MikeOh618

Indian Mounds is basically a par 3 course with a few longer drives. No dog legs, a few holes where water comes into play, but not that challenging. For the price though, it is well worth spending 3 hours here playing 18 holes.

This course has some challenging holes and nice teeshots. Definitely worth playing if you haven't before.

The first time I went to this course it was terrible. The fairways were 3” high, the greens were actually browns…it was like they didn’t bother to take care of it at all. Mentioned it at the clubhouse and they said it was being renovated and things would be better by 2020. I was nervous to give it a second chance though cause it was SOOOO bad the first time.

They weren’t lying. This time the course was so much better. Nicely kept fairways, greens in pretty good shape (a few had large holes that would be hard to explain how they got there), and it was a course I would definitely play again.

Greens had a little aeration work done it looked like, there were several that while no crabgrass was growing they were sandy. Sandtraps were caked due to drying out. Fairways were nice but even the light rough was terribly overgrown.

The day I played the course, there had been heavy rain the previous weekend so it was cart path only. The tee boxes were in great condition, the fairways were good besides a few divots that people didn't repair, and the greens were great: smooth, fast, and in good repair. There were mud plugs all over in the rough from what seemed like a recent aeration, but besides that everything seemed well maintained (and evidence of aeration shows they maintain it well)

My only issue with playing this course is the daily rate, which is the highest in the area. If you can catch a hot deal or don't mind waiting for a later round to get the twilight rates, this course is a must see.