So to start i am from NE Indiana, so much of my playing experience is local...To start in my own little city
The Players Club-Muncie, Indiana
The course is really plush, very nice and has challenging holes the only downside is its in a residential area, so there are several house that have houses lining. Also a big factor of mine for a hidden gem are green fees...which i have never seen above 50 even on peak times
Heartland Crossing -Camby, IN (south of Indianapolis
Its a links style course in Indiana, and its super cheap....got taken there when I was just beginning with my three scratch buddies...We play the back tees. I shot a 101 and even though i consistent break 90 now that was the best round I have ever played
Coyote Crossing-Lafayette, IN
This was a great experience, course has everything you could ever want and plays even better...The one con is the carts have gps that can stop them if you get too close to a "wet or danger area" It just gets laughable at some points when it slams to a stop when you leave the cart path.
Obviously if your in Indiana there is the top courses that everyone talks about. Kampen at Purdue is crazy nice but kind of pricey. Purgatory and the Fort that are public as well as every course I have mentioned
