Honeywell Golf Course

Some "greems" were bare (brown) and cracked from the dryness in places.

Poorly Watered & Maintained. Many of the greens have brown & dead diseases. Poor manners by the mowing crew.

Great course, great layout and very friendly staff.

45 ish min drive and it was well worth the 27 dollars for 18 holes on GN app..... course was beautiful .. it good shape .. can tell they are still working hard to make it even better .... the dudes weed whacking stopped just to be quiet while we hit (which we didnt need lol) it was just a great day and great course

Front was built by Diddel in the 20s and the back 9 was built by Art Hills 55 years or so later. I enjoyed both 9s and the greens on original 9 are great. Back 9 has the better terrain.

Conditions were great and the pace of play was superb. Well worth the play if in area.

Have played here many times over the years. Course conditioning has dramatically gone downhill. Played the back tees and some of the boxes hadn’t been mowed in several days or longer. Fairways not cut much different than the rough, with a lot of bare spots in them. Greens were OK, on the slow side. For $32, I’d rather pay up $10-$20 and play on much better conditioned courses

Pretty open on the front; some tight holes on the back. Not very long from the green tees. Generally low stress for most shots.

Course was mostly open but there is a few holes that require a degree of accuracy. Pretty fun, definitely worth the play.

Course was in good condition, greens were excellent...all this considering all the rain we have had, great job.

For this time of the year, this course is in a besutiful shape. Love it and hope to play it again!

Honeywell never disappoints as the course has a solid layout that requires accuracy but will yield a good score with solid iron play. The greens were a bit slower than normal today but were in fantastic shape. The fairways were in great condition as were tee boxes. I am not a fan of the clay like sand in the bunkers but that can be avoided with some accurate shots! Price was only $21 per player through GN which is a steal!! Golfers in Indy and Ft Wayne can easily pay 3 times that fee and play courses not in the league of Honeywell. I highly recommend this course.

The front 9 at Honeywell is a classic back and forth design with smaller greens that feature some slope.Holes 11-17 are nothing like the rest (10 and 18 are back and forth too) where suddenly you're playing a tight course with ponds and/or narrow fairways with little room to miss as you meander through the woods. On the front you can spray and find mostly mature trees as your only problems. But on the 11-17 stretch, you have to know where to go/miss.

Conditions left a bit to be desired as it looks like they've struggled with recent rain. Some fairways showed a lot of damage spots, especially in low-lying areas. Greens rolled ok, and most were in good shape. Tees were pretty chewed up. Course was dead in the mid-afternoon on a Tuesday and I got around in under 2 hours solo. Looks like at one point in its life it had not only a slightly different layout, but also was a country club as you enter and pass beat up old tennis courts and such.

I wouldn't go out of your way to play it but if you find yourself in Wabash it's worth a go.