Club Wyndham Resort at Fairfield Bay

This golf course in the past has been awesome but this time (August 2020) the conditions are poor - greens were mostly in very bad condition, fairways had lots of weeds and bare spots and the rough had lots of weeds. However, the course layout is spectacular!

Staff was great. Price was great. Only saw a couple other groups. Course just wasn't maintained all that well. Several tee boxes had just been re-sodded and were very wet and uneven. Greens were about as slow as I've ever played on. Fairways and rough were decent. But what can you expect when you're paying $55 for two players to ride 18 holes. In that regard, it was good value. There were a few memorable, scenic holes.

This is a great course for the average player. Pretty straight forward, great greens, some ground under repair in a couple of fairways, but overall a great course. The staff at the Pro Shop was extremely nice and helpful. Told us about everything going on with the course, and that part of the construction taking place was to build a driving range. And even told us about the Indian cave on hole 9, which was very interesting to see. Will definitely play this course again when I'm in Fairfield Bay, AR!

Some of the greens have bad sections on them. Course is still fun to play for the cost. Very friendly staff. Always enjoy my play there.

Course was wide open, played as a single. Waited briefly on a foursome in front of me, they allowed me to play through, and it was clear sailing from there on. The course is challenging from the blue and white tees, you have to think your way around. Greens were in good condition, no pitch marks, unlike northern courses. They're in the process of making some improvements to the course to make a bit more player friendly, a driving range is in the works as is an indoor simulator in the future. Staff and members are pleasant and friendly, you can grab a bite and drinks at the Little Red Restaurant next to the clubhouse. I vacation here often and play the course 6-12 rounds a year.

Me and my husband love this course and the people that run it are always very friendly!

The course was in good shape considering the recent rain. The greens were pretty difficult as none of them were flat although they were pretty large. The gold carts were new and very nice. The Indian caves on hole 9 were a must see.

Always accommodating and friendly. Staff has it together! Great times! My first choice!

Rory and staff are great. No problems. More than accommodating us. Can’t wait to play there again.

I though the course was nice for what it cost. I would definitely go back and play it at that rate.

Good course. Challenging and tight is some spots. Lost a few balls but will come back

We love playing Indian Hills golf course cause it is so quite and relaxing! Very friendly staff and the people that live around the course couldn't be any friendlier either! And the course has an awesome cave you can explore on the 9th hole! Very cool!

Rory is a great addition to this course. The course, for late winter, is in really good shape. There is a couple tee boxes that could be addressed, but over all the course is in great shape. Pace of play is always steady. Our group plays here 2-3 times a month year around and it’s roughly a 40-45 minute drive. Well worth the drive.

fun course, good layout. It was not nearly as tight as the reviews that I had read and people had told me that it was going to be. you do have to keep your ball in the Fairway or carry lots of balls but it is a fairly short track so it's no big deal. Just leave your driver put up and play a 3-wood or two hybrid. the conditions were good for winter golf considering it was January oh, the greens were a little hard to get along with, very long and Shaggy, like putting through a shag carpet but otherwise it was great. Will definitely go back and play during the golf season when all the grasses come back to life