However, since the redesign, Kettering's course has become one of my favorite par 3 layouts in the area. The layout wasn't great, the baskets didn't catch, and it was kind of far. Pros: Indian Riffle used to be one of those courses that I never went to for a combination of reasons. It's a decent course to hit, and fun to throw, but isn't memorable. I imagine it takes time to dry out and firm up, so probably most desirable during the summer months. Much of the course holds water and get very sloppy and muddy.
Some navigation flow issues in a few spots, more directional aids would be helpful, but overall the flow is awkward more that it should be. Tee pads, and hole signage are both in great condition. Would be a good course for friendly rounds of mixed skill levels.
The holes are intermediate level in distances and difficulty, experienced players can score really well here.Ī solid mix of wooded holes and open ones along with a variety of shots, it's a fun play but nothing overly exciting. Indian Riffle comes across as an old school parks style course that winds around an expansive public area.
~Poor drainage, much of the course holds water and gets sloppy ~A few tricky navigation spots, could use some next tee indicators ~Course finishes fairly far away from where it starts ~Good concrete tee pads & descriptive hole signs ~Nice area of town, beautiful park with plenty of amenities
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