The Fort Golf Course
Pete Dye designed The Fort on a retired military base that is exceptionally hilly and doubles as a nature preserve.
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Sign Up For EmailPete Dye designed The Fort on a retired military base that is exceptionally hilly and doubles as a nature preserve.
Indianapolis as a golf destination? Believe it.
Four holes of this Pete Dye-redesigned masterpiece are located in the infield of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, making for a one-of-a-kind, iconic Indy golf experience. The century-old track provides a unique yet beautiful home for an exciting round of golf, complete with Dye’s infamous railroad ties and creek banks lined with concrete from the race track’s former walls. Brickyard Crossing is one of only a few courses in the country to have hosted PGA, LPGA, and Champions Tour events.
PAR 72 // TEES 4 // COURSE YARDAGE 5,038 to 6,994 // CLUB RENTAL Yes // ADDRESS 4400 W. 16th St. // BOOK 317-492-6572
Rolling hills and a picturesque setting on the edge of 1,700-acre Fort Benjamin Harrison State Park create a breathtaking Pete Dye design with tree-lined fairways, undulating greens, and elevation changes surprising for Central Indiana. Once a U.S. Army post named after Indiana’s only President, the former military base was converted into a state park and nature reserve in 1995, and the course opened in 1997. National golf publications consistently rank this course among the best in the state.
PAR 72 // TEES 4 // COURSE YARDAGE 5,045 to 7,148 // CLUB RENTAL Yes // ADDRESS 6002 N. Post Rd. // BOOK 317-543-9597
British Open champion and World Golf Hall of Famer Nick Price co-designed this scenic links-style course with 18 memorable holes. Characterized by native prairie grasses, wildflowers, rolling terrain, and plenty of white sand bunkers, this risk-reward course will impress golfers and naturalists alike.
PAR 72 // TEES 5 // COURSE YARDAGE 5,536 to 7,267 // CLUB RENTAL Yes // ADDRESS 6701 S. Heartland Blvd., Camby // BOOK 317-630-1785
This classic links-style course is designed to impress and challenge with more than 125 crushed limestone bunkers and seemingly endless tall grasses. And when the wind is blowing, the course is sure to live up to its name. But with six sets of tees ranging from 4,562 to 7,754, it remains playable and has earned recognition as one of Golf Digest’s America’s Top 50 Courses for Women 2010-2013.
PAR 72 // TEES 6 // COURSE YARDAGE 4,562 to 7,754 // CLUB RENTAL Yes // ADDRESS 12160 E. 216th St., Noblesville // BOOK 317-776-4653
Every golf fan knows course designer Pete Dye's work, from the island-green 17th hole at TPC Sawgrass in Florida to the lighthouse hole at Hilton Head's Harbour Town. But did you know the World Golf Hall of Famer was a top amateur in Indiana and started his career here? Not only that, but he also honed his legendary course architecture skills right here in Indiana. With Indiana as the home to more Pete Dye courses than any other place in the world, he handpicked seven of his favorite courses to be part of the Pete Dye Golf Trail.