Brickyard Crossing: The Confluence of Golf & Auto Racing By Mike May Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines, er your golf carts! That is an appropriate message for all golfers that play the Brickyard Crossing Golf Course in Indianapolis – especially in May, when the annual Indianapolis 500 is contested. This 18-hole championship golf course is named in honor of its more famous sporting neighbor, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, which also hosts NASCAR’s Verizon 200 at the Brickyard on July 31. This golf course -- a Pete Dye re-design – is a true blend of golf and motor sports as it sits in the shadows of the Greatest Spectacle in Racing. The Brickyard Crossing Golf Course has 14 holes on the outskirts of the Speedway and four holes located within the infield of the Racing Capital of the World. Those four golf holes are a hop, skip, and a jump away from Gasoline Alley. To reach those four holes, you must drive your golf
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