Otter Creek Golf Course

Located in Columbus, Indiana, Otter Creek Golf Course is a premier public championship course that has ranked among the top public golf courses in the United States since opening in 1964. Designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr., the only RTJ Sr. course in Indiana, the original 18 holes—now the North and West courses—were created in harmony with Southern Indiana's gently rolling hills terrain. Jones designed each shot to present a natural challenge, establishing Otter Creek as a distinctive championship layout.

The course has hosted 26 Indiana Amateur Championships and an NCAA Division III NCAC Championship, demonstrating its championship caliber. The facility features a top-notch driving range and dedicated chipping and putting practice areas. The historic clubhouse was designed by renowned modernist architect Harry Weese and houses the Otter Creek Restaurant, which offers dining with views overlooking the course. The facility also includes Ovation Technology Indoor Trackman Simulators for year-round practice and instruction, along with professional club fitting services.