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Greg Messina
Middlefield
2010-08-20
$16 (cart not included), played on Friday, August 2008 at 2pm
Indian Springs is one of the better 9 hole courses in the state. If you want to stay proficient at your own game, or teach the game to your son, daughter, or spouse - then you really can't beat this course. It's a very good beginner level course that is in prety darn good shape. Pace of play can be slow at times. You can use all of the clubs in your bag here and there are regulation par 4's and 5's so you can even break out the drivers and fairway woods. I've played Indian Springs many, many times and it's a very good bargain.
Would travel: 20-30 Miles, Not Vacation Worthy
Bottom line: I would play again
Condition of Course, Layout, Price, Ambiance, No Houses on Course, Staff
$16 (cart not included), played on Friday, August 2008 at 2pm
Indian Springs is one of the better 9 hole courses in the state. If you want to stay proficient at your own game, or teach the game to your son, daughter, or spouse - then you really can't beat this course. It's a very good beginner level course that is in prety darn good shape. Pace of play can be slow at times. You can use all of the clubs in your bag here and there are regulation par 4's and 5's so you can even break out the drivers and fairway woods. I've played Indian Springs many, many times and it's a very good bargain.