The Club at Chatham Hills

Overview: The Club at Chatham Hills is a Pete Dye championship course in Westfield, Indiana, routed across rolling ground with wooded areas, water and bold green complexes. The 18-hole course measures 7,143 yards at par 71. Its visual movement and strategic angles reflect Dye’s preference for making the golfer choose lines and landing areas rather than simply following a flat corridor.

History: The championship course opened in 2014 and is described by Chatham Hills as the last course Pete Dye designed and constructed on the property. It forms the main 18-hole routing of a larger golf program that also includes a separate nine-hole executive course. The entry here refers specifically to the Pete Dye championship course.

Did You Know? Chatham Hills has two distinct golf experiences on the property. The ranked routing is the 18-hole Pete Dye championship course, while the club also identifies a separate nine-hole executive course.