Pebble Brook Golf Club - South Course

I was in from out of town, and since I had the day off work, I didn't care what the weather was like...I had to play golf today. The high temperature was 31. I didn't want to play one of the more higher priced courses around the area when it was only 31 outside. I just wanted to play some place where I could enjoy the round, swing the club, and that was about it. I picked Pebble Brook because of it's location and because I played it before. It was a decent course in the summer, and with the price, I thought I'd give it a shot. When I got there, I played the south course and I was the only person on the entire 18 holes. I played in 2 hours and 15 minutes. The greens and fairways were in outstanding shape, especially for this time of year. I was very pleasantly surprised. When I was finished with my round, I hit the bar at the clubhouse. The people at the club house were beyond friendly. The food was great, and so was the conversation. If you are looking for a course that is well kept, maybe not too difficult, friendly, and affordable, I recommend this place in a heartbeat.

Fairways and green are in very good condition. Tee boxes are in fair condition.

A little annoyed at starter who pulled up right when I was addressing my tee shot on 1st hole and asked our name and tee time . After I gave it to him he then asked for all of our receipts. We then get to 2nd hole and it's all backed up because they have about 4 twosomes on the course right in front of us.

The course was in good condition, except they need to add sand to most of the bunkers. It was like playing out of ground under repair. The bunker on 10 had rocks bigger than my golf ball and no sand at all.

Other than that it was a good round.

Nice course, friendly staff, beer special.

What more can you ask for!

Wife and I played the South course early. Just over 3 hrs. Course in nice condition. Weather perfect.

Lots of pits made by golf carts by the tees due to over watering-fill those holes in and quit watering the tees!! They don't go over the greens to remove the dew so you get a rooster-tail on every putt--not good! Great course --could be better1

For the money and convenience of location this was a great value

Great course to play for the money. It was in good shape, greens were nice and it had some nice challenging holes. Definitely would play it again.

Played the South course this time, first time this year. Personally, I like the North course better. The South is tight, and you play position a lot, especially on the back 9.

The tee boxes are really chewed up, and some fairways were spotty. Sand is rocky hard pan - they really need a complete overhaul on both courses. Greens were decent though. The course could really use a ranger, as it took us about 40 min to play the first 2 holes, then after we were waved through and one of that group joined us instead we never saw the twosome we left behind again (and we were a foursome). So anyone that was stuck behind them had a long morning, and this course has a reputation for slow play. The GPS on the cart was off all day as well - several times it would say the hole was in the front when it was in the back and vice versa. I do like that the cart has USB ports to keep the phone charged.

All in all, you can do worse, but you can do better too. It's in the league of Fox Prairie and Stony Creek around Noblesville, and I'd pick either of them first. Though I'd play Pebble Brook anytime over Brookshire.

If the tee boxes on the South Course is any indication of what's to come, heaven help us. Need to enforce spineless shoes.

I have played this course many times. This round was better as I got hooked up with a good player and the pace was much better than in the past. It was almost wide open for a change.

It's been several years since I've played PB, almost to the point, with few exceptions, I really didn't remember the track. Well, the reintroduction was better than expected. It's a solid parkland layout with several memorable, challenging holes. Conditions are decent, except for a few bare spots, and most bunkers need some love. Both are forgivable, given the time of year and how much rain we've gotten in central Indy. In addition to several superior holes, the greens deserve some kudos, they are fast, true and treacherous. If you are above the hole, you're likely to be stroking a 3rd putt. All in all, a good golf experience, and I will be back much sooner this time!