Sultans Run, carved into the rolling hills north of Jasper, Indiana, stakes its reputation on a challenge that rewards power and penalizes waywardness in equal measure. This modern layout unfolds across a landscape where generous fairways belie the strategic placement of hazards. Length is undeniably an advantage here, with many holes encouraging aggressive lines off the tee. Don't let the width fool you; approach shots demand accuracy to navigate the undulating greens protected by deep bunkers. Designed by Tim Liddy, a Pete Dye disciple, Sultans Run is a testament to Dye's influence, particularly in its bold shaping and visually intimidating features. Water comes into play on several holes, demanding strategic decision-making from tee to green. While Sultans Run hasn't hosted major championships, its reputation as a demanding test of golf has made it a popular venue for regional amateur events and US Open qualifiers. Sultans Run holds a respected position within the Indiana golf landscape, known for its championship-caliber layout and commitment to providing a challenging yet fair test for golfers of all skill levels. While it may not have the national acclaim of some of its more storied peers, the course offers a unique and memorable golfing experience. After your round, the clubhouse is known amongst members for it's Hoosier tenderloin sandwich - a local favorite that never disappoints.