French Lick Resort in French Lick, Indiana, offers a unique golf experience with courses designed by some of the most renowned names in golf course architecture: Donald Ross, Pete Dye, and Tom Bendelow. The resort features 45 holes spread across three main courses, providing a diverse and challenging golfing environment amidst the scenic rolling hills of southern Indiana.
The Pete Dye Course is notable for hosting prestigious tournaments like the 2015 Senior PGA Championship and several Senior LPGA and Big Ten Conference Championships. This course creatively utilizes one of the highest elevations in Indiana to offer golfers stunning vistas alongside strategically demanding play.
Constructed in 1917, the Donald Ross Course has a rich history, having hosted numerous regional and national events including the 1924 PGA Championship. Valley Links Golf Course complements these with a nine-hole layout that retains its historical roots from its original Tom Bendelow design in 1907.
Additionally, Sultan’s Run Golf Club located nearby in Jasper adds another dimension to the resort's offerings. Designed by Tim Liddy, this parkland-style course features scenic rolling hills and a picturesque waterfall behind its 18th green.
Golfers visiting French Lick Resort can indulge in a variety of championship-level challenges while enjoying some of Indiana’s most striking landscapes.
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