Indian Meadows Golf Club

Friendly staff, nice layout, greens in great shape, conditions are fair, C grade, pace good, challenging. Great location on the way to Gillette Stadium.

Recently attended this course and it wasn’t very pricey but the course wasn’t great and was poorly maintained. It is very swampy and the tee boxes are in terrible shape. The staff at the front desk was very kind but the grounds crew were awful. We were approached multiple times by a member of the grounds crew who threatened to kick us off the course for taking too long. Overall the course is ok but will not be coming back.

We booked our tee time online and arrived about 10 minutes ahead of time. Rates were very reasonable. We were checked in quickly, given a scorecard, and directed to the first tee. There was a group of 4 ahead of us, but the course was not packed. We played 9 in about 2 hours 10 minutes. The course was in decent shape overall, considering the amount of rain that week. There were some soft spots, and there was a footbridge or two in need of some repairs. The course is a bit punishing on beginners that don't get air under the ball off the tees-- due to streams and ponds that criss-cross the fairways. The rough could be mowed a bit shorter, as I stepped on several abandoned golf balls over the course of play-- possibly due to the soft ground not allowing the balls to bounce up. The greens were in good condition, except some people need to walk without dragging their feet. The course could use some more conspicuous distance markers on the edges of the fairways for us players that play from the rough as much as the fairway. Overall, a good experience.

Don’t rake the sand. The provided rakes are old and brittle and I now have tons of fiberglass splinters in my hand. It made for a painful end of the round. Other than this the course is fine and a good value for the money

Good price, good course layout, and pretty good conditions. The tee boxes need a bit of work and being 9 holes, it's really hard to play 18 unless you want to wait 20+ minutes on the first teebox again.

Indian Meadows is a great little course at a strong value. Green fees are inexpensive and availability is usually good. The course is in great condition considering the green fees. There are some patchy areas on the fairways and tee boxes, but given the course's lowland location making it tough to consistently grow grass, along with the low green fees, it's totally understandable and forgivable. The greens are in great condition as of this writing. The course is subtly challenging, with angled fairways encouraging shaped tee shots, and mounded small greens. The vibe is unpretentious and welcoming to casual players. Really the only drawback of this course is that it's 9 holes, causing some backups at the "turn" during busy times. Overall, I've played here many times and I'll keep playing here for a while.

Friends and I have played Indian Meadows weekly for the last couple of years. Don't be put off by the building because the course is actually pretty nice. The course is average length and more challenging than it might appear. Lots of water! A lovely stream meanders thru the course and there are a few small ponds and a swampy area. The course does get wetter than most after a rain, but It is an easy course to walk. Can't beat the prices...excellent value and fun course to play. Recommend!

First time here and I really enjoyed it! Can’t beat $21 to walk 9 - course is nice and flat and easy to walk. Plenty of split fairways, trees and water to make it challenging. Mounded greens made it tough to stick a ball on the green without it rolling off. I was impressed with the conditions this early in the season! I’ll be back - thank you!