A "must play" golf course for golfers of all skill levels. The views are incredible. When you see…read morethe property for the first time you'll wonder how in the heck Pete Dye saw "golf course" but he created an absolute masterpiece. The green fees are high ($450) but if destination golf is your thing then you won't even blink as you swipe the credit card. The gift bag after the round is a very nice touch, the bag includes a small bottle of whiskey, cigar, and a personalized bag tag. Forecaddies are mandatory. My group had Randy as our forecaddie and his course knowledge and humor made the round even more enjoyable. Enjoy your round

This is my favorite golf course. It's beautiful and challenging. The staff is excellent and every…read morecaddie we've had has been great. We have played this course every few years since 2009 and look forward to future visits.

Great course for the area. I play this course 3-4 times a year when I'm visiting from Chicago…read more Challenging holes, nice slope and very friendly staff.

From the owner: Hidden Hills Golf Course…read more 12 tees driving range 18 regulation holes

Great golf course in a beautiful rural setting. Fast greens and beautifully maintained. The…read morepeople were very nice. We will be back if we're are in the area again.

Staff was friendly and helpful, course was in pretty good shape, sand in the bunkers take a little…read moregetting used to but were fair. Pace of play was absolutely unacceptable, with no one out there to get the pace moving. 5+ hours for a round of golf is unacceptable. Sad that we did not get to play 18 because we had to leave to go to the airport after being on the course for 5:15 minutes through 17 holes.

We tried playing this course a year ago but got rained out and got rain checks. We were able to…read morecomplete our round and boy were we in for a real treat (slightly sarcastic)! The course was super wet as it had rained for 6 hours the early morning of making it a puzzle to maneuver throughout the course. Regardless of that the course was beautiful and super challenging. We don't know if we'd ever make it back so we played the tips (very challenging) to get the full experience. Boy was it a full experience! We're both long enough but if you're anywhere not in the fairway you are punished, repeatedly. Accuracy is king and hitting fairways is a must. Greens were pretty slow because of the rain, but if they're a little drier I can see them being very fast. Bunkers were compacted and pretty much mud because of the rain. The par 3's were some of the longest par 3's I've ever played. 3/4 we're over 230 yards with 1 being 275! Just insane! Par 4 we're lengthy with most reaching 500. 2 of the par 5's were over 600. Quite a few blind shots so playing previously would help know where to go. Practice facilities were nice which included free range balls. Overall it's a nice course that can be challenging if you're not hitting fairways.

$50 all you can play until dark during the off-season! Newer course with rolling hills and forest…read moresurrounding. Friendly staff. Just wish the cart paths were layed out better so you know where to go when you get close to the green. Paths are only at the tee offs and greens.

Course was in great condition and much hillier than us flat landers expected! Jimi heard no less…read morethan 3 people reference "The Hills Have Eyes" which totally makes sense in a golf setting. Might've been those legends that were breaking in the Cottages. A nearby group hit a hole in one on the fourth hole! And by hole in one I mean they got it relatively close to the pin but not close enough to make birdie. But the celebration was fun to watch! Again might've been those Cottages legends. Later in the round, Jimi saw a gentleman "Happy Gilmore" swing a drive well over 200 yards. Actually ran into this legend post round at Hagen's and found out he's a 2 handicap. In that he has not one but two physical handicaps that make him suck at golf. The round was going great until some corporate big shot I presume took a work call on the 13th tee box causing a logjam. I overheard him scream "Tanjit we are not aligned!" Then he threw the phone down in anger and topped his tee shot. But even this couldn't take away from a memorable round at the Don Ross! 5 stars

The battle of excitement continues and satiated today!! Playing golf at the famous French lick…read moreand wanting to take this challenge on alone!! I geared up durning the predawn hours with a little warm up and driving range. And then properly equipped after a stop at the club house I assaulted the course. I was happy to find I was first on and all alone and quickly found my groove. The course was neat, well maintained and with the exception of the first hole all grounds team quickly stood aside as I played thru. Unfortunately at hole one the guy waited for me to show up then proceeded to place the flag and groom the hole. Had to wait for 10 min while he took his time. Otherwise it was peaceful and a great time. Hole by hole I conquered the excitement and adventure Using my tradecraft and long honed skill of well placed mulligans i finished with 3 over. (Probably more like 9 if I am honest). Mission accomplished. Thanks French lick!!

Well, I was camping and thought I would play 18. Ended up just playing 9 because the course was…read morereally crowded and they have no one to make sure groups are no more than 4. One kid working the check in, no other staff that I saw. Also, some of the locals ( i asked) have ZERO golf etiquette, they run around "hole jumping" like they own the place. It's basically a free-for-all. No wastebaskets on course, only restroom is at "club house". The greens were pretty good. No bunkers, pretty flat course, some trees and water hazrds. Better run (and better value! courses are nearby: Country Oaks, Valley Links, Otis Park, Huntingburg.

Course is in decent shape. greens good, fairways fair. The…read more"clubhouse" is a snakc shack with a restroom with window view of outside (and IN!). My main issue is the new prices! $26 dollars M-F, $30 Sat-Sunday.! Oh, and no senior discount. Can't recommend at those prices, You can spend less or up to 3$ more and play at a nice 18 hole course 7 miles west, Country Oaks. Not sure

First class course with amazing amenities and a staff that makes you feel like you are the best…read morecustomer. Caddies are great too.

Amazing. Service and food is amazing. Stayed onsite for 3 days and I don't have one complaint.read more

Wow! Rivers Edge has undergone a huge transformation, on the course and in the clubhouse! It's…read moreall good! The grounds are beautiful, with a new pond that has a fountain on the 16th hole. The course looks great! For winter fun, there are Full Swing Golf Pro Simulators in the newly renovated clubhouse. The bar also got an update, as well as the dining room and pro shop. It's beautiful inside! Enjoy Game day drink specials while watching your favorite sports teams on the new big screen TV's. Exciting times at Rivers Edge, with the promise of new activities and events! There are several leagues and clinics with something for everyone. And don't forget to check for special events. The Christmas party and New Years Eve dinner event were so much fun, with top entertainment and a wonderful meal. With a top rate management team and new Golf Pro coming on board, this public golf club will to be your new go-to place!

What a fun course in Shelbyville - we were first ones off tee - had a great time and course was in…read moregood shape considering all the rain!

On the website you can book tee time to find out once you arrive they can't see it and don't honor…read morewhat was quoted. Just not being the course it been in the last few years. Poor upkeep and were is the potapotty. So disappointing.

What happened to the portable restroom between 16 and 4. I realize that men have easier access to…read morerelieve themselves on the course ( there are many trees) however women don't have that option. Why is the coure bias toward men. Women play golf too.