Lucas Oil Golf Course sits in the rolling hills of southern Indiana near the town of English, approximately 60 miles northwest of Louisville. Designed by Dr. Michael Hurdzan and opened in the mid-2000s, the course was developed as part of the Lucas Oil corporate campus, reflecting the company's investment in the region where it maintains significant operations. Hurdzan, known for his environmental sensitivity and strategic design approach, routed the course across varied terrain characteristic of the Crawford County uplands. The property features elevation changes, wooded corridors, and natural drainage patterns that shape the playing corridors. The design incorporates risk-reward options and emphasizes playability for a range of skill levels while maintaining strategic interest through green complexes and hazard placement. The course serves primarily as a private amenity for Lucas Oil employees and guests, though it has hosted regional amateur events and corporate outings. The facility reflects the company's commitment to quality and attention to detail, with conditioning standards maintained to support competitive play. The setting provides a parkland experience within the broader landscape of southern Indiana's forested hills and agricultural valleys. The course represents one of several Hurdzan designs in the Midwest that balance championship-caliber golf with environmental stewardship, incorporating native grasses and naturalized areas throughout the property. Its location within a corporate campus gives it a distinctive operational model compared to traditional private clubs in the region.