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After suffering from hurricane Michael, Indian Springs is back. Make the trip. You won’t regret it

I’d give it all 5s except that is reserved for places like pebble. Great place. Hole #9 isn’tl week thought out but overall it’sa great track

A little of the beaten path but worth the drive. The course was in good condition but had suffered from the winter conditions and a lot of rain. I have played this court before, in the summer, and it was in better shape. Don't get me wrong, it is worth the effort to find it. I would rate a PGA tour course excellent or five stars and nice resort course four stars.. I will go back again and again.

I can’t emphasize enough how friendly and helpful the staff was. I didn’t give the course all fives because that is reserved for super special PGA tour type courses. For the money (less than $50) it was great.

What a gem. Rolling hills. No houses on the course. Beautiful oaks. Just awesome

Greens had been aerated and that was why we go the great deal. The greens were almost perfect. Course has a weird layout on the front nine due to some new condo's that were built. Overall the condition was great. We were likely the last group on the course but we were not held up at all. Pro shop was pretty sparse and the dining area was hot and not very clean smelling, Staff was very friendly. Overall I'd give it 4.5 stars with the only downgrade being the clubhouse area.

Great staff. Great course with a lot elevation changes. Doglegs are natural and not forced. I will be back

Wow. Mountain course located 45 minutes from the best beaches in the US. Loved it.

What a wonderful challenging course. There is water and/or marsh on every hole. Plenty of bunkers as well. Greens were great. The course is not a monster as far a length is concerned but has enough to make it a challenge for anyone.

I have played every course in Tallahassee and "the Nole" has the best greens. The course is mostly wide open and drains well. The GPS system on the carts is a great feature for the money. The course was very crowded but thinned out after about 7 holes.
Driving Range has those cheap yellow beat up balls dispensed from a machine and you have to hit from mats. Big downer. The Club Staff inside the pro shop and the starter didn't seem to care if you played or not. Restaurant staff was great, food very good and the prices were outstanding. The service after the round from the attendants was very good and in sharp contrast the those behind the desk.

The overall value for the money was high if you didn't want a lot of pampering.

Great layout. Many of the holes were long but if you missed with you long approach, you were not unfairly punished. We thought the greens could have been faster but with the severe slopes, some of the pin placements could have been impossible if the greens were tuned in. I think the management made good choices with the difficult pin placements while the greens were slow from the winter to summer transition.

Had the greens not been in transition, I would have given it a pristine rating.