Sahm Golf Course

Sahm Golf Course is an 18-hole public facility in northeast Indianapolis that opened in 1963 as North Eastway Golf Course [2](https://www.ncgolf.com/golfcourses/william-sahm-golf-course #:~:text=Sahm%20Golf%20Course%20was%20orignally%20named%20North%20Eastway). It is one of the first courses designed by renowned architect Pete Dye [1](https://parks.indy.gov/parks/sahm-golf-course/ #:~:text=One%20of%20famed%20golf%20architect%20Pete%20Dye%E2%80%99s%20first%20designs). The flat and open layout features tree-lined fairways and large greens, with water hazards appearing on six holes [1](https://parks.indy.gov/parks/sahm-golf-course/ #:~:text=water%20hazards%20on%20six%20holes%20and%20sand%20traps%20on%20nine%20holes). The course measures 6,347 yards from the back tees and offers an enjoyable experience for various skill levels [3](https://www.ncgolf.com/golfcourses/william-sahm-golf-course #:~:text=Back%20Tees%3A%206%2C347%20Yards). Amenities at the site include a pro shop, a clubhouse, and a snack shop for golfers [1](https://parks.indy.gov/parks/sahm-golf-course/ #:~:text=stop%20by%20the%20pro%2Dshop%2C%20the%20club%20house%20or%20the%20snack%20shop).