Greens are fast but receptive, had just been top dressed when I played. Excellent value deal for…read moremembership this summer

Probably the greatest course in Kokomo and surrounding area. Best kept course all year long, great…read morepga teachers, and great kids camps in summer.

This course is always in great shape. Bent grass fairways, tee boxes and greens. Par 70, and plays…read morefairly short. Good course to score well on. Golf Pro Cary is very hospitable. Range is available, but small. Great putting greens.

I'm merely rating the "club" side and not the golf side as I am not a golfer…read more I've been going to the country club since I can truly remember. It used to mean hanging out with people in my family that made me upset or uncomfortable but its definitely evolved for me. My mom got a membership a few years ago and we've been really taking advantage of its convienance. The food here is always presented well and superb. I'm addicted to their greek salad with hot bacon dressing and their sauteed spinach *OMG!!* They are also very helpful for all your event planning needs. They have VERY affordable rates, which most people don't expect I guess, for really nice quaility of services. They have several different sizes of rooms, all of which have a decent level of class that is hard to find at any of the other banquet halls in Kokomo (one perk is that the sewage treatment plant is NOT across the street. LOLLLL). The pool and poolside services are awesome. I usually try to go by the pool and have a margarita and a greek salad as much as possible in the summer. They have a nice locker room to get ready in, as many as you need towels, free sunscreen, and lots of water toys. Very stress free. They also have a baby pool that few use but its great to sunbathe and stay cool...the reflective water also greatly improves you tan. :)

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

Disclaimer: I like to play golf. I love to play golf on a well thought out and manicured…read morecourse...and I don't care about a fancy clubhouse or GPS on the carts. I've played here twice now, the last being a few months ago. Tee boxes, fairways, rough, approaches and greens were in beautiful shape even with the deluge of rain we had. The clubhouse, carts and cart paths are pretty basic and don't match up to the same quality of the course, but I'm there to play the links. It's the kind of place where you are led through and rarely see the other holes while you are on your hole...however, we did see the same deer a few times, just wandering around! If you enjoy a great course, this place is for you!

My husband and I drove an hour and a half to get here. My husband plays, I don't, but I love to…read morebe out on the course talking, taking pictures etc. There are NO riders on carts allowed on Saturdays and Sundays??? That is a piece of information that needs to on the website. RIDICULOUS

We had a private after-hours dinner served for a large family gathering, with an original limited…read moremenu created just for us by Chef Nick Huffman in the Covered Wagon. The service was stellar, and the food was superior to anything I have had in a very long time. Chef Nick provided three menu options of his creations, including "Mango Salmon", "Chicken Marsala", and "Hoosier Hot Plate". I split the Mango Salmon and Hoosier Hot Plate (beer-battered and deep-fried custom cut pork tenderloin w/peppered gravy) with my brother, and both dishes were excellent, with the fish being very tender and juicy, the tenderloin being the best I have ever tried in the entire state of Indiana. The presentation was also very impressive! Be sure to check out the Prairie View Golf Club Facebook Page for their current restaurant specials of the week, as well as their Pizza Menu with carryout on Friday nights. The restaurant is open for dinners most days--be sure to check out the restaurant calendar on the website for hours and specials: https://www.prairieviewgc.com/covered-wagon/the-covered-wagon-monthly-calendar

Have played this course for 25 years, and played again on Monday, August 3rd. Always enjoyed it…read more I do realize that P.V. has changed ownership and management companies a couple of times in the more recent past......and so I looked forward to playing there again with two friends from out of town. Deal was good, times were good, carts were good and the ProShop people were more than adequate. Due to recent rains course was Cart path only, which was surprising since course got hit by rain 2 days before i played. Cart path only always stinks for a 70 year old, but hey, i still love to play. What WAS surprising and in a negative way was that several (like more than 1/3) saw the greens in terrible shape and in 1/2 of the cases, the teeboxes look like they hadn't been tended to in a couple of years. That part of the round was totally terrible...and disappointing candidly.

A great course to play, awesome staff, good bar and food! My favorite place to get a cheeseburger!…read moreAlways a blast to go and hang out with all of the golfers and members at the course.

Played18 here for the first time in many years. Staff was great and corse was in good shape. I will…read moredefinitely be back.

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!

My daughter and I played recently and throughly enjoyed ourselves. We are not the best golfers and…read morehad not been in awhile. We felt welcomed and not rushed. Only played nine holes but will return to play 18

Serviceable municipal style affair about 15 minutes south of Pendleton. Plays short even from the…read moretips and bombers off the tee may find a chip is all that is left into the green on several holes. Slope rating of 114 from the blues gives a pretty good indication that it isn't a significantly difficult track. Very quiet out here in the sticks and it made for a nice round. Overall appears like a very mature course with large trees lining the fairways. Greens have a decent amount of contour and played slow today...sped up some once the morning dew burned off. Greens were freshly mowed and well kept but the fairways appeared like they hadn't been touched since Thursday or Friday (probably due to amount of rain past few days). Little to no roll out on tee shots and felt like anything in the fairway was hitting from the first cut on any other course. Tee boxes were in good shape. Some interesting holes here too...it isn't just a back and forth affair. Seriously 5 cars in the lot when I rolled up at 730 on a Sunday (!) and pretty sure one was an employee. All carts still had serious amounts of dew on them. I am fairly sure there wasn't anyone else working. Very much a local operation. Attire on the course was anything from traditional to jorts. My playing partner assured me the skill sets vary wildly also. Playing time for us was just over 3 hours with no one ahead of us. Hard to lose a ball here since it is pretty open on most fairways. Pro shop and snack bar were below average and the woman running it was...surly. Breakfast burrito was $3.45 straight from the freezer into the microwave. Overpriced. For a $34 weekend rate I was not expecting a ton. It is what it is and was OK for me. I will likely be back if for nothing else the low rates and proximity to my current location.