Indian Springs Montana Golf Course

Went down to Indian Springs to get a last shot of playing before the season end. The course starts out pretty straight forward for the first few holes then gets more interesting as it heads up into the hills. With the various tee boxes which for the most part are truly separated it can be a true test for any level of golfer. The greens had lots of slope and variation and were in great shape as were the fairways. The fellow in the pro shop was friendly and helpful. I will definitely be back.

Had a wonderful time at Indian Springs; starts with Floyd meeting us in the parking lot with the cart and ice in the cooler. Then on to the practice area, chip, putt and off we went. Our granddaughter joined us today. On the rock.

Third golf course in two days on our golf outing. Closest golf course in the state to the Canadian border that I am aware of. Great twilight rate with cart. Carts equipped with GPS units. Front 9 pretty straight forward. We.love the back 9 better as it was more challenging. Careful of your drives, etc. if you get in the rough, then finding your ball is almost impossible. Staff was great on sharing information about the course and there little snack/bar areas was better than expected. Only wish they had bottled water. Overall great experience.

The course was in excellent condition! The greens run true. The staff were very welcoming and provided service with a smile. We were driving by and figured we would check it out and see if we could get on. A gentleman from the club brought a cart right to our vehicle as soon as we parked! The gentleman inside the pro shop, got us all set up and we had a nice conversation with him after the round at the snack shack. The ladies at the snack shack were smiling and friendly. We both had taco salads and they were very good! Oh, and being that it was such a hot day they had free water, ice, and face cloth for us. Great all around experience! I would definitely go back again!!

I’ve played what feels like every course in Flathead except Indian Springs. Finally checked it out and it may be my favorite NW MT course. Great practice area, great range which is included in the price, and awesome staff (turn food wasn’t great, but draft beer was great!) The course itself is difficult. 6,100 yards is 133 slope and tips are 142 slope - so probably one of the more difficult, if not the most difficult course in NW Montana. If you’re not on the fairway, you’re most likely in one foot high grass or deep rough. Very narrow course with several blind shots. Course conditions were great. Greens were at 9.5ish according to starter but soon to be 10-12. Overall, I’d say this is the most scenic course in the area (Wilderness isn’t even close… Polson might be close on Flathead lake).