I grew up playing Otis Park, and it’s still the same hilly little beast it’s always been—tiny greens, no flat lies, plenty of character. The course conditions are usually decent, though this year has been tough with extreme weather swings. Compared to others in the area with a similar budget, it’s holding up well. That said, Otis Park is a solid municipal course, not a destination. It’s great for learning the game and being part of the local golf community, but I wouldn’t suggest it over other courses in southern Indiana. For what it is, it’s a true 3-star golf course, and that’s part of its charm.

Had our family reunion here and the place is incredible! The house was big enough to hold over a hundred family members and of course the scenery is very picturesque. If you’re looking for a place to have a party or wedding, I would highly recommend checking this place out 😊👍

Beautiful little stop. Well worth it. It's clean, everyone you meet there are friendly, decent fishing ,and a nice little stop for rockhounders. Soon as you step out if your vehicle you see small pieces of geodes and the creek is loaded with geodes of all sizes and shapes.

This course punches way above its weight. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful, the course was in good condition, and the layout is a lot of fun. Even with all of that, it's very affordable. Will definitely return here (hopefully sooner rather than later).

The disc golf course needs some attention. Cleaning up the areas around the water, maybe adding another crossing place or two would go a long way to making the course more inviting. Would love to play there more often, losing a disc each round isn't fun!