Noble Hawk Golf Links
About Noble Hawk Golf Links
Golf Club Overview
Address: 3005 Noble Hawk Dr Kendallville Indiana 46755-3464, Noble, Indiana, 46755-3464 United States
Tel: (260) 349 0900
Golf Pro: N/A
Website: https://www.noblehawk.com
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Visitor Information & Green Fees
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Courses & Scorecards
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Noble Hawk Golf Links Reviews
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The Golfin Guy rated 4.5 out of 5
Reviewed Aug 21 2025
Challenging Layout
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.
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The Golfin' Guy/Crossville rated 4 out of 5
Reviewed Nov 21 2020
Great Golf in Fort Wayne, IN
When you’re thinking about where to go on your next golf vacation, Fort Wayne isn’t likely to be top of your list. But if you live in the upper Midwest, maybe it should be. There are no less than 25 courses in the area that are open to public play and several of the top tier courses have been packaged together by Great Indiana Golf, which operates out of Cobblestone Golf Club in Kendallville, IN. Here are three “must-play” courses when you're in the area.Noble Hawk is one of those elite courses and a “must-play” in the area; it too has received its share of recognition. Golf Digest Places to Play awarded them 4 out of 5 stars. Course owner Tim Dykstra thinks that Noble Hawk is one of the most unique courses in the area and after playing a round on it, I think he may be right.
The course is a combination of several golf course styles. Several holes will remind you of a southern course with lots of sand and water. Believe me, having lived, and played golf in Florida for 25 years, there is only so much you can do with sand, water, and palm trees, so having a couple of other styles to fall back on is a good thing. A few holes feature tree-lined fairways, something you find on mountain-type courses. Several holes feature manmade hazards such as ponds, bunkers, and built-up rough like a parkland course. But to me. the overall feel of Noble Hawk is more like a Scottish heathland-style with gently rolling fairways carpeted in Bentgrass fairways, large undulating greens, and a variety of ornamental grasses that add to the challenge and overall linksy look of the layout. In addition to outstanding golf facilities, the level of service provided by the friendly staff is second to none.
Each side has its own risk/reward hole. The 7th is listed on the scorecards at 295 yards but plays downhill. Sand and water divide the fairway and while it is drivable and gives up the occasional eagle, playing for birdie is a more prudent idea. Number 14 is a very narrow but short par 4 that plays 299 yards. An iron or fairway wood off the tee is the smart play. The slope of the fairway will funnel the ball back to the middle and leave a short iron into one of the course’s smallest green. Brains over brawn will yield a better score.
The 13th hole stands out in my memory from my trip to Noble Hawk. I love courses that name their holes and this is one of the best: The Jugular! For most golfers, this 542-yard par 5 is a 3-shot hole. It’s a tight driving hole with trees on either side and is best played with a drive down the right. Choose your layup club carefully and leave yourself a manageable distance into the green. You’ll have to carry a small valley on your approach shot and it’s important to be on the right level of this multi-tiered green. Par is a great score here.
The Best Western Kendallville Inn is the preferred hotel partner of Great Golf Indiana. The hotel is locally owned and was recently renovated. The Best Western Kendallville Inn has all of your typical big-city hotel amenities and a heaping helping of warm, small-town hospitality. They offer a variety of rooms and suites that are perfect for golf groups and couples. Rooms include a microwave and refrigerator, 32-inch LCD TV, high-speed Internet access, and a full breakfast buffet. Be sure to ask about the “special perks” available for their golf visitors. Nearby Fort Wayne offers big-city entertainment, dining, and shopping.
The Fort Wayne area is poised to be the host of a multi-venue golf tournament like they have in Myrtle Beach and Mesquite, Nevada. They have the courses and accommodations to pull it off and with a little participation from local restaurants I’m confident it would be a success. Great Indiana Golf has put together some great golf packages that include some of the best golf courses Indiana & SW Michigan has to offer together with overnight accommodations at the Best Western Kendallville Inn.
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Is there a driving range at Noble Hawk Golf Links?
No, we are unaware of a driving range at this venue.
Is there a golf clubhouse at Noble Hawk Golf Links?
No, we are unaware of a clubhouse at this venue.
Is there a golf pro shop at Noble Hawk Golf Links?
No, we are unaware of a Pro Shop at this venue.
Are there changing facilities at Noble Hawk Golf Links?
No, we are unaware of changing facilities at this venue.
Can you hire buggies at Noble Hawk Golf Links?
Buggy hire is available and will be subject to availability. Call prior to your visit to confirm you requirements.
Can you hire golf clubs at Noble Hawk Golf Links?
Yes you can hire golf clubs but these will be subject to availability. Contact Noble Hawk Golf Links prior to your visit to confirm your requirements.
Is there a bar at Noble Hawk Golf Links?
Yes there is bar.
Is there a restaurant at Noble Hawk Golf Links?
Yes you can order food for dining at Noble Hawk Golf Links
Is there accommodation at Noble Hawk Golf Links?
No, we are unaware of accommodation being available.
Are there functions rooms available to hire at Noble Hawk Golf Links?
No, we are unaware of any function rooms being available.
