Brickyard Crossing Golf Course
📍 Indianapolis, IN, United States
4400 West 16th Street 46222
Brickyard Crossing Golf Course sits on the grounds of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, with 14 holes located east of the backstretch and four holes in the track's infield. Originally designed by Bill Diddel and opened in 1929 as the Speedway Golf Course, it was redesigned by Pete Dye in 1992 and reopened under its current name in 1993. The course has hosted numerous professional events, including the PGA Tour's 500 Festival Open, the PGA Champions Tour's Comfort Classic, and the LPGA's Indy Women in Tech Championship, with past champions such as Gary Player, Billy Casper, and Lexi Thompson. In 1964, The Beatles visited the course's putting green, an event commemorated by a photo displayed in the clubhouse.
| Tee | Yardage | Par | Rating / Slope |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gold M | 7,180 | 72 | 74.6 / 141 |
| Blue M | 6,621 | 72 | 71.8 / 132 |
| Blue/White M | 6,348 | 72 | 70.2 / 131 |
| White M | 6,028 | 72 | 68.7 / 130 |
| Green M | 5,590 | 72 | 66.5 / 118 |
| Red M | 5,024 | 72 | 64.3 / 110 |
74.6 / 141
7,180
72
71.8 / 132
6,621
72
70.2 / 131
6,348
72
68.7 / 130
6,028
72
66.5 / 118
5,590
72
64.3 / 110
5,024
72
Brickyard Crossing Golf Course — Indianapolis, IN
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