Turkey Creek Golf Course

Good public course for the price. Played a twosome done in 3 hours. Can play slow on the weekends. Plays way faster weekday s

The fairways were a little soggy due to heavy rains the day prior. Tee boxes are poor, greens have sections of burn out or weed infestation at various places on several holes. Several fairway's have multiple mud holes, and sections of grass that's dead, or flooded. Looks a little like Iraq after a US bombing raid!!!

Lots of 'Tiger Woods' wanna bees with absolutely no golf etiquette whatsoever.

4:45 hr pace of play was slow for this track.

Ovoid it if you want a better golf experience...however if you want to be frustrated by the conditions and pace of play and rude golfers....you've found Nirvana!

One of the rangers was not very kind to our group. Claimed that we were slowing the pace of play down when no one behind caught up until we got to the 3rd hole par 3. Way better courses to play and not be harassed like this place does.

All and all a nice course for the price you are paying.

One down side is, I wish people would take care of the course better. Not the ground keeper, but us players. There were a hundred divots per hole. If we all practiced good course etiquette it would have been an very nice course to play at.

We need to do better as golfers and keep our local courses clean.

Multiple five-somes on course... nobody to move them along

Due to heavy rains the night before, other courses would not let carts out. We were able to ride here, taking care to avoid standing water.

Got on as a single with a $16 hot deal a half hour before the tee time. Paired with a group of three who couldn't have been nicer. Many courses were closed in the area because of wet conditions, but Turkey Creek held up nicely. For February golf in Northwest Indiana, could not have hoped for much better.