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I found the course in better shape this fall than this past summer.. Looks like some improvements are in the works. The course is fun yet challenging.. I only ended up in 4 bunkers. The fairways, greens and bunkers were in great shape. I would encourage anyone in the Indy area to try this course out as you should have a great time..

If you live in the Indy area and have not gone to this course then you are missing a very scenic, open and fun place to play. I always have a great time playing this course as it is long, yet not to long. The course is mild yet has a few challenging holes. Some of the holes are very rewarding to even moderate players. You really need to play this course as it is a "hidden gem" for the Indy area.

The course was in good shape considering all the rain that has fallen recently (10"). The course has it's challenging moments yet it offers something for everybody... including numerous bunkers. The whites are a standard and fair distance and the greens are in great shape.. Each hole is different.

I of course went on a windy day with temps at 55 and the leaves had started to fall. In spite of this, I found the course in great condition and very challenging. The course could be compared in some ways to "The Fort" on the north east side of Indy. It is a long course as I played the white tees and they are near 6,500 yards. There are plenty of dog legs, elevation variances, and twists and turns through the course. If you want to have beautiful scenery and be challenged you must come here and play. I am glad I made the trip from Indy to play here.

The course was in the best condition I have seen it in during the last 4 years. The greens could have used a little more watering as they were very fast, yet in good shape and very challenging due to their undulations. Unfortunately I found 6 bunkers, and their sand is great to hit out of as it is real sand and predictable compared to a lot of courses in the state which are filled with some dirt and some sand... It was a little windy and that presents a lot of challenges at this course as it is fairly open. The course is very challenging compared to most others.. yet a lot of fun..

The course was cartpath only and with 21 mph winds, 34 F and to add to this snowing sideways in middle of April... I still had a great time.. I was the only person playing, imagine that?? Course was in great shape considering everything else..

I had not played this course in 4 years and found it to be in much better shape than the last time I played. The front nine are relatively easy as compared to the back nine. I found the back nine tougher to play. The greens to tees are a little close on the back nine. The back nine are not as well planned as the front nine as it seemed to be rather close quarters. The wind was near 20 mph so it was tough playing. The greens were in good shape especially for this time of year. In general it is a fun course to play.

The overall course is well maintained especially for this early in the year. The greens were very fast but in very good shape. The wind was close to 20 mph and temp varied between 41 to 47 so it was cold. The back nine are tough anyway you look at it. They were diabolical this day with the wind etc... Oh, I did forget to mention it was cart path only. A great course and well worth the drive from Indy. I also forgot to mention I found 4 bunkers in the back nine to be very challenging.

Coffin was in good shape considering all the rain recently and also due to all the leaves that have fallen so far this year. The course is diverse and the greens are challenging. It was an enjoyable day even though it was cold as the sun was out all day. The last two holes are the hardest as they seem to have the fairway against a river levee with a lot of trees on the other side. It is well worth it to play this course.

I thoroughly enjoyed myself golfing at the fort. The course has a variety of fairway challenges. There are no lack of elevations, bunkers, trees and even some water. The greens, fairways, tees were immaculate. It is a must for all who golf. With the Golf Now rates it is a gift to play here. If you have never golfed at the Fort you are missing a great experience.

The front nine is the tough part of the course. The fairways are very narrow and not forgiving as it is engulfed with trees on both sides. The back nine are a lot more relaxed and forgiving and I found a lot easier. The course was in need of mowing as in the rough it was very easy to lose balls. I understand that they have had a lot of rain recently and that might be the problem along with some leaves on top of the grass in the rough also. The greens and tee boxes were in good shape.

The course is a challenging course yet fun. When I played the rough needed to be mowed (I was told that the mower was being repaired) plus they have had a lot of rain recently. The greens were in great shape. The tee boxes were a little on the rough side but functional. The front nine is designed by Dye and had some long fairways.

I had never played this course or even knew it existed, but thanks to Golf Now... was able to experiment and go there for a great price. The course is well laid out and fun to play. It has a evenly spaced group of tee boxes for all skill levels and enough bunkers to aggravate some players. I thoroughly enjoyed my day there and look forward to playing there again this year.

The fairways were well maintained, the rough could have been a little lower cut, greens& tees were average, and bunkers were in reasonable condition. It is well worth the money, challenging, and a fun place to play.

I found the course to be in much better shape over the last few years. The course is well laid out and diverse which brings a lot of fun times. The front nine is very different than the back nine as the back nine has a number of elevations to work with. The course is on it's way back from some serious lack of maintenance. It is a fun course and in good shape.

There are few straight level fairway shots.. most fairways have either a dogleg or are over a hill or both. The 3 pars are all around 195 yards with small greens from the white tees. I think that they should vary the par three's rather than have them all around 180 + yards.. The course fairways were very rough and the rough itself needed another mowing as you could see a lot of clover in the rough, consequently you could lose a lot of balls in plain sight.

I found the course to have "potential" and I do not know if it was all the rain we have had but it was very easy to lose balls just into the rough. The front nine is not as pleasant as the back nine. We found the back nine to have smoother fairways than the front nine.. The layout of the front nine was also more difficult.. Overall the course was worth playing once.. I would imagine that the course will settle down if it ever stops raining.