The Trophy Club

Beautiful course! Lots of sand bunkers make shot selection a key to playing good.Was my first time playing here due to the fact i heard it was expensive, but got a hot deal!

Fun course! Better pack your A putting game. A lot of challenging greens. Great risk/reward situations. Love not seeing homes & a lot of other golfers throughout the round. It's worth the extra travel time from Carmel.

The course and clubhouse showed a lack of maintenance. It is usually an above average conditioned and maintained course but bunkers have had no attention and there appeared to be little staff working the course and only one individual working the clubhouse and beverage area. Bathrooms need attention. Maybe they are waiting for better weather and part-time staff to be employed once college kids are available. I was disappointed as this course is one of my first choices on GolfNow.

Greens smooth and quick, rough a bit long but playable. A great play to play if you want a challange

Great course. Fairly difficult and was in good condition.

This course was in great great great shape !! The putting greens were excellent they would hold line and go in the hole .looking forward to play again .

Track is in great shape, you will use all your clubs. Elevation changes, track layout, awesome! The greens are big, but challenging!

Played in a foursome in just under 4 hrs. Greens were excellent. A couple of tee boxes a little rough. But fairways were in good shape. Really fun course.

Always enjoy playing here. Great layout, fairways, greens in great condition. Will be back

I was in town on a little golf trip visiting family. I have being hearing from my father-in-law how great this course is. It did not disappoint. The condition of the course was pristine. The tee boxes were in great shape and there were plenty of tee box options to suit the low to high handicap. Playing the correct tee box and yardage will make your day more enjoyable. The fairways looked like a perfect green carpet and they got plenty of roll on the drives. The fairways are larger than they appear, but don't stray off the fairways due to the high fescue grass that eats golf balls. One thing that I really liked was the yardage cards in the golf carts that told you about the hole, showed the layout and carry distances. It was very helpful being this was the first time I played this course. The green complexes were very challenging, from the deep, high faced bunkers to the mounding and awkward lies if you missed a green. The greens rolled smooth and true and were rolling at a quicker than average pace. There are plenty of twists, turns and tiers on the greens, putting a premium on short game and putting. There is a halfway house between the 3rd and 12th holes. Grab a drink or snack after the 3rd hole because you won't go back to the clubhouse after the 9th. There are plenty of water coolers around the course to get a fill up. There was also a nice grass driving range and a large putting green. Take note of the slopes on the putting green and hit some large breaking putts up and down the slope. You'll be glad you did. I highly recommend this course and we will be back next year again on our trip.

Greens were fast and a little tricky. Very well groomed. Challenging layout but fair. You can lose balls if you get out of the fairway. For the money it's one of the best deals in Central Indiana

Chose this course due to its top 20 listing of Indiana courses and it didn't disappoint. Clubhouse was nice sized, driving range was in very nice shape. Rain the previous day had packed down the bunkers but other than that the course was in great shape. More rain interrupted our round but the course handled it well. We were on #9 which is probably the furthest point from the clubhouse. No place to hide from the rain since the turn does not come back near the clubhouse. Maybe a shelter near 8,9 or 10 would be nice. They have a snack bar they call the halfway house but it was not open and it's located at the intersection of holes 3 and 12. So once you are out on the course, you're on your own. Overall I loved the course and would play it again. About a 35 minute drive from downtown Indy, but well worth it.

The Links style layout was fantastic - open, yet challenging with great views and elevation changes. Fairways and greens in great condition (bunkers were saturated/wet from recent heavy rains that week). Out and back design with a full service snack bar/sandwich shop mid course was perfect - fast and convenient. Pace of play was good and the yardage book in the golf cart was a big help for a first time visitor. Staff was friendly and helpful throughout. Will play here again for sure. Highly recommended.

A really fun, but challenging course to play. A links style course so you need to keep to the fairways. It's a very fair layout with opportunities to score well for the better player but not unfairly punishing for the average weekly player. Can't wait to go back.

I can't say much more that hasn't been said about the course from other players' reviews as well as from the Golf Advisor staff. What I will say is I played this links styled course after 4 days of constant rain in the area. Yes it was a cart path only day, but I wanted to walk anyways. Austin in the pro shop discouraged me so I took the cart. In hindsight, if your in ok to descent shape then it's a "walkable" course. It does have some elevation, but nothing extremely drastic. The course drained well with a few leftover tee boxes and fairways that were still in the process. Great layout. Greens were almost in perfect shape. Pro shop has Taylor Made Burner rentals for $35 and are in good shape. I took an Uber from downtown Indy for $30, but be weary as getting back presented a problem as there were no Ubers in the area to get me back. Needless to say, I had to call in several favors.

This course is a diamond in the rough. A bit of a hike from Indy; it is well worth it. The course is in good conditions with well manicured greens, fairways and tees. The rough is fairly challenging with tall nature areas and lots of water. Placement of the tee ball is important. Greens are large, so pay attention to where the pin is placed when you're playing as it can make up to 2 club difference.

Club amenities are average as did not see a drink cart all day and temperature was mid 80s. Halfway house was not open, but has been in the past.

Number 2 is probably my favorite hole and wish it was later in the round. Requires 3 good shots to make the green and lots of thought. Big hitters can clear the water on the first shot, the rest of us have to play it safe. Lots of sand to be avoided. If you're long into the green, they shave the low area behind to catch your ball.

If you're looking for a course that's out in a beautiful country setting and not surrounded by houses, this would be a great choice.

Course in great shape and remains a top 10 course in indiana. Only improvement would be adding more sand to bunkers. A joy to play.