Wood Wind Golf Club

It is a fine course but could be better. The fairways were excellent and the best part of the course. Great to hit off and lush! The greens were solid and rolled fine but had a lot of unrepaired ball marks. People need to fix those!!! While most of the tee boxes were in very good condition, there were some that were not flat.

The layout of the holes is very odd, I’m guessing due to a very small footprint to fit in the 18 holes. In addition, they could use more and better signs. We got lost a couple times trying to find the next hole. Plus, I didn’t like having to cross a road four times! After seven holes, you cross the road to play holes 8 and 9 by the clubhouse, then go back over the road to get to 10. Just odd. A lot of the fairways run parallel to each other and we saw plenty of golfers crossing over to get to their errant shots. Hole 14 is an island green and visually interesting but not that challenging of a tee shot. After 18, you have to cross the road one last time to get back to the clubhouse.

A feature that was kind of tiresome was the creek that runs through the middle of the course. I think it comes into play on seven holes. While I was able to carry it most times, I had to layup off the tee twice, which is fine. However, I played with a newbie who who isn’t very long, and even from the front tees, they had to layup every time. That was frustrating to them. I’d argue that the creek is much more penal to beginners than good players from the back tees. The course is pretty short and even from the back tees is only 6,200 yards.

All that said, I enjoyed my round and would happily play it again.

I just moved to the Carmel, IN area and this course is my favorite public course, so far. It has some rolling hills, sand traps, a wandering creek through several holes, etc. The pro shop staff is outstanding. The only downside is the driving range, as there are only nets about 20 feet away from big nets. The putting and chipping areas are very good. It's a public course, so I have had issues with people arriving late, or bringing too many players, but the course staff gets a "10" for accommodating me when the tee sheet shows something different that "who shows up."

Woodwind was an excellent course, very well maintained, and fast pace of play finished 18 under 4 hours without being rushed or having to wait on any hole. Will def play there again. Great pro shop also.

One of the best courses I’ve ever played. It felt as though I was at a private club with the complimentary range balls, staff friendliness, GPS in all of the carts. Just felt like a premium golf courses. Very thankful my son and myself got to experience such an amazing course when we were in Westfield for a baseball tournament. If you’re ever in the area, or if you live close to Westfield I highly recommend playing the course at least once, you won’t be sorry!!!

Pace was horrible, 5 dollar charge for short game area and no driving range. The staff at check in was great but later staff really cold and invisible. High schoolers jumping all around the golf course out of sequence. Lots of other places to play without putting up with no golf manners. Plus the golf course is about to go through some more major construction and rearranging designs. Holes 2,3&4 are going away for more houses.

You can truly only use driver on 8 of the holes. Creek runs through too many holes. Pace of play was over 5 hours. Just not worth the money nor time

Kind of a boring course. They allowed a group of six to play in front of a twosome. Poor golf etiquette. Nobody rakes the traps or fixes divots.

Course is in very good condition, and well above average for a public course. Pace of play was great. We played 18 in exactly 4 hours, and that included a stop at the turn for food and beverages, as well as letting a single play through. Value is a mixed bag. They frequently offer discounted rounds through groupgolfer.com, which are a great deal, but normal weekend rates are a bit overpriced, imo.