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Indian Hills Golf Course - located in Murfreesboro Tennessee, just south or Nashville and 30 miles east of Franklin. A reasonably priced public golf course with plenty of water hazards, sand traps, and slippery greens.

For more information on Indian Hills golf course, or to arrange for tee times, click on the Indian Hills link.

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Posted by Larry Brewer on 11/13/2009 07:36 PM

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4 Comments on Indian Hills Golf Course

NOV

I am not a golfer but this sure sounds like something my husband would like while I am a-blogging away!

Larry,

It does look like a challenging course. Should be fun to play. Thanks for featuring it. :)

Steve

NOV

Larry, I am a once a year duffer. Can't say that I have been to that course. I do want to start taking lessons this winter so I can at least break 120 next spring and not dig for worms every shot...

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I am honored that my first three comments on this post came from rainers with at least 500,000 points.

Renee - I think you should give golf a try. you might be surprised at how many potential customers you will find on a golf course.

Steve - It's a lot harder than it looks. Most of the tee shots are set up where you can't see the green. Tree's, water, and out of bounds stakes are everywhere. Did I mention that the greens are really slick?

Michael - This would not be the place I would recommend for people trying to get into, or back into the game.

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