CarlWard

If I lived closer, I would definitely join Glendarin Hills. We always compare it to Sycamore Hills (a Jack Nicklaus course) in Fort Wayne, Indiana. In my opinion though, it's a far better course, maybe not in design because who can beat Jack, but in the layout of holes following the natural terrain of rolling hills and large growth forests which is hard to find in NE Indiana. Even if you're not a golfer but a nature buff, you would still love it. Just last week we encountered 3 family of wild turkeys and a fairly young buck deer.

I've played pretty much all the golf courses in Northeast Indiana over 40 years and by far, Glendarin is the best for the money in public golf courses. Beautifully designed - you have to think about every shot and use every club in your bag. I love it. You can also see wild turkeys and deer as you're driving between the green and the next tee. The majority of the layout is rolling hills and woods and is kept natural. The staff are very friendly and helpful also.