Hoosier Hysteria Of Golf Along I-90 In Northern Indiana By Mike May If you are looking for “A Memory Making Golf Experience,” focus on northern Indiana. For most making the trek across northern Indiana on I-90, it’s simply the shortest route to, or from Chicago. Golfers have a different perspective, however. With six golf courses, from Angola to Crown Point, I-90 is the gateway to great golf in the Hoosier state. Zollner Golf Course If a golf course’s reputation is based on what tournaments it has hosted, then the Zollner Golf Course in Angola deserves top billing. It was the site of the NAIA Men’s National Tournament in 1987, 1990 and 1992; hosted the Pepsi Junior Tour for nine years; and was the site of the 2012 NCAA Division III Women’s Golf National Championship. The Zollner Golf Course has also been the home for the Trine University’s men’s and women’s golf teams since the 1970s. As this golf course’s website states, “With its many elevation changes, Zollner is truly a thinking player’s golf course. Strategically placed bunkers and reconfigured fairways offer even more interest and challenge.” Cobblestone Golf Course The Cobblestone Golf Course in Kendallville, located just outside Fort Wayne, has been ranked as one of the premier golf outlets in Indiana for more than 20 years. Cobblestone was selected as one of “America’s Best New Courses” for 1999 and “Best Places to Play” in 2002 and 2003. Noble Hawk Golf Links Also in Kendallville, you can play the Noble Hawk Golf Links, one of northeast Indiana’s most popular public golf facilities. Noble Hawk, nicknamed “The Hawk,” features a memorable design as it’s the perfect combination of links Indiana Golf Journal
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