Indian Palms Country Club & Resort

Was and could be a Great course! Not long but tight and challenging.

Whoever Runs or owns this course doesn't care.

I am sure $ margins were tight right after pandemic, time to put on the big boy pants and start caring for this place!

Too easy to be below average IMO

Fairways and greens need to be overseeded Greenfees should be about $20

The course is not well maintained. But it’s good if you just want to get out and practice without having to wait. Tee Times are always available, but probably because course is not well maintained

Royal 9 holes are reasonable Mountain 9 is not worth playing, greens are dead and overall is in terrible shape . will not play again till Indian 9 opens and I don't have to play the mountain course

The course is challenging. Everyone is very friendly.

The course is in poor shape, sand traps were in need of sand. Greens were very hard and very inconsistent.

I booked as a single and they put a foursome in my time slot and I play by myself.

Definitely the last time I play there.

The first nine I was disappointed but it appears they were going g to close it soon. The2nd nine "Royal" fantastic. I can image when all ate done this Isa fun and challenging course.

The course is in much better shape this time around. New carts too!

The mountain course was really poor, no green grass on the green, it was like putting on cement. The Royal nine was really good, it had been over seeded and the greens had grass so enjoyed that nine. For the price I paid on golf GolfNow it was well worth the money

27 hole course opens 2 nine holes and leaves one closed. Inexpensive round on a course past it's prime but still fun. Mountain course played on a different grass that looked mostly dead while Royal course looked more like a real course with green grass.

This course has long been a great round on a tight course with fantastic greens. No more. The lack of investment in the course is clearly showing. They have not reseeded the Mountain course, Indian may or may not come in reseeded. The clubhouse is dirty, disorganized, and mostly closed. On a Saturday afternoon, the only beverage available anywhere on the premises was beer. This was in a mini-fridge behind the front desk. Course staff seem frustrated with clients, which might be understandable given what they have to be hearing from players on a daily basis. This is a great (albeit tight) layout with fantastic bones. Until it changes hands, it is probably a "stay away".

Mountain 9 in very poor condition. Royal 9 in average condition