Cobblestone Golf Course

Designed by Stephen Burns, ASGCA and opened in 1998

Cobblestone - Kendallville, Indiana

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Course Details

Holes:

Par:

Length:

6863 yards

Slope:

129

Rating:

72.9

Driving Ranges:

Yes

The 18-hole "Cobblestone" course at the Cobblestone Golf Course facility in Kendallville, Indiana features 6863 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 72.9 and it has a slope rating of 129. The estimated green fees for 18 holes is $65. Cobblestone Golf Course Golf Club has an onsite driving range with 6 practice tees. Designed by Stephen Burns, ASGCA, the Cobblestone golf course opened in 1998.

Estimated Green Fees

$65

Scorecard for Cobblestone

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOT
Black73.80/133	416	388	525	182	350	380	554	212	432	3439	400	435	202	565	410	446	218	365	525	3566	7005
Blue71.80/132	395	370	510	175	310	370	535	195	416	3276	380	409	181	545	394	390	200	345	510	3354	6630
Gold69.50/124	385	343	490	165	285	330	493	185	375	3051	365	390	158	532	370	324	158	325	495	3117	6168
Silver67.80/119	366	332	481	132	248	316	493	168	360	2896	335	372	132	500	320	328	119	300	465	2871	5767
Silver (L)72.80/129	366	332	481	132	248	316	493	168	360	2896	335	372	132	500	320	328	119	300	465	2871	5767
Forest (L)66.60/113	279	250	466	96	208	263	354	140	303	2359	280	311	104	441	288	269	85	248	394	2420	4779
Par	4	4	5	3	4	4	5	3	4	36	4	4	3	5	4	4	3	4	5	36	72

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The Golfin' G. Reviewed August 21, 2025

Northeastern Indiana may not seem like a golf mecca, but don’t tell that to the folks who drive from cities like Kalamazoo, Michigan, and Toledo, Ohio, to play some of the area’s hidden gems.

Kendallville, Indiana, a town best known for its Bluegrass and Apple festivals and the Mid-America Windmill Museum, is the epicenter for golf in the area and the Home of Great Indiana Golf Packages. Great Golf has partnered with 11 golf courses in Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan, as well as the Best Western in Kendallville.

Rest assured (pun intended), the Best Western is the place to stay if you’re there to play golf. It’s centrally located to all courses; the majority are within half an hour. The rooms are fresh and well-decorated, the beds are super comfortable, and they offer a free, hot breakfast. There’s also a fitness center and a business center in case work rears its ugly head! When you stay at the Best Western during the golf season, you’ll see groups of golfers gathered in the lobby, enjoying their favorite beverages and discussing the day’s activities.

During a recent visit to the area, I had the opportunity to play three courses: Cobblestone Golf Club, Noble Hawk Golf Club, and Glendarin Hills.

Noble Hawk is a unique daily fee golf facility, borrowing design features from two well-known golf styles: parkland and traditional. You’ll find tree-lined holes with lush fairways and several large fairway-defining waste bunkers that lead to manicured greens and well-sculpted bunkers. On other holes, the flow and direction are determined by water and sand, reminiscent of what you’d find in Florida.

The 9th hole was my favorite, a dogleg right around a lake. If you can keep it out of the water on the right off the tee, you’ll have a mid-iron or wedge shot into the most unique green on the course. Its shape is hard to describe; it follows the contour of the lake in front of it with two bunkers in between and the water thrown in for good measure. A left-side vs right-side pin placement decides how much of the lake is in play. Club selection on this hole is crucial. Noble Hawk is a must-play if you’re in the area to play golf. They have some outstanding facilities and a friendly staff.

The best way to arrange a golf trip to Northeastern Indiana is to work with someone who knows the lay of the land. Great Indiana Golf Packages works with 11 of the top golf courses in the area and can provide your group with a great rate on a golf and hotel package that fits your budget and exceeds expectations. Other area courses include Bridgewater Golf Club, Heron Creek Golf Club, Autumn Ridge Golf Club, Stonehenge, Cherry Hill Golf Club, and Eagle Glen Golf Club in Indiana, and Island Hills Golf Club and Bella Vista Golf Course in Michigan.