Indian Palms Country Club & Resort

The course is great value for the money. Both of our cart just made it to the 18 hole! The tough is very rough. Some fairways and greens not great. Not sure if it's because of the overseeding program. I guess you get what you pay for!

Don't have expectations of a great experience here

This community seems nice not sure way the HOA would not make golf course a priority

Never going back

My wife and I decided to play this course even though I remember playing it once before and I wasn't very impressed with it. With all the courses being shut down for overseeding there wasn't too many options for golf. The course was in horrible condition. Some of the greens were so diseased that you were literally putting on dirt. No one was raking the sand, the rough around the greens must have just been cut because there was clumps of rotting grass everywhere around the greens. We only golfed 9 holes and decided to quit because it was so bad.

Poor management and worse ownership. It's cheap but even that's a waste of your money. The greens are burnt and filled with ant hills. You'll need to replace your golf cart at least 3 times since it will die on you. If you try to complain to the manager, good luck. He won't even bother coming out to say hello. If you talk to the residents this is pretty common and they say it's a tax shelter. Do yourself a favor and spend $10 more to golf anywhere else

If you are a serious golfer take a pass waste of time and money.

Golf course is very bad. Never too care of it. Green is all damaged

My first time using the golf now app to book a tee time, that part went very smooth. The course itself as other have mentioned needs a lot of help. Tons of brown spots, half the time in the middle of the fairway I was hitting it dirt. I several times moved my ball to a more grassy spot just because I wasn’t willing to destroy my clubs.

The tee boxes were over grown, the mulch the grass so there was thick cut grass in numerous places. My wife named this course Hungry Hungry Hippo because it kept eating my golf balls. The crappy thing was that they were all in play or just in the rough yet we still couldn’t find them because of overgrown grass.

All that being said, I still had a great time, any day golfing is better than a day working. I just wouldn’t pay to play here again. Luckily I didn’t have any issues with our golf cart like others had mentioned. I’d spend more money and go to a course that is kept in better shape.

The place is unsettled. Some greens were almost perfect ,(#4 on Indian) but others pretty bad. Traps had no sand and the rough hid a lot of balls. Notalot of roll on the fairways so was a challenge. If you like challenges, this is it. Quality of care like a municipal course. It was still a round of golf. I love golf.

Golf courses in horrific condition dirt fairways and trimmed trees to drive carts through greens dirt and dead course is not watered it is not maintained long grass in fairways when there is grass terrible golf course

Probably the most unkept course I’ve ever played. It needs a management company to take over

Very poor conditions grass hadn't been cut tee box in poor condition valued at $30 not $65!

The course is in terrible shape. Tee boxes had overgrown grass. The fairways aren't cut well. Some holes is like hitting out of rough down the fairway. Around some greens it was cut, and piles of grass just sitting there. Many of the greens are full of sand. Golf now needs to take it off the list. Not worth spending money here. I should have paid extra money for a course better kept up.

Terrible conditions including overgrown cups that covered parts of the hole. Dead carts -- mine and my playing companions, and other carts that were left abandoned in the middle of fairways. Very nice guy at the pro shop, nice on-course marshal, but there's little else I could say was anything close to good about my experience. Too bad. The course layout has potential.