Play links style Pasture Golf in Alabama at the Indian Hills Golf Course. This public course has great views, plenty of trees, no crowds, friendly dogs. On weekdays you can play (walking, of course) all day for $10, year-round. We welcome submissions of pasture golf courses to this pasture golfers' directory.

Thank you, Jeff, for submitting this course!

View from the clubhouse looking up towards the entrance. #10 fairway is at right.

The clubhouse. That's one of the many dogs asleep in front of the bush.

View towards west from the #3 tee. That's Steve Forrester on the left and Jim Griffis.

Jeff Anderson, who submitted this course to PastureGolf.com, on the #3 tee. Thanks, Jeff!

Looking towards #4 green, in front of the buildings. Couldn't get a shot down the fairway because of the sun's position, but it's a tight fairway with woods on both sides. If you hit long, you'll be wet. A shot from the tee to the left is best. This is one of several holes on the course that seem to favor a right to left shot.

This golden retriever and his little buddy, a pug, came out to greet us from the house behind the #4 green. Here on the #5 tee, Jim has just been playing fetch with the retriever.

View of #6 hole from the tee, a short par 4, but an errant shot or a wormburner are disaster.

View from #7 tee, a par-5 shrp left dogleg that then goes up hill. You can't see the flag from your second shot, nor the ditch that runs in front of the green at the crest of the hill.

View from the tee of the par-4 #13 fairway. When this was a nine-hole course, the tees were further back and it played as a par-5. The land slopes off to the left, so if you hook it, it'll roll over onto the 18th fairway.

The area where you would like your tee shot to land on #13 for the long carry across the pond to the green. Depending on where you land and how well you hit, it can take anything from a 6-iron to a 5-wood to get across. A really challenging hole for us duffers.

View from the #17 tee. Another hole that favors a draw. If you tend to fade and don't want to wind up in the scrubby woods to the right, you have to start the shot down the left side, but those trees there cause problems for that. Too long, and you're in a ditch at the base of the hill that rises to the elevated green.

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This Page Updated: June 27, 2005

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