Absolutely beautiful golf course. Could not be happier that we chose to go here. We also had lunch…read morewhich was just as fantastic as the course! Highly recommend!

Incredible staff, course, food, amenities. I never fail to…read morehave a good time at Coyote. The holes are good-challenging, not "I want to retire-challenging." Also idk what y'all are putting in the tater tots but keep it up

We are lucky to have a facility to has Top Tracer. Super friendly owner and staff. Cost effective…read moreand beer is cold! The dumbass that thinks the music is too loud needs to not come back!

I wanted to say thank you to Jim Smiley. I had him install new shafts into my Mirua irons . I…read morereside in Alexandria VA and would not trust anyone else to preform the work he's truly the best in the business!! If your looking for the best club repair or build contract Jim Smiley!! Thanks again: Sam Pettit

Overall, average and acceptable given the declining options in public golf these days. Not terrible…read morebut not great. On course the fairway and green conditions are above average condition. The rough is very forgiving except where overgrown into prairie areas. Lots of Oscar Bravo on the course edges (fields and forests and roads) and a fair amount of water hazards. There are some houses on the front nine, most set far enough back to not be intrusive; however spray and pray hitters could easily find your shot in a back yard. Tee boxes are below average and many are undersized. The carts were loud and lethargic gas guzzlers with the gps units removed. Bring your app or gps unit, the only on course yardage markers are 200 and 150 stripes on the cart paths. Booking was easy with Club Caddie login. The clubhouse smells bad, somewhere between stale urinal and sewer gas. I would play here again but it won't be a go-to destination. The price seems fair at $47 weekend with cart. Cheaper than Purdue Ackerman-Allen or Coyote Crossing, but those are both better courses and better facilities.

Basic golf course, minimalist design, limited geography or variation for majority of course, priced…read moreabout three holes have enjoyable challenging space but the rest is the same Indiana flatland annoying strung along housing which seems extremely risky. I'm not a fan of putting windows and car roofs to unexcused insurance claims but for the professionals perhaps it is no matter. I tagged along with a large group Saturday morning to do all 18. We couldn't get over the very slow carts that didn't have any energy unless flooring the gas. Makes for a difficult and often jerky ride, this is not how superior courses should be. I noticed some enjoyed the food but as with most beverages are way too limited. Pricing is as expected for an average green. I am not even a casual golfer but am aware of many better options in the area. Ravines seems to be the budget and old fashioned option best for slower going.

Played with the new social dstancing rules in place. They…read moredid a great job of keeping groups spaced, no rakes, ball washers, etc. Carts were cleaned before and after our round. New cart paths all the way around. Stay safe and enjoy the outdoors when you can!

The course is fun but they want to force some shitty beer on you. No one wants some goat d*#k…read morebeer.. please have real beer available to you members. I understand you own the brewery but don't force it on us( it's terrible) but make it available to us. If we choose to drink it then OK. Have have a great day!

Terrible as a public golf course it's absolutely ridiculous how the workers act towards new…read moreplayers. I was in a foursome trying to learn and getting taught by the other players I was with. We then get a pace notification and a man on a golf cart came to us and watch was the rest of the round didn't saw a word to us just sat there and stared and followed else. As a newer golfer this place is not for us nor anyone.

Great people, fantastic view from the porch overlooking the 9th and 18th greens. Good food at…read morereasonable prices.

A little bit of Americana left at this roadside attraction south of Monticello. We hit a bucket of…read moreballs, played nine holes, and then putt-putt golf. Very reasonable golf price for what is essentially a par-3 nine hole course. The staff were very friendly. The greens and fairways are decent. Overall a great place for beginners of any age. We will be back! I hope to see Happy Gilmore or Chubbs Peterson next trip. Thanks Hollow Acres, keep up the good work!

What a great mom & pop business! We love this place because it's so nostalgic, not because we grew…read moreup here but because the pavilion, snacks, ice cream and mini golf makes us think how ideal a childhood spent here would have been. The prices are also nostalgic, like circa 1985. We've spent some time now on the driving range with the two, large, circular nets, old mini van with car alarm, a painted, dart target and big white barn (not a target but directly behind all the targets). Having all those targets to aim for makes practice a lot more enjoyable. We haven't tried the par-3, nine hole golf course, and I'm not sure we will because we are lazy, and they don't offer golf carts. I can see why they don't offer golf carts because the golf course is really a grown-up version of mini putting with a fuller swing, but part of the fun of golf for us is a cart. They have golf clubs you can rent, but they are so banged up, I'm not sure you wouldn't do better buying some clubs at Goodwill or any thrift store. We haven't tried the mini putting either, but it's sweet with rudimentary made buildings and characters. We like this place a lot because it seems very family oriented, is very, very cheap and there's no pretense of any serious golfers/golfing. It's surprising the people you see here from Chinese groups that don't speak English well, rednecks who looks more comfortable with a gun than golf club, teenagers who look too goth to know such a place exist, three generations of Hoosiers having family fun, and then, there's us - big city yuppies who need to master their skills at a friendly, nonjudgmental place before playing at the next corporate outing.

Super cool black light putt putt course. Priced reasonably for an afternoon or evening of family…read morefun. Great fun for adults too! We went with another couple and I've never laughed so hard! We were all terrible! LOL!

I was not sure what to expect from the exterior of the building. Honestly the sign above the door…read morelooks like a tarp that is just hung up there (it is an actual permanent sign) so I would suggest some other color and variations if they decide to redo this. When you walk in, it takes just a second for your eyes to adjust as the whole place is dark and lit by blacklights. As you enter the door, you are greeted with a few arcade game machines. The mini golf course is towards the back and was relatively reasonable for pricing. It was $26.00 for three adults to play a round. The course was decent with many right angle banking and some shots where you need to hit it into an obstacle. There is no elevation to the holes unless it is a ramp so the holes are almost all flat. The final hole is a large clown face where you hit the ball into his mouth. The arcade consisted of quite a few games to play: skee ball, crane games, deal or no deal, a big wheel to spin and a few other fan favorites as well. The games cost anywhere from $1.10 to $1.75 for a play so it isn't completely outrageous. There were 't too many options to choose from at the arcade redemption center so I would suggest expanding more items here for people to earn. This is a fun place to spend a couple hours with the kids or a fun date. They even have birthday packages available for children with a designated room.