Fall Creek Disc Golf Course
207 reviews (showing 1–20)
@mamagaelic
The leapfrog layouts are fun! The wooded holes are really overgrown. There were multiple tee pads where we could not identify where the baskets were, hole 6 for example. No trashcans. Worth a play.
@rckaggie2012
Beautiful course with great upkeep. Back 9 of the 27 hole layout was tough, but super fun! Definitely worth the stop!
@cntbg23
Super cool shot design awesome . Shots that play along creek make you work on finesse approach shots. Multiple teepads, fun short layout. Solid four with the naps but with a fresh cutshe’s a 5. I can see the vision
@chameleon67
Great course. Get your birdies on 1-17, 19-27 will make you pay.
@mwatkins239
Solid. Really pretty along the creek. One of the better courses I’ve played near a major city.
@frogfur
Fall Creek is amazing!! It’s a must play in the Indy/Lawerence area. Being a 27 hole layout, you can jump around a lot to avoid back ups. The front 18 holes have red & blue tees and A & B pin locations. 19-27 have blue & gold tees & A, B & C pin locations. Very well maintained and constantly improving holes. Do to being in a flood plan we can not offer trash cans. So please pack your trash out and toss it into the dumpster or trash can by course map. The lost and found box is located by the course map. Discs are taken to the local dg shop, Disc Golf Mart. If your disc is inked you’ll get a call from them. If you’re thinking about playing Fall Creek, DO IT!! There is a shot for everyone here!
@bearballs
Great wooded course, flat, the holes after 19 are the best through the woods tight off the tee. Disk selection is imperative.
@bradvoy
Fun, well-designed course with excellent signage.
@jgeiman
Stopped on my way to Peoria to play a league night here. Everyone was super friendly and the course was great! No hills. Fair fairways. Rough can get a little rough so make sure you hit your lines.
@gansonsalmon
Favorite course in Indy!! Great variety of difficulty, especially with two sets of tees all around (sometimes three) and rotating basket positions. Absolutely love this course.
@bisness36
Very good wooded course with a nice warm up in the open before you get to the technical lines
@noahdeitchley
Best course in Indianapolis! Sitting just across the creek from Fort Harrison State Park - Great scenery, variety of shots, and challenge for new and veteran players. Extra holes are longer and tougher than original 18. Multiple teepads for each hole, and some extra pins on each hole as well. If you’re visiting Indy, play this course.
@zaccattack
Fantastic course. Well maintained, well thought out. Pretty.
@graulenst
well maintained. Wife liked the Bible verses. Very scenic. Creeks doesn’t come into play much. Can be muddy.
@gwight21
Definitely a fun but very challenging course. Front 18 are a little shorter and more technical. The last 9 are long and difficult.
@billcoughlin
Perfect conditions
@spg161
The first 9 holes are mostly pretty simple, the middle 9 are a bit more challenging, and the back 9 are for long, accurate arms. They start right after 17, stay in the woods instead of going out to 18. The new back 9 (holes 19-27) have 2 teepads and signage now, which is awesome. Beware the mud after rain, this course retains water more than normal. A few holes run along the creek, definitely a chance to lose discs here. Bring a retriever if you have one.
@thedoctor8
New extra holes have added a new dimension to an already good course. Bumps my review up a half star. Extras are difficult but a welcome challenge as the original 18 is often easy from the short tees to score on.