Was a great course.Cart paths real nice. Everything was marked good. We would go back

Yup, legit 5 stars. After an extremely dry summer this course still had green fairways and true rolling greens. Yeah…it’s only 9 holes but it’s a fun layout. The greens are as challenging as anything in northern Indiana. GPS on the carts too. Crazy cheap with my golf passport.

Love it here. Great staff. Great course. League is super fun to play. When you have a chance also grab a sandwich from there!

Visiting from Florida and really enjoyed playing here. Well maintained with beautiful greens.

A Countryside Gem! This 9-hole course is fantastic—a genuine surprise given its remote location. I was genuinely shocked by how good it is! We played 18 holes (two rounds) in late May 2025, and the course was in excellent condition. The greens are a definite highlight. Their pronounced undulations make every putt a challenge, ensuring an interesting read. While they play firm, meaning few ball marks, this also makes holding the green a difficult but rewarding task. Importantly, putts ran true, with no unexpected bounces or deflections. The fairways were immaculate—lush, virtually weed-free, and remarkably free of divots. I'd describe the roughs as near-perfect. They're not so long that you'll lose your ball, but they're thick enough to impose a solid two-club penalty. For a golfer like me, hitting a green from 140 yards is cause for a celebratory text to my buddies. From the rough, even 100 yards feels like a distant dream, let alone 140! A common frustration for me is losing balls, but I didn't lose a single one today. Deep, wooded rough and out-of-bounds areas are refreshingly easy to avoid here. (Though I did manage to find the water a couple of times!) If you're within, say, a 50-mile radius, this course is absolutely worth the drive. Plus, it's incredibly affordable! They even offer a special seniors' rate on Thursdays this year. Edit, a few days later. This course is not listed on the USGA/GHIN Handicap Database, and the Slope/Rating numbers are not on the scorecard. So I can't post my (not-too-bad) score. Weird.