Wolf Run at Wolf Run Golf Club

Wolf Run, nestled amid the rolling farmland north of Indianapolis in Zionsville, represents a compelling blend of classic design principles and the unique character of the Indiana landscape. Opened in 1989, this verdant parkland-style course, designed by Ted McAnlis, presents an enjoyable test for golfers of all skill levels.

Wolf Run meanders through stands of mature trees and gently undulating terrain. Many holes offer wide fairways that reward power off the tee while some more strategic holes reward shot shaping. The course doesn't possess any singular defining characteristic, but the membership is known for their convivial atmosphere.

While not a championship venue, Wolf Run has hosted local amateur events, solidifying its position as a respected community club. The club is known for its excellent practice facilities and active membership, contributing to its reputation as a welcoming and engaging place to play golf in central Indiana. Wolf Run is particularly known for its famous pork tenderloin sandwich, a Hoosier staple, served in the clubhouse following a round.