Cardinal Hills Golf Course

Cardinal Hills Golf Course is a public 18-hole course located ten minutes east of Muncie, Indiana, in Selma. Originally established in 1949 by William "Bill" Diddle on land formerly owned by the Ball Brothers, the course has undergone several name changes before becoming Cardinal Hills in 1983 under the Fehlinger Family ownership.

The course features a traditional layout designed to accommodate players of all skill levels. The front nine includes two ponds and three sand traps, while the back nine presents six sand traps that demand strategic shot selection. Sprawling trees enhance the scenic beauty and hole characteristics without obstructing views. The White River runs nearby, adding natural wildlife and aesthetic appeal to the surrounding landscape without coming into play.

Three tee stations provide options for golfers of varying abilities and ages. The course is open to the public with no membership requirements, emphasizing accessibility and affordability for the entire family and surrounding community.