Indian Springs Metropark Golf Course

Son and I have played here four times this season and very time the pace of play is very, very, slow.

Been here before. The metropark courses are good courses. They maintain everything well and the difficulty is right where it should be.

The course was in great condition. The staff were very courteous and professional. The back 9 is very challenging and enjoyable. Played in about 4 hours and 15 minutes. Will definitely be back in the near future. The Hot Deal price was incredible.

I have golfed this course on numerous occasions, and the layout, scenery, and value all earn excellent marks. The poor pace of play on weekends is my only crIticism, and it is becoming more and more of an aggravation. The problems are two-fold. One, they should stagger the tee times at ten minutes apart and not eight, but even those two minutes are not the real issue. It seems like every time I golf one terribly slow foursome is allowed to negatively impact all of the others golfing around them. Even yesterday, a foursome was moving ridiculously slow, and groups were at a crawl for seven eight groups behind them. I never saw a ranger, and the worst part is that the next two holes right in front of the slow group were wide open. A ranger could have urged them to improve their pace of play. I watched this group because I had so much time to do so while waiting, and they acted as if they were the only ones on the course. Everyone else would need to wait while they amused themselves, searched way too long for lost balls, retraced routes, and surveyed shots they would duff as if they were on the tour. Even the tour would have put them on the clock. I am not about a frenetic rush when I play, but I patently reject the premise that because they paid for their round they can move at whatever rate so moves them. They should politely be asked to speed it up ... or leave. Unfortunately, this is not the first time I have experienced these issues, and I blame the course's poor management for the slow pace of play.

We enjoyed our day. Course is in great shape even with the soggy weather lately. Good challenge as heavy winds made some holes play very long.

Been to this course plenty. I had a wonderful experience as usual. I would play this course more, although it can be difficult finding hot deals for Indian Springs. Not to mention an additional $8 to drive into the metro park. Besides that, it was in great shape and is a long course. I definitely will try and get out there again this season.

Fall golf should have fall rates. Look forward to playing again in summer or spring when greens are not plugged and covered in sand

WE BOOKED THIS ROUND ON GOLFNOW ONLY TO FIND OUT WHEN WE ARRIVED THAT WE WERE PLAYING THE BACK NINE TWICE AS THE FRONT WAS CLOSED. COURSE WAS EXTREMELY BACKED UP ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU MADE THE TURN. NUMEROUS AMOUNTS OF FIVESOME GROUPS AND AT LEAST ONE GROUP OF SIX. RANGER TOOK NO ACTION. THE ENTIRE COURSE WAS OVERGROWN. FAIRWAYS WERE AS HIGH AS THE ROUGH. TERRIBLE TERRIBLE ROUND. WILL NOT PLAY THIS COURSE AGAIN AS MANAGEMENT OFFERED NO SOLUTION OR COMPENSATION.

We teed off at 8:15 on Labor day The pace play was perfect. Greens were in great shape. My only complaint was the construction work on hole 8 and that the fairway was recently aerated. I recommend this course for average golfers looking for a well maintained challenging course.

This course was really nice. It had its easier holes and its tougher holes. Greens were really nice except for more than a few pin placements. I think the greenskeeper was mad at someone, he put the pins in positions that made the greens feel like miniature golf holes. Placing the pin on the top tier or the bottom is expected, but right at the crest of huge slopes makes it absurdly difficult. Still I enjoyed the course, I didn't like having to pay the daily park entry fee of 10 dollars because I used GOLFNOW's Hot deal rate. I think if you book a reg. Tee time on GOLFNOW, you would pay the entry rate of 10 dollars and they reimburse you 8 dollars. Kind of defeats the value of the Hot Deal!

Indian Springs is in great condition. The greens are well watered and cut short for good speed. The fairways are green and a little wider than last year. The rough is fair, and the tall grass areas are healthy and need to be avoided. The course is rolling and is beautiful to play. The bunkers are fairly well maintained. Wild turkeys greeted us on the first hole.

The only thing I don't like is the 10 charge at the park entrance.

Love metro-park golf courses, well maintained. Pace of play was biggest problem, but I felt it was 'normal' for a Sunday afternoon.

When you enter the park they charge you $10 then tell you to tell give the pro shop our parking pass and they will give us $8 back. Well that's not true if you book through golf now on a hot deal. So with this "hot deal you save actually only save $2.00 oh and when you talk to the pro shop guy about it he laughs in your face. Will not be back.

This course provides a good value to the average golfer. It's not full of extremely challenging shots, although there are some narrow windows for your tee shot on a few holes. The greens were consistent, but played a little slow. Like a lot of public courses there are a lot of ball marks on the greens that people don't fix (I probably repaired 50 of them yesterday). Overall, though, a really fun round at a good pace for the weekend.

Everything went well and had a nice day.

Only comment on the course would be to add new tee boxes for the gold tees.

Having them with the red tees is to short and the white tees are to long.

Not great, but not bad, a decent golf course for a decent price.