Southeast Indiana Courses

[Dr.Smooth]

Anyone privy to what's playing well in this quadrant of the state. Earlier I posted on Indian Springs course in Indiana but haven't gotten any interest. Looking for long fairly open courses if anyone knows the scoop. Thanks.

 

[sisyphus]

Sorry. Southeast Indiana literally has only two courses (Cedar Sentinels and Liberty Park). It had none only a couple of years ago. Cedar Sentinels is worth a visit, but doesn't fit your description ('long fairly open'). Though I haven't played it, I'd say your best bet (as you mentioned) near SE IN that does, might be Indian Springs.

 

[Dr.Smooth]

Anyway of getting info on Indian Springs? I would love to play this kind of course.

 

[DatRedDude]

If this is the course that is on a golf course a guy at our league last week drove down and said the grass was knee high and didn't look like they were still open for business.

 

[skottyb]

Dubois County Park is long and open. A lot more south than Indian Springs, and probably more West than your thinking. I'd recommend it or Prides Creek would be even better. Can always camp at Patoka Lake, even a few spots that are right off of the course.

 

[Dr.Smooth]

Yeah I really had my heart set on Indian Springs. Maybe it will be playable one day.
I have a long weekend coming up (this weekend) and just wanted to play something I haven't played before and something worth playing that wasn't too far of a drive.

 

[Dr.Smooth]

Oh god.. It looks beautiful with the lake going around it. Wow. And some good long true golf holes-drive, approach, and put.

At three and half hours away I don't think it is doable this weekend. If I drove down I would camp over night and play a morning round and leave. The weather looks to hot and nasty for that though. Sounds like a good autumn trip.