Golf courses in Indianapolis, IN.

Indianapolis, IN

The Fort Golf Resort is a public 18-hole course in Indianapolis, Indiana, built on the former Fort Benjamin Harrison Army post within what is now Fort Harrison State Park. Pete Dye designed the course with P.B. Dye and Tim Liddy, and it opened in 1997 on rolling, hilly terrain across roughly 238 acres. From the back tees the par-72 layout measures 7,148 yards with a course rating of 75.0 and a slope of 143. Tree-lined fairways and undulating greens run throughout the routing.

Last verified 2026-09-17

Indianapolis, IN

Brickyard Crossing Golf Course sits at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indianapolis, Indiana. Pete Dye redesigned the existing Speedway course and it reopened in 1993 as an 18-hole par 72 of about 7,047 yards. Four holes sit inside the Speedway oval itself, reached through a tunnel under the track, which makes the setting unlike any other course in the country. Dye's work is visible in the mounding, the railroad-tie and waste bunkering and the greens set above the fairway line. Little Eagle Creek runs through the outer holes. The course hosted a Champions Tour event for several years and is open to public play.

Indianapolis, IN

Eagle Creek Golf Club is a 36-hole public facility in Indianapolis, Indiana, located within Eagle Creek Park, a large natural area about ten minutes from downtown. The property was established in 1962 and today includes two 18-hole courses, the Pines and the Sycamore, both designed by Pete Dye. The Pines Course mixes a long, difficult front nine with a friendlier back nine, while the Sycamore Course blends hilly terrain, tree-lined fairways and water holes with a links-style character. The original routing at Eagle Creek hosted the 1982 U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship. The Sycamore Course plays to a par of 72 at roughly 6,646 yards from the back tees. Eagle Creek is operated as part of the Indy Parks and Recreation system and is open to public play, with tee times required on weekends and recommended on weekdays. The facility includes a driving range, pro shop and clubhouse.

Last verified 2026-09-17

Indianapolis, IN

Winding Ridge Golf Club is a public 18-hole golf course in Indianapolis, Indiana, that opened in May 2000 with bentgrass tees, greens, and fairways. The course plays to a par of 72 and measures 7,038 yards from its longest tees, with a course rating of 74.6 and a slope of 135. Located on Bogey Drive on the city's east side, the club includes a pro shop, food and beverage service, and a deck overlooking the course. It is designed to accommodate golfers of varying skill levels.

Indianapolis, IN

South Grove Golf Course is a historic 18-hole facility built in 1902 and located just two miles from downtown Indianapolis. Designed by Harry Schopp, the course features tight tree-lined fairways and views of the city skyline. It has long been a venue for major amateur tournaments and features a layout with elevated plateaus for greens and tees. While it has been an accessible municipal course for over a century, the city has scheduled the site for eventual closure as part of a park redevelopment plan.

Indianapolis, IN

Coffin Golf Course is a championship-caliber 18-hole facility located along the White River in Indianapolis. The course was completely redesigned and reconstructed in 1995 to offer a challenging layout with mature trees and rolling terrain. Winding through some of the city's highest points, the course features bluegrass fairways and bent grass greens. Water hazards are present on seven holes of the par-72 layout which measures 6,789 yards. The facility also includes the Riverside Golf Academy.

Indianapolis, IN

Smock Golf Course is a publicly owned 18 hole facility in Indianapolis that was established in 1970. Spanning over 160 acres, the course is known for its natural surroundings and commitment to growing the game through junior programs. The property includes a full service bar and grill, a pro shop, and practice facilities such as chipping and putting areas. The facility is managed by Capital City Golf Management under an agreement with Indy Parks and Recreation.

Indianapolis, IN

Sahm Golf Course is an 18-hole public facility in northeast Indianapolis that opened in 1963 as North Eastway Golf Course #:~:text=Sahm%20Golf%20Course%20was%20orignally%20named%20North%20Eastway). It is one of the first courses designed by renowned architect Pete Dye #:~: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 #:~: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 #:~:text=Back%20Tees%3A%206%2C347%20Yards). Amenities at the site include a pro shop, a clubhouse, and a snack shop for golfers #:~:text=stop%20by%20the%20pro%2Dshop%2C%20the%20club%20house%20or%20the%20snack%20shop).