to unload our carts for the 1:30 group because they were out of carts. After a words were exchanged we found out the 1:30 group had not even arrived yet. This should have been the first sign of what was to come.

2) I didn’t mind the sound of airplanes flying overhead all day at first, but when you’re out there for 6+hrs, it starts to get annoying

3) As mention it took 6hrs to play 18 holes. The most frustrating part was there is NO RANGER on the course to keep groups ahead moving along. The course management just lets it happen or doesn’t seem to care. And the snack/beer cart only came around once.

4) There was water stations on the course, so that’s about the one thing they had going for them

5) The Ground is hard as a rock. Broke tees trying to get them into the tee boxes.