Indian Palms Country Club & Resort

Definitely not worth the money. Not reseeded; no water; tee boxes are terrible

I have been playing this course over the past five years. Nothing has improved. Many of the greens are in poor shape. All fairways are brown and not maintained. Areas immediately adjacent to the fairways and tee boxes appear to be not maintained. I usually play alone because none of my golfing buddies will play at this golf club due to the overall poor condition. I play it because it is low priced on golfnow.com

Course was nice and greens were good.

Staff was rude at main desk, and lunch lady was

3hrs late literally with our lunch and it was

still wrong! We ordered turkey sand and 19 holes later

a ham sandwich arrived.

Staff in pro shop were very welcoming!

The course was the worst golf course I have ever played.if we didn’t have our wife’s drop us off we would have left. We played the mountain 9 first there was no green grass anywhere, we played the Indian 9 next hoping it would be better but it was just as bad. I can’t believe golf now would even have this course on their website.

I'm not sure why I keep going back every few years. Call me a glutton for punishment. The greens were fried and hard (in fall!), the fairways brown and dry. Multiple muddy spots on every hole. General disrepair. Country club lets members go out in twosomes whenever, waited on every hole, was hit into from frustrated folks behind us. Do yourself a favor and spend $20 more to go to a decent course.

The course needs some work, grass is nonexistent in many places, bunkers in poor condition but it was playable. The greens were fast and a little bumpy but putt able. If you want premiere conditions this is not the course for you. If you want to drive the ball, hit from tight lies and practice your putting this course works. All of our golf carts worked fine and made it through 18 holes.

Yet another instance where the majority of reviews are way too harsh and it’s not fair to this course and its management who are clearly putting money into maintenance/renovations. When I checked in the manager explained exactly what they’re doing to improve the course and what to expect in the meantime: Transparency goes a long way with me. There was a virtual army of workers out on the course: Serious effort is being made here. If you want A+ manicured grounds, sure, this isn’t the spot. If you’re not picky and/or on a budget, this is your course. Will definitely be back

Course is in early reseeded condition. Fairway turf is almost nonexistent, greens are coming but still a little rough. Overall the course has been cleaned up and there is some evidence of upkeep.

In our opinion, the course was in very poor shape (Indian/Mountain); not worth the money. Perhaps after they reseed & put some money into watering, tee boxes and bunkers, it might be ok.

If I we’re a resident here, I would ask for the financials on course management cost. It just doesn’t make sense as to the condition of this course. I can understand to keep it dormant for winter but there are things like the cart paths haven’t been edged in a long time with 6 to 10 inches of overgrowth. I get these are weird times and hope nothing but good for this community.

Could be better maintained. Good corse for an intermediate player, not overly challenging..

the grass is in great shape but it is dead and white. The course sadly needs overseeding and lots of water

The course was pretty good for the price we paid, and was close to where we were staying.