Southern Dunes Golf Course — Indoor Golf Simulator

8220 S Tibbs Ave, Indianapolis, IN, 46217

About Southern Dunes Golf Course

Southern Dunes Golf Course is an indoor golf simulator venue in Indianapolis, IN. The bays are equipped with technology including TrackMan.

You can book golf services including Indoor Golf Lessons. Explore simulator technology, pricing, hours and reviews for Southern Dunes Golf Course in Indianapolis, IN, then send a booking request to reserve a bay.

For a round outdoors, golf courses near Southern Dunes Golf Course include Southern Dunes Golf Course, Winding River Golf Course and Buffer Park Golf Course.

Simulator technology: TrackMan

Services: Indoor Golf Lessons

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Southern Dunes Golf Course located?

Southern Dunes Golf Course is an indoor golf simulator venue located at 8220 S Tibbs Ave, Indianapolis, IN, 46217.

What golf simulator technology does Southern Dunes Golf Course use?

Southern Dunes Golf Course runs simulator technology including TrackMan.

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Google rating

Rated 4.1 out of 5 on Google (349 ratings).

“I’ve never been here since I don’t join country clubs or golf, but I pass by it on the weekends during my 10k runs. It seems very well kept up. Guys are always driving the golf carts across the road to get to the actual golf course. It looks like they also have a swimming pool.” — Joseph Shofner, rated 3 out of 5 on Google (a month ago)

“The course is nice, but not worth the price. Last year it was 55$ to play on the weekend but since then, they raised it to 68$. The only time you should raise the price is if the greens and fairways are perfect when the most the time, they aren’t. Do better.” — Austin Mitchell, rated 1 out of 5 on Google (2 months ago)

“I played at a charity golf tournament here and had a great time. The course was challenging but the way the course set it up, pace of play was great. We saw the beverage cart 4 times which is twice as often as I usually see it during big tournaments. Also want to shout out to the staff for finding me an extra set of men’s rental clubs to use. I’m now in the market for Ping 440s. ;) I really appreciated the extra effort!!” — Ashley Pate, rated 5 out of 5 on Google (9 months ago)

“Giving the course a 3 because I found a mix of good and bad. So I’m my opinion right in the middle seems fair. Overall it was a fun and challenging course to play for a great price. PROS: -Paved cart paths running the entire length of the course -Great value (around $48 for 18 w/ cart on Sunday) -Challenging natural obstacles as well as bunkers force you to put thought into each shot. -Newer carts that were clean when we got into them -Friendly workers in the clubhouse. Cons: -Starter didn’t seem to have a rhyme or reason to his ordering or grouping. Wasn’t asked my tee time when I approached 1. Was on the fairway waiting for the green to clear when balls started landing near us. It’s my understanding that this persons role is to insure these things don’t happen. (We we’re also instructed to hit towards the group in front of us and told to ask if we can play through). -As some other people mentioned the grounds are in pretty bad shape in a few areas. Just about every green was hard as a rock with dead spots. Tee boxes were just as dry, some areas the tee would just crumble the dirt. So I often found myself poking around trying to find a good spot. -Bunker sand had small pebbles and even medium sized pebbles/rocks. This is not good for clubs. -Clubhouse. Outside is a site to see, inside is nice but not really what I thought I was going to see. Still nice though. In conclusion, I would say there are limitless possibilities for this to be a truly amazing course to play. I’m sure they have their hands full with grounds maintenance so I can loom past some bare spots for the price. Hopefully at some point maintenance becomes a priority. When this happens I’m confident $48 won’t pay for 18 holes. So my advice is that if you’re in the area take advantage of the value. It’s not hard to look past the faults to find a truly fun and challenging experience. Play a course designed by a golf legend for $48? I think it’s worth it!” — Justin Sloan, rated 3 out of 5 on Google (3 years ago)

“Great course. Very well priced and course plays really good. Nice golf carts, staff is friendly. Bar and grill is priced well. Love playing here when I get chance.” — C King, rated 5 out of 5 on Google (7 years ago)

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