A well kept course with grassy fairways and even grassier rough (dammit). Greens are fast and…read morechallenging. The course drains well though sand traps collect water. Pricing is excellent and carts are 'peppy'.

Came here with some friends while in town and were the first groups of the day. The course was well…read moremaintained and nice but we were disappointed with the service. The staff chirped at us after hole 9 and on hole 18 even though we were not moving slow and no one was waiting behind us. We felt rushed and it was annoying to all of us. The way they asked was also not professional or polite. We will not be returning here.

Cool place to keep your game going during the winter month. The workers are cool but be warned the…read morebays are tight and you may hit the wall when using the driver as evident by the camera glass frames are being broke in most bays. The hitting area is small and the Trackman stops working sometimes. Parking downtown can be tough so be prepared to walk about half a block. Good monthly membership fee to play on a trackman and fine tune your game. I recommend Five Iron.

Today we enjoyed a work outing at this venue. It was my first time at this location and was…read moreimmediately drawn to the many color wall fixtures. It was a very open space with very prompt and kind staff. The food was delicious with the appetizer bar being the biggest hit. The veggies were incredibly fresh and you could taste every ingredient. The hot honey whipped ricotta was by far the best. Many people were playing the golf simulation but there was one area where you could select over a handful of games besides gold. The sensor seemed to be greatly off and made all games feel incredibly random. Overall it was a fun experience with a lot of seating for guests to enjoy

Not too long ago, I played at the Brickyard. I play here quite often for work and really enjoy the…read morecourse. The last time that I played, I was very frustrated with the way the course was managed. The Ranger that day followed us for 14 holes straight and I felt as if he had nothing better to do than to pressure us all day. At one point he told us we had to pick up pace of play which would be reasonable except we were following a group ahead of us and had to wait in between shots. We even finished 10 minutes ahead of pace. For how much you pay to play at this course, it's not worth it to be harassed by the Ranger all afternoon. Plenty of better courses around Indy.

Easy to find, access and a nice clubhouse!…read more They proudly hosted the LPGA IWIT recently and it was well organized.

course is in great shape, with well managed fairways, and greens. layout is open for the first 9…read moreholes then winds through a neighborhood with tree lined fairways and a challenging layout. easy access from downtown Indy, or from 465.

Okay- I am a new golfer, so this review is based on that information…read more Watch out for the driving range balls coming over on the first two tees, and then when getting to the third tee, you must go through a lot of broken concrete, so beware. This was the first full hole of golf I had ever played, so Saddlebrook will be a great memory in my heart. I have played many times since and still will come back here. This course is maintained; I would not say it is the best course I have ever played and that they keep it immaculate, but it is a great course to get in and out of. That being said, we have been slowed so many times here. I understand that it is a public type course, but there have been times when no carts are available for your tee time, and that should never happen. The play can be slow and I have not seen anyone doing anything to move it along. We are not all great golfers (well, some are), but we know how to play fast. I learned that at Saddlebrook, I also wish everyone else would play in that manner. Bathrooms are decent, drinks are available, and the carts are good. Port-a-potty was available in the back 9.

Other than oppressive heat, this golf course has it all - challenging holes interspersed with some…read moreeasier ones. Beautiful landscaping - like a walk in a forested park. Well maintained fairways and greens (wish more of us would tend to divot and ball mark repair). Glad to have 'senior rates'.

Pete Dye designed, need I say more? Reasonable price. Two…read more18 hole layouts. Both have their appeal. Sycamore course is a tough walk. Two of my favorite courses around Indy.

I was lucky enough to attend a practice round day of the BMW Championships hosted at Crooked Stick,…read moreand now I know why this course is world-renowned. Too bad it's private and thus only open to members. It's a Pete Dye course, so from a player/spectator perspective, it's a golfer's paradise. I was astounded by the size of the course and beauty of it - hole #18 is quite a looker, as is the recognizable #6 with the red covered bridge. The BMW Championship was well executed despite the wacky weather that week. I was able to park in a field a few miles away and ride a shuttle to the course and quickly caught one back when I was ready to leave. The course was breathtaking in the crisp white and black BMW colors, but what else do you expect when BMW is the title sponsor? Crossing my fingers the tournament returns in 2020 so we can experience it again.

This golf club created by Pete Dye is one of best courses in the world! I have been fortunate…read moreenough to attend multiple practice rounds as well as tournament play of the BMW Championships hosted in recent years. The course was always in great shape - bunkers raked, greens cut evenly, divots filled, etc. This is a very private course, and you need to be with a member to play. Fortunately, they have a prestigious caddie program that offers members a chance to play quickly, and vast community involvement for kids to learn lifelong skills. The members are overall very inviting, and the staff is very helpful - not only in the pro shop, but in the whole (beautiful) clubhouse itself. If you have any chance to play, I highly recommend!

Update - I started to go back and still like the course and love the "regulars" that play the…read morecourse. Very friendly and will chat, share tips, talk crazy, and invite you to play with them. Don't be fooled by their age! Not hitting far but straight and making pars. I do love the owner supports the First Tee organization and local programs to encourage golf with the youth. Call before you go because it may be a program scheduled.

Outstanding visit for the twilight deal of after 3pm golf with cart until close for $20. Well…read moremaintained course with clear fairways, challenging roughs and well manicured bunkers and greens. Only downside was a craving for peanuts, which they didn't have in the clubhouse. Ha. We'll definitely be back!

My husband is a member here and has been for years. They are under new management and we are…read moreexcited to see the improvements and updates.

I'm a senior golfer and recently played Deer Creek for the first time with my two sons who both…read morelive in Mooresville. The forward tees sometimes 25-50 yard advantage. I loved it. Course is in excellent condition save for a few spotty tees. Greens are undulated and fast. Lots of water and doglegs. Also enjoyed the elevated tee shots and approach shots to uphill greens. Watch out for hole 2 I think it is-the water sneaks up on you. Facilities are excellent-clubhouse, snack bar, restaurant, putting green and driving range all first class. Also one of the friendliest and most helpful clubhouse attendants I've ever run across. Highly recommend this course! And almost forgot to mention-can't beat the price!! FYI-I was not offered a senior rate and did not ask for one as the web site did not display a senior discount. Would have been a bonus!!