Championship at Chatham Hills

Chatham Hills whispers of a challenge that's long on ambition, if still young on history. Nestled amidst the rolling Indiana farmland of Sheridan, the course offers a stern, but fair test of the modern game.

Designed by Pete Dye's firm, and later refined by a newer generation of shapers, Chatham Hills presents a decidedly American take on parkland golf. Expect wide fairways that encourage aggressive play, demanding approaches over strategically placed water hazards, and bentgrass greens that run quick and true. Faders are favored, but there's something in it for everyone with proper club selection.

While yet to host a major championship, Chatham Hills quickly became a prominent competitive venue in central Indiana. The club's focus remains on providing a top-tier experience for its members, cultivating a vibrant golfing community known for its relaxed atmosphere and post-round camaraderie. Word has it their post-round barbecue is as much of a draw as the 18th green, where you can be sure to spot your friends and fellow club members regardless of the time of day.