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I wish my score was as nice as the course. The layout is pretty flat and a little tight with Tree lined fairways. Very little water in play. The greens were fairly fast but easy to read, unlike the Nicklaus course. There is no halfway house so take some snacks or a sandwich. We saw the beverage cart twice and beer was not overpriced.

Played in less than four hours. Course was in great shape but suffers from a lot of play and players not repairing divot and ball marks on greens. The only drawback is that there is no practice area.

I have played Table Rock many times over the last 10 years and the condition of the course was a disapointment. Not only was it soggy, the course has never drained well but many trees have been cut down and the character of the course has changed. I am apparently not the only one as the course was not getting much play.

The experience was similar to playing a country club and the layout is beautiful but the amount of play and condition of the greens gives it away as a public play course. We felt a little bit rushed even though as a foursome we finished in just over 4 hours. The greens were pretty good but it is obvious that it gets a lot of play from the number of ball marks that are not repaired correctly and leave bad spots on the greens. I would like to play the course again this year and plan to in the fall. The bunkers were in bad shape, not maintained well at all.

We paired up with another twosome and the pace of play was pretty good, about 4 1/2 hours. The greens very pretty bumpy although the pro shop said they had been cut and rolled recently. Overall a fair test and fun to play and a good value, definitely worth the trip.

Good value, beautiful location, greens were very slow, took a while to get used to the speed but they were true if you hit the right speed. Every lie was on a hill. I would play the course again.

Pace of play was good, staff was friendly, booked on GolfNow for $33 on a Saturday which was a very good value.

It has been years since I played the Players Club and I really enjoyed the course. There were some challenging holes but overallthe course was very fair and there were no hidden hazards.

I enjoyed playing Indian Springs but will not likely drive that far to play it again this year. There are too many courses that are as good or better closer to my central Ohio home.

The course has two 9 hole courses, Clover and Valley. We played one of the 9 holes and finished in a little over 2 hours and the pace of play was steady, we had to wait a little and we were a foursome with a female player. On the second 9 the pace of play slowed down to a crawl and we had to wait on every hole after playing the 1st hole. The only explanation I could come up with is that the course allowed players to start play on the 9 holes that we played as our second 9 holes and it took almost 3 hours to finish the second 9 holes. Several groups passed us and stated that they were done as we were waiting on the 7th tee to tee off. Although it was Sunday afternoon the time to play the total round was right at 5 hours and I would not return to Clover Valley.