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I play this course about once per month. I have played 25 courses this summer. The Sycamore course at Eagle Creek is in th ebest shape of all of them. The fairways and tee boxes are lush. Yes the first 5 holes are tough but the course opens and gives the novice golfer a good chance to score

We caught Gray EAgle on a very nice fall day --sunny and temperature in the 60's. The course is playing very well for this time of year. The greens were a little hard and would not hold and the putting surface very fast. But othrewise the course is in good shape and a good value

Course is suffering some from a summer of play. Greens needed water making speed a problem since the surface was hard near the hole. Leaves were plentiful slowing our speed as we looked for balls. Bunkers needed work, a few impossible to play from. People are always great there.

During the spring this course was the best that I played but during the sumer they must get so much play that the course conditions have declined somewhat. Some greens have rough spots. Fairways are in good shape. This is still a great course for seniors and the placing of the senior tees give a chance for a reasonable score.

We reserved a tee time on a mid Sunday afternoon. We played th ecourse non stop for any wiating. WE arrived a little early and the host graciously told us to go ahead since there was no one waiting on the first tee. For August in Indiana this course is in great shape. We played one of the better courses in Indianapolis today and Rocky Ridge is in much better shape.

This course is nore challenging than most courses in the state. I used the senior tees and found them a little long. Fro example, on some par four holes I could not reach the green with two good shots. With the sand and water, placement off the tee is key. The placement of the hazards is very fair however.