Regulation at Crestview Golf Club is an 18-hole course in Muncie, Indiana, designed by Bill Williamson. The course reflects Williamson's approach to routing and conditioning within the constraints of its Midwestern setting. Crestview occupies terrain typical of east-central Indiana, where modest elevation changes and native vegetation provide the foundation for play. The layout emphasizes strategic shot-making over dramatic topography. Williamson's design incorporates bunkering and water features to define landing areas and protect greens, encouraging golfers to think through their approach to each hole. The course plays through a mix of open and tree-lined corridors, with fairways that reward accuracy off the tee. Greens are generally receptive to approach shots, though their contours demand precision on shorter irons and wedges. Regulation serves the Muncie golfing community as a private club facility. The course is maintained to standards typical of regional private clubs in Indiana, with attention to playability across varying skill levels. The name itself suggests an emphasis on straightforward, honest golf—a design philosophy that values fair challenge over gimmickry. The club's setting in Muncie places it within reasonable driving distance of other notable Indiana courses and the broader Midwest golf landscape. Crestview functions as a home course for members seeking consistent, well-maintained play in a community-oriented club environment.