Golf Club of Indiana

played course right after hard rain.....course drained well and was in great condition.....best twilight deal in town

The course is phenomenal, one of my favorites locally, but there were more ball marks than I would have liked on the greens- which are huge! And if you were hitting fairways but missing easy approaches like me, it really drives you crazy and requires some solid up and down play to still have a chance at par.

This course was in great shape for a novice player like myself. The greens are very large, yet very challenging. We weren't being pushed nor having to wait to hit at any point of the round. Overall great place to play!

Being a public course, the usual slow play issue arose. The new management needs to address this or they won't get repeat business. Players on the WRONG tees for their skill level means course back ups. Too bad as the course is is better shape than prior years. Firm but smooth greens, tightly mown fairways, and fair rough. Clubhouse has been spruced up and looks good.

We played the course as a twosome and finished in less than 3.5 hours. Greens were fast but had a nice roll. Rough was thick enough to be a challenge, but wasn't unruly. Fairways were very nicely maintained. I found quite a few bunkers so I can attest that they were well maintained too, despite a lot of rain over the weekend. We played the "green" tees and loved the variety of choices. On more than one hole you could play it safe with a hybrid or "go for it" with a driver. Greens are tough (lots of undulations), but not unrealistic. I would play this course again in a heartbeat!

It isn't the fault of the staff that I didn't give this course an excellent review. The course was covered, and I mean covered in un-repaired ball marks and un-filled diviots. It is beautiful, plays long and tough, & I love it. At least four times, my tee shots or seconds landed in a divot that was left un-filled. Be honorable, clean-up after yourself.

Course is in great shape and has plenty of obstacles. We played on a Tuesday and there were a couple leagues going so play was pretty slow. Overall great course though and will be back.

I have been playing GCI since the late 70's and before all the more modern course built since the 90's. GCI since can stand toe to toe with any course around. I course always looks like they are getting ready for a championship of some kind. GCI is one of the best maintained courses in the state. I play all around central Indiana and I always make sure I visit GCI at least once a year. GCI - Keep doing what you have always done!!!

I normally really love this course even when it kicks my butt. On this particular day it was a lot more difficult than normal. The rough was extremely long and over grown due to the volume of rain as of recent. If you did not hit a fairway there was a strong chance that your ball was not going to be found in the deep stuff.

Course was in really good shape and the staff was friendly and pleasant!

This course is near the city and freeway but all that seems to get lost the moment you get on the grounds of this great golf course. The GCoI was in great shape after a brutal summer. The greens were terrific. It was the last warm day of fall so the course was crowded but the marshals kep things moving. The fall price through Golf Now was 25% off the regular ....how could you go wrong?

I could not move the sliders to rate........

I am not sure, but I think I remember we had trouble finding the ball just off the fairway this day and the grass clippings were noticeble where it was cut - I could be wrong - this course is nearly always pristine........

Good layout of course. Set up for long hitters. Greens are challenging but not too fast.

Fairways, sandtraps and greens where in very good condition.

The range was pretty beat up, unless you like to hit off mud, then it was perfect. The rough was certainly rough, but it has been a dry summer. The layout is solid, and the greens were in good shape. If you can get it for a good price, it is always a good track.