Indian Ridge Country Club

The course was a little dry and bare, but the greens rolled perfect. If you are not looking for perfection and can deal with rolling the ball a little to get a nice patch of grass , give Indian Ridge a chance. The postage stamp greens are a challenge to hit.

I have played worse courses, but still for 40 bucks a guy I think it ought to have legitimate fairways. Even after a terrific t shot you have to search in the tall grass for your ball. And the course layout is tough. I'd say a majority of the holes are unmarked or the signs are so worn and beaten down you can't read them. Overall the course had some nice long par 5 holes and a lot of trees. Few sand bunkers next to no water features. I think I'd skip this one in the future.

I've played Indiana Ridge for years, the course was kept up ok, the fairways were about half brown half green, but that can be expected in August. The greens were in the best shape I've seen since going here, pace of play was quick. All in all, its a good value for the money with how expensive courses are these days. It wouldn't be my "Go-To" Course, but still fun to throw into the mix.

I have played this course several times in the past few years. This time the course was extremely dry, the fairways were not well defined and the ground was hard as a rock. very hard to get decent shots.

The staff really welcomed us and gave us a lot of good information about peak times and twilight rates for future visits. Very friendly! I’ll definitely be coming back for sure!

Thank you Indian Ridge

The people who operate this golf course really care about it. The greens are in great shape! It is one of my go-to courses to go to because I know it's going to be in great shape. Best bang for your buck! And awesome staff too!

The absolute worst course I have ever played on. I wouldn't pay $10 to play a round here. By far the worst greens I've ever played.