Tim Liddy

Farmington, PA

Shepherd's Rock is the second Pete Dye course at Nemacolin in Farmington, Pennsylvania, built with Tim Liddy and opened in 2017. It occupies higher, more wooded Laurel Highlands ground than Mystic Rock across the resort. The course is routed over ridges and through hardwood, with rock ledges left in place and holes falling sharply from tee to fairway. Dye's bunkering and bulkheading appear throughout, and the greens are quick with steep surrounds that punish long-side misses. It plays as a par 72 at over 7,200 yards and is open to resort guests and public play.

Hudson, WI

Tom Lehman design in the St. Croix River Valley near Minneapolis

Peru, IN

Rock Hollow Golf Club is a public 18-hole course in Peru, Indiana, built in 1994 on more than 300 acres of a former gravel pit. Designed by Tim Liddy, the layout mixes old-growth forest, wetlands and exposed boulders with big elevation change. It plays to a par of 72 and 6,944 yards from the black tees, with a rating of 74.2 and slope of 138. The course has a driving range, chipping and putting greens, and several tee options.

Milton, DE

Pete Dye design with large greens and water hazards near Rehoboth Beach

Lebanon, IN

The Trophy Club is an 18-hole course located on US Highway 52 in Lebanon, Indiana, set on 247 acres with Prairie Creek running through the rolling property. The layout was designed by Tim Liddy and offers a links-style feel, with wide bentgrass fairways, large USGA-specification bentgrass greens, and taller bluegrass and fescue framing each hole. Strategic bunkering and a mix of dogleg and split-fairway holes give the course variety across its length. The course is open to public play with tee times bookable online or by phone. Practice facilities include a full driving range, short-game area, and putting green, and the clubhouse features a grill open to golfers and the public. The season generally runs from March through early December.

Last verified 2026-09-17

Attica, IN

Harrison Hills Country Club is a public course in Attica, near Lafayette. The 18-hole layout plays over rolling, wooded terrain along the Wabash River, a friendly course that serves the Attica area.

Coralville, IA

Brown Deer Golf Club is a semi-private, 18-hole course in Coralville owned by the city's Parks and Recreation Department. Its original nine holes opened in 1992, donated to Coralville by C. Alan Poots and Jennifer Niebyl, with an expansion to 18 holes completed by the mid-1990s. The course was designed by Tim Liddy and plays to a par of 71 over roughly 6,350 yards of bentgrass tees and fairways. An arts-and-crafts-style clubhouse and driving range round out the facility.

Jasper, IN

Sultan's Run Golf Club is on the north side of Jasper in southern Indiana, about 24 miles from French Lick Resort, which it is affiliated with. Tim Liddy designed the course, which opened in 1992. It is named for Supreme Sultan, a champion saddlebred horse owned by Alvin Ruxer, who donated the land, and each hole is named for one of his horses. The course moves over rolling, wooded ground with zoysia fairways and bentgrass greens, and water is in play on all four par 3s. The 18th is the one people remember, a 429-yard par 4 that bends right to a green set below the clubhouse and a large waterfall. It plays 6,859 yards at par 72 from the black tees with a 140 slope. Sultan's Run is open to the public and was named Indiana Golf Course of the Year in 2015.

Rising Sun, IN

The Links at Rising Star Casino Resort is a Scottish links style 18 hole course located along the Ohio River Valley in Rising Sun [1](https://www.eaglecountryonline.com/news/local-news/the-links-at-rising-star-casino-resort-celebrates-25-years-of-golf/) [2](https://www.indianagolf.com/golfguide/southeastindiana). Designed by architect Tim Liddy and opened in 2000, the course features rolling bent grass fairways and greens [1](https://www.eaglecountryonline.com/news/local-news/the-links-at-rising-star-casino-resort-celebrates-25-years-of-golf/) [3](https://www.lewisandclark.travel/listing/the-links-at-rising-star-casino/). The layout includes traditional long waste bunkers, winding lakes, and heather rough, measuring over 6,800 yards from the back tees [1](https://www.eaglecountryonline.com/news/local-news/the-links-at-rising-star-casino-resort-celebrates-25-years-of-golf/) [3](https://www.lewisandclark.travel/listing/the-links-at-rising-star-casino/). The resort marked its 25th anniversary in 2025 and offers a full service experience including a pro shop and locker rooms [1](https://www.eaglecountryonline.com/news/local-news/the-links-at-rising-star-casino-resort-celebrates-25-years-of-golf/).

North Manchester, IN

A public 18-hole course five miles east of North Manchester on State Road 114, built on 100 acres of former farmland. Two creeks come into play on 15 holes, and recent upgrades added trees and family tees. PGA Professional Todd Sandow offers lessons and club fitting.

Lafayette, IN

Opened July 4, 1967 on 160 acres next to Prophetstown State Park, Battle Ground was designed by Robert Simmons and served as the home of Lafayette Country Club for nearly 50 years. A Tim Liddy renovation reshaped the course, which plays to par 72 at up to 7,021 yards with wide bent grass fairways and water on only three holes. The clubhouse completed a $1.75 million renovation in 2026.