As we dive into the holiday season here in Indiana, I just want to focus on the incredible inventory of golf courses, designed by brilliant golf course architects, that can be found in the state of Indiana.
From north to south, they range from the Warren Golf Course at Notre Dame in the far north to the Old Capital Golf Club in the southwestern section of the Hoosier state. I have said this many times, that one would be extremely hard-pressed to find a state with as many top-notch golf courses designed by so many talented and high-profile golf course architects as can be found in Indiana.
The Hoosier state is truly blessed with such an amazing and diverse number of courses. It’s a great reason to be thankful that you play golf and you live in Indiana. And, the Indiana Golf Journal is pleased to have the platform to tell the world about all that’s great in golf in Indiana.
While the weather remains overcast and chilly during the winter, enjoy the many non-golf activities that take place in Indiana in December, January and February.
Ski at Perfect North in Lawrenceburg, or join in the Red Nose Romp road races in Indianapolis. High school and college basketball games are an Indiana tradition, plus enjoy the winter festivals that take place across the state during the cold winter months.
And, if you feel the need to escape to the warmer sections of the country during the winter, take those golf clubs and peruse through past issues of the Indiana Golf Journal for tips on where to go play. Alabama’s Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail, the Georgia Golf Trail, the Brunswick Isles area of North Carolina, and the Florida Historic Golf Trail are great places to consider visiting.
I have played golf at each of those destinations and they get my seal of approval.
Happy Holidays and Happy New Year from your friends at the Indiana Golf Journal.
Mike May
