Eagle Creek Golf Club - The Pines Course

Loved this course. Great layout, great facilities. Plenty of practice greens... there are actually two 18 hole courses here; I played the sycamore course and can't wait to play the pines course. The course has many different challenges ranging from rollings hills, bunkered greens, a fair amount of water and plenty of tree lined fairways to lose your ball. The night I played here I saw a total of 12 deer on the course, very pleasing course to the eye, no houses are on the course. I will be playing here again ASAP.

Course was in great shape. Pace of play was good. Staff was very friendly.

Would play again. Challenging but fair course. Would play again.

Course was in good shape ; greens were slow but true

Course layout is fun. It's not too difficult. A lot of holes play fairly straight. The greens are in very good condition and are not too fast. Good pace of play. Would definitely go back.

Booked a tee time on golfnow and saved 46%. Great price for the course.

Only complaint was the clubhouse was only selling hot dogs for food (early season menu I suppose) and credit card machine was down.

Course was in decent shape considering the drought.

The greens were fine, not good. The course itself was in fairly good condition from tee to green. Slow play with no ranger, only a starter. Overall, it was average.

The couse was well maintained, greens and fairways were in good condition. The course is not very challanging, but does require a little thinking.
Staff was pleasant.
Great course for the money.
Highly recomended.

Tees, Greens and Fairways in good shape and maintained.

The greens are in good shape. They roll nice. The speed does vary slightly to the quicker side on the greens that are more elevated. The holes are challenging with a variety of shots required throughout the course. Fairways were below average but still decent. Sand traps were in excellent shape.

Overall value is decent to above average for the 30$

Eagle Creek has two of the best public courses in the Indianapolis area… I played the Pines on this day and it was in great condition. Trees and fairways were very well maintained. The rough was extremely penal (as it should be). Some bunkers could have been better raked and sifted (though I never found myself in any of them ;-)). My only complaint was the tee boxes were a bit beat up and the green speeds varied greatly form hole to hole. While the Pines is typically considered the easier of the two courses at Eagle Creek, It is still a good challenge for golfers of all abilities.

Nice course on the west side with plenty of scenery and wild life. The fairways were in average condition at best but the greens were in good shape. I would play here again and would like to try the Sycamore course as well.

Out of towers trying to steal a deal, $20 early morning round. Started in fog, completely blind with no course map. Frustratingly because fairways, and first cut were long , lost balls even when hitting the fairway. Course management need to address to get to next level. That all being said greens excellent condition and overall value well worth it. Will come back again next time in Indy.

course was very wet, and we only played one 9 hole course 2x
would have like to have played one of the other courses, but next time!

The idea that you can just go cut the grass every other day, has left this place in bad shape. It is convienient to work so we often play it after work but if it wasn't for golf now getting us great deals I'd never play it. Last time it was just $12, it isn't worth more than $20. Hope it gets better.

My fiance was treated very poorly. The guy in the clubhouse was not nice enough to get a job at Wal Mart.

Both of the courses at Eagle Creek are great. The Pines course is a bit more open which in my opinion makes it a little easier than Sycamore. The course was in pretty good condition for this time of year, with the only exception being the greens were a little rough in spots. All-in-all, this is one of my favorite courses, and a great way to spend a Saturday is to play all 36 holes at Eagle Creek!

I could never pass up 15 dollars for 18 and a cart on a sometimes challenging course. This was a great deal, buy it now!!