This is a decent course but they don't have anyone monitoring the pace of play and the group in…read morefront of us were blitzed out of their minds and the two guys in the group were barefoot, slow and obnoxious. This would have easily been spotted by a ranger. As for the course itself, I've seen it in better shape in the past. The greens had many ball marks that were repaired and the tee boxes were as hard as rock. The fairways were in good shape. Decent price but too slow of a round.

Really ridiculous you have a practice faculty with a range but closes at 5 every night? How are…read morepeople with work suppose to practice after? Seems like a poor business strategy to me

Beautiful course and friendly staff! Hands down best public course in Illinois! Family owned and…read moreoperated!Great Fairways and Beautiful Greens!

Having lived all over the Country I have been lucky enough to be able to play some truly…read morespectacular Golf Courses that are pristine and extremely expensive. I didn't even rate some of those courses as 5 Stars for various reasons whether it be the price, staff, or course conditions. Indian Springs is a wonderful course in southern Illinois that presents unexpected challenges and forces a player to use all 14 clubs in their bag. It isn't a 5 Star Course based on Bent Grass, hosting a PGA event or towering fairway bunkers but rather due to the prices, owners, and use of the terrain implemented into their design. This is a wonderful course that has various leagues, hosts tournaments, and treats its guests like friends. Most importantly (to me) is the fact that the owners are beyond friendly and extremely hospitable. I love visiting Indian Springs because she makes me feel like family and is genuinely excited to see me and always thanks me for my Military Service. I won't be playing here for a few years as I move to England but I like forward to coming back next time I'm in Southern Illinois visiting.

I am trying to plan our first golf event for the place where I work. It was recommended to try…read moreRolling Hills Golf Course. I met with Marv, the superintendent. He was very helpful, shared some good insight. We are looking to host our event in July and I think it will be successful..

A nice little course up in Godfrey. Played in the afternoon midweek, paid less than 15 bucks for 18…read morewith a cart. Greens were in very good shape considering how they are in the rest of the area right now. Not too many ball marks or burnt up areas. Fairways were in decent shape, and the rough was pretty straightforward to play out of, played very fair all around. Layout-wise, the front 9 benefit a longer hitter, lots of space to go hard with driver. Groves of trees separate most of the fairways from each other, so be prepared to play some low safety shots if you're a little wild off the tee. The back 9, however, I didn't really care for. There's two hard left doglegs that just seemed a little cutesy, they were easy to play with an iron off the tee, I just thought the design was lame on the first hole with it, and then the second was enough to annoy me into ranting about it. Assume it's due to a lack of space on the back side, which happens, I understand, just wasn't my cup of tea. Other than that, a pleasant little course. May be back if I can snag another cheap tee time. As an added benefit, looked like they had a nice big driving range, and more than enough space to warm up on the practice green. Can't attest to the food and beverage situation in the clubhouse, but assume it's on the same level as any other course around.

Great food at a reasonable price! Staff is always friendly and helpful, check out their facebook…read morefor weekly specials

It was extremely hot in there, they haven't fixed their ac in months, and there was an older short…read morewoman in a blue skirt (that seemed to be the manager) being extremely rude to her coworkers, I could hear her call them names, she wasn't very friendly with the customers either that I could see. She should not be treating her employees like that in general let alone in front of customers, ruined my dinner. This place needs new management.

Friendly service, course in good shape for Mid March. Attendant in concession friendly, efficient…read moreand helpful. Solid all around course

Phenomenal test of golf on a beautiful course. Tons of blind tee/approach shots, excellent course…read moreconditions (greens were very well maintained and pretty darn quick...a lack of attention with the flat stick WILL be punished!), and a gorgeous setting. The staff and regulars were welcoming, helpful, and friendly--at $44 ($42 for seniors), it's well worth the drive from Springfield! Can't wait to come back.

Shambolee has its act together. The course is green and well maintained. The dicing range is…read moreadequate. They even have a nicely done chipping and putting green. The best part about Shambo is their membership. I got a 3 year membership for under $200. Cart fees are $12 for 18 holes which isn't great, is far from terrible. The club house is nice in the inside and the food is pretty good.

Great place for special events, nice venue and excellent service (Jay behind the bar and Chuck at…read morethe food stations were both awesome) and really appreciated it and highly recommend

My friend had her wedding reception here. Very pretty place with TONS of windows and an outdoor…read morepatio. Wedding had no more than 200 in attendance and we were CRAMPED into this room. Food was good.

Great experience! Staff is very friendly and accommodating. Course was in great shape. Greens quick…read morebut receptive to approach shots. Wide fairways and fair tees make it a fun place to play. For Seniors, green fees affordable. Would highly recommend.

Great 18-hole public course. Low rates which is rare these days. Very well kept as well. 5/5 - will…read moregolf here again.

Nice golf course, usually not crowded at all, but after playing here a few times I have to say I'm…read moreEXTREMELY frustrate with their mowing. Fairways are fine, but the rough is always FAR too long. The U.S. Golf Association states "roughs are maintained between 1.0 to 1.25 inches in summer", but at this course we're talking at least 4 inches, and that's the height at which they mow them, not after days of growth. Several times they've just finished mowing a section we're hitting into, and if the ball strays into the rough it can be super hard to find. Other courses in the area don't have this issue. Please set those decks lower!

Golf Courses are for golfing. This course was challenging and fun to play. The greens were a…read morelittle slow today because it had rained 2 inches last night, but they were smooth, green and in fantastic shape, in spite of the undulations and ridges which I could never seem to read right. The scenery is great also. Last year they added 9 holes to make it 18. We all know how hot and bad last year was. Those added holes have come back well for being brand new in a hot drought year. This course has a lot of potential. I do think it plays harder than its slope rating and that makes it a good challenge. I'm not sure about weddings here, but the golfing is fun.

Four of us played this golf course for the first time on 04/14/2015. We all walked away having had…read morea good time on what turned out to be a very nice layout. The course was in somewhat rough shape , but had only been opened for a couple of weeks. We would fully expect that the fairways would fill in nicely as Spring progresses. Course had very large greens which suited our style of play quite well. The course had a nice layout with many of the holes quite scenic. Lots of elevation changes which added to the golfing challenges. The counter person, Bill, was quite personable and accommodating. We all look forward to a return visit.