Indianapolis & Cincinnati Best Golf Courses
Best golf courses around Indianapolis & Cincinnati
Indiana's largest city is home to a number of top-quality public golf courses. Among them is Purgatory, a challenging course with a number of tee selections for different skill levels, and the championship layout at Brickyard Crossing Golf Course, a Pete Dye design whose history dates back to 1929.
Your Cincinnati itinerary may include visits to museums, botanical gardens and parks, but spare a few hours for the top-ranked Balterra Golf Course, a stay-and-play facility with a well-maintained championship layout.
If you're visiting Louisville, the spectacular Sultan's Run Golf Course, whose landscape of verdant parkland and rolling hills has made it sought-after among avid golfers. .
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your golf trip, look up the location of the courses on the Indianapolis & Cincinnati golf map. It will help you with your planning to play the best courses during your holidays. On the maps we have indicated golf hotels and Stay & Play resorts with the following symbol 
Where2Golf has applied a rating to each golf course visited. The rating scale, 5 (highest) to 1 (lowest), attempts to provide an indication of the golfing experience you can expect at each rated course. |
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Bear Slide
|  | Visitors welcome | Indianapolis | Refram, Dean |
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Belterra
|  | Visitors welcome | Cincinnati | Fazio, Tom |
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Birck Boilermaker
| | Visitors welcome | Indianapolis | Dye, Pete |
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Brickyard Crossing
| | Visitors welcome | Indianapolis | Dye, Pete |
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Camargo
|  | Private club | Cincinnati | Raynor, Seth |
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Crooked Stick
| | Private club | Indianapolis | Dye, Pete |
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Elks Run
| | Visitors welcome | Cincinnati | Norman, Greg |
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Fort, The
| | Visitors welcome | Indianapolis | Dye & Liddy |
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French Lick (Dye)
|  | Rsrt guests only | Louisville | Dye, Pete |
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French Lick (Ross)
| | Visitors welcome | Louisville | Ross, Donald |
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Maple Creek, IN
|  | Visitors welcome | Indianapolis | Dye, Pete |
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Mystic Hills
| | Visitors welcome | Indianapolis | Dye, Pete & P.B. |
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Otter Creek
| | Visitors welcome | Indianapolis | Jones Sr, Robert Trent |
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Plum Creek
|  | Visitors welcome | Indianapolis | Dye, Pete |
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Prairie View, IN
| | Visitors welcome | Indianapolis | Jones Jr, Robert Trent |
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Purgatory
| | Visitors welcome | Indianapolis | Kern, Ron |
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Rock Hollow
| | Visitors welcome | Indianapolis | Liddy, Tim |
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Shaker Run
| | Visitors welcome | Cincinnati | Hills, Arthur |
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Stonelick Hills
| | Visitors welcome | Cincinnati | Osterfeld, Jeff |
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Sultan's Run
| | Visitors welcome | Louisville | Jones & Sternberg |
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Sycamore Hills
| | Private club | Indianapolis | Nicklaus, Jack |
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Wolf Run, IN
| | Restricted | Indianapolis | Smyers, Steve |
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Yankee Trace
| | Visitors welcome | Cincinnati | Bates, Gene |
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Courses:Tiburón GC: featuring two Greg Norman-designed courses, this top-level Florida Stay&Play venue hosts the PGA and LPGA Tours this autumn. Leopard Creek: located on the edge of the Kruger National Park, this stunning Gary Player design plays host to the Alfred Dunhill Championship (Dec 13-16).
World Cup of Golf: with Denmark as defending champions, this prestigious team event heads for the Metropolitan Golf Club in Melbourne (Nov 22-25)Ladies Spanish Open: first played in 1982, this event brings the curtain down on the Ladies European Tour 2018 season (Nov 22-25).
Lee Westwood: back in the winner’s circle after victory in the Nedbank Golf Challenge, “Westy” recorded his first European Tour win for four years. Matt Kuchar: also back to winning ways after taking the Mayakoba Golf Classic, “Kuch” recorded his first PGA Tour win for four and a half years. |
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| Stratford-on-Avon Golf Club, whether you'd call you golf game a "Comedy of Errors", "Much Ado About Nothing" or "As You Like It", it will probably be a case of "All's Well That Ends Well", if you tee it up at the delightful Stratford-on-Avon Golf Club. Read more... |
| Cruden Bay Golf Club There are few finer tracks of seaside links golf than those laid out before you at Cruden Bay. In bygone days, towering sand dunes piled-up behind Cruden Bay's beautiful sandy beach. |
| Heritage Golf Club: Nestling down beneath a lush, verdant ridge, the Heritage Golf Club does much to evoke its sugar plantation origins. |
| Cape Wickham Links; on King Island burst onto the scene in late-2015 as the "next big thing" for links golf enthusiasts to travel to. |
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