Indian Palms Country Club & Resort

The course overall was okay. Course can use a lot of TLC. The fairways weren't in the greatest shape, lots of patchy areas. Rough needs a lot of work. Greens were not as bad as the fairway, but could use woks also.

Well due to Covid times, there are no starters out there. The Pro shop advised people which of the 9s they were on, but not everybody listened! Ended up playing Mountain 9 twice, which was fine as we could play 18 holes in 3.5 hours.

Some good challenging holes. But were advised the 7, 8, 9 greens were being repaired, so may take a few days for those to improve. Other greens were good to excellent..

Nice staff.

Course needs some major attention. Condition was poor.

Not a good experience in the pro shop! We’re told no carts but went to starter and got one right away! Starter was great! Pro shop person was miserable! Course was in poor shape!

The course conditions have improved over the past two months. The problem and challenges that golfers have; especially, playing late morning and early afternoon is having a golf cart available at your tee time. Plus, having one that will get you through your round of 18.

Many of the carts have old batteries and they are not taking a proper charge. It's not uncommon to have golfers waiting for a cart to start their round. This is sad!

With the conditions of the carts, I can not honestly recommend playing IPCC at this time.

Our original t-time got canceled so we had to scramble to find a last minute venue. I forgot when I played this course a couple of years ago how bad it was. The mountain 9 was a real goat track. Grass not mown, tees dug up from tee shots, leaves all over hiding balls, greens hairy long. The indian 9 had overall better conditions but marginally acceptable. Stay away

Good course for family friendly pace. Friendly staff, challenging putting. Shortage of carts and range balls was a setback. Enjoyed the round. Beware of hidden water on approach to greens

For the money (cheap) it was ok. Except most of ghe golf carts had battery problems. We changed carts 2 times and barely finished with the 3rd cart. Fix the carts!

Played it many years ago, in its prime. Royal course was decent but Indian needs much improvement with long blotchy fairway grass and areas of weeds and dead plants. However greens were fine.

#8 on Royal was not a legal pin placement. Ball would not stop rolling within about 8 feet of the cup.

No rangers on the course to keep groups moving.

course needs more TLC but its getting back to pre Covid status.

Rough has grass, leaves, palm fonds, branches, etc laying on the ground. Piles of dead grass that had been removed from the fairways, left laying in the open unseeded areas. Bathroom code wouldn't work, phone at the pro shop rang busy over several tries, cart battery only good for 9 holes. No marshal, 2 hrs 20 minutes for front 9.

Fairways and greens actually fair/good condition.

I see Mountain is open, but the 'green' on 9 looks like a sand green.....

Course seems more downhill every year

This course has seen better days. The course conditions are marginal and needs some serious attention. Too many weeds, gophers and trees that need trimming or removal. I understand there may be issues with Covid, but there is no excuse for seeing good reviews for a course in such distress. Sorry I didn’t take any pics to share.

A lack of interest shown at checking in. We had no idea where carts or a starter would be. Fairways and greens were in very poor condition. The Royal 9 extremely poor while the Indian 9 was actually quite good although for a 127 slope from the blacks to have 4 400 yard par 4s, two 200 yard par 3s and 1 520 yard par 5 was a surprise. This 9 was the highlight of the day. Greens were still rough tho.