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The course was in amazing shape after a long hard winter. I would recommend playing here. It has many risk reward holes.

i believe the course was in the best condition I have ever seen. The trees are just starting to change color and the fairways and greens are in near perfect condition and bright green. The course was its usual self tough but fair.

we played on a Tuesday morning after a heavy rain Monday night. The course took the rain in stride. There were a few soft spots but didn't affect play. The weather was perfect low 80's with a lite SW wind. We both shot our normal scores well maybe a little better. It was so nice out and the course was in such good shape. All the mowing was caught up and the greens were fairly fast which was good.

This course will get better as the weather dries out. They are weeks behind on the mowing. It has been to wet to get to most of the rough and it is really rough. Most fairways and tee boxes were mowed . The greens were large and in good shape. I feel they will get caught up in the next few weeks. We enjoyed the layout and will come back later in the year when they have had time to mow.

After a long winter and one of the wettest springs on record finally it dried out enough to play. The course was in excellent condition and the greens were running fast and true. It was the perfect spring day 75 degrees and sunny with a slight SW breeze. They had gotten all the front rough mowed and were getting caught up on the back. Great staff and good eats.

In spite of all the spring rain, the Maintenance staff of Eagle Pines has managed to get all the grass mowed when other local courses have struggled to keep up. The golf course was in excellent condition and very playable. We had a really good time as pace of play and weather were almost perfect. It was like finally spring time golf as it should be. I would and have recommended Eagle Pines to friends and associates. My hat is off to the Maintenance staff. What a herculean effort to have the entire course mowed and greens tended while up against one of the wettest springs ever.

The course was in good shape although a little soft from recent rain. It was an unusually warm day for late November 60. All the holes on the front nine had water in them so we had a ball wash on each hole. We had a good time and the pace was at our own speed no one ahead and a few behind. Is fall so you have to deal with leaves blowing around the course and at times it is a challenge to find your ball. Overall it was great to get in a late round of golf this far north.

We decided to play at noon on Wed 6-6-18. I looked on GolfNow and there were 2 T-Times open for 1pm. I made the reservation and we headed to Mooresville from Plainfield and got t here just in time to t-off. We had a really great time the course was in really good shape for as dry as it has been this year. Very friendly staff and good concessions with free refills which really helps in a hot day! I highly recommend Eagle Pines to an golfer.

We played on Apr 13 but if felt more like Nov 13 the wind was steady 30 mph with gust to 45-50 mph and the temp was about 68 degrees. The temp and the good course conditions made it bearable. For as bad as our spring has been the course was very playable. We had a great time.

Heartland Crossing has everything a golfer could ask for. There are shots over water, right hand turning fairways, and left hand turning fairways. The best thing is the course is always in good condition of course you get the normal challenges related to weather and time of year but it is always fun to play.

The fairways and greens were in excellent shape. There's a reason you need to keep it in the short grass. If you miss the fairway good luck finding your ball. There were dandelions all over in full seed. It was very difficult to find a round white ball among all the round white seed balls. They are working hard to keep the course in shape and I will play there again this year but the course needs a large dose of WEED BE GONE!!!

It used to be a nice little 9 hole course but it is now closed.

This course is a hidden gem. If you have not played it yet, you are missing out. The front nine is a challenging Pete Dye layout. This is a very beautiful course with rolling hills and water on several.

Worth every penny. The course reminds me of the IU and The Hill course at French Lick slopping tree lined fairways and challenging greens. The next hole is more beautiful than the last one. Well maintained and a blast to play. Not overly long so every skill level can enjoy this course. I will be back.

Deer Creek was in excellent shape for this early in the spring other courses we have played had a lot of damage form the hard winter. Deer Creek seemed to have avoided any major damage. Always a good place to play, the staff are friendly and Knowledgeable. I highly recommend Deer Creek Golf Course for a fun and challenging round. Best bang for the buck in Hendricks Co.