Walnut Creek

Marion, Indiana

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Course
18 holes

Walnut Creek Scorecard

Front 9123456789OUT
Par44534354436
Purple3704105702003201655654003603,360
Blue3553905501753001555353903403,190
Handicap000000000—
Back 9101112131415161718INTOT
Par4534454433672
Purple4105951404053105303603451753,2706,630
Blue3905651303752905003503301553,0856,275
Handicap000000000——

Tees, Slope & Course Rating

TeeSlopeCourse Rating
Purple11970.8
Blue11669.2

Walnut Creek by the Numbers

Walnut Creek plays to a par of 72 and measures 6,630 yards from the purple tees (6,275 yards from the blue tees). The layout features 4 par-3s, 10 par-4s and 4 par-5s. The longest test is the 11th, stretching 595 yards from the tips, and the shortest is the 12th at 140 yards.

72
Par
6,630
Max Yardage
4/10/4
Par 3s/4s/5s

About Walnut Creek

Walnut Creek features an 18-hole layout with a par of 72, measuring 6,275 yards from the forward tees and 6,630 yards from the back. The course is designed to challenge golfers of varying skill levels, with ample options between the Purple and Blue tees. Expect a mix of subtle bends and elevation changes throughout the round, with well-maintained greens that encourage precision putting. The layout incorporates a variety of grass types, providing a consistent playing surface that adds to the overall experience.

What to Expect

When playing Walnut Creek, expect a relaxed yet engaging round that could suit a range of handicaps, from beginner to intermediate golfers. Pay close attention to course management, as a few strategically placed hazards can catch the unwary; one well-aimed approach can save you several strokes. Be prepared for some elevation changes, especially on approach shots, so think carefully about club selection. The layout rewards precision, so keeping your drives in the fairway is key.

Fun Fact

Here’s a fun tidbit: Walnut Creek may not be the oldest course in Indiana, but it reflects the state’s growing golf culture, which has blossomed significantly since the sport gained popularity in the early 20th century.

About Marion

Marion, Indiana, is a charming midwestern town known for its rich history and warm community vibe. Home to the popular Grant County Historical Society and the annual Marion Popcorn Festival, the city offers a blend of cultural events and local traditions that make it a delightful stop for visitors. Whether you're exploring local shops or enjoying the small-town feel, Marion has a character that's inviting and friendly.

Nearby Attractions

After your round, don't miss a chance to explore the local dining scene. The popular Salt and Light Café offers a cozy atmosphere and delicious homemade meals. If you're looking for a little more excitement, check out the local basketball game at the nearby Indiana Wesleyan University, or visit the Grant County Historical Society to dive into the area's history. For a comfortable night’s stay, consider the Holiday Inn Express, conveniently located for any golf trip stopovers.

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