About this venue
The Club at Chatham Hills is a distinctive golf complex in Westfield, Indiana, shaped by the unmistakable design philosophy of legendary golf-course architect Pete Dye. Its centerpiece is the 18-hole Championship Course, routed across rolling terrain with wooded stretches, water features and natural ravines, while a 9-hole Executive Course provides a shorter alternative. The Championship Course is particularly significant as the final course Dye designed and was personally involved in building, giving the venue a special place within his architectural legacy.
The experience extends well beyond the main course. The complex includes an extensive practice area with a driving range and dedicated short-game facilities, while the clubhouse brings together dining, golf simulators, social spaces and additional recreational amenities. Strategic course features, carefully integrated fairways and the natural landscape create an environment suited to both high-level competition and more relaxed rounds of golf.
The venue is located at 1100 Chatham Hills Blvd, Westfield, United States. Under normal club operations, drivers can approach directly via Chatham Hills Boulevard toward the clubhouse and associated parking areas. For major tournaments and special events, parking arrangements, drop-off points and spectator entrances may be organized differently, so visitors should check the instructions issued for their specific ticket. For a broader overview of transportation and getting around Westfield, see the city information further down the page.
About the city
Westfield, a dynamic city in the state of Indiana north of Indianapolis, has developed into a recognized destination for sporting competitions, concerts and other large gatherings. A particularly important part of the city's offering is Grand Park Sports Campus, a large complex of sports fields and indoor facilities that attracts athletes, teams and visitors from different parts of the United States and around the world. In addition to its sports facilities, the city center and Grand Junction Plaza provide space for outdoor concerts, festivals and community events, making Westfield an appealing base for visitors who want to combine an event with a stay in the greater Indianapolis area.
Reaching Westfield is relatively straightforward thanks to its road connections with the Indianapolis metropolitan area. The main road corridors include US-31 and nearby I-465, providing convenient access to Grand Park, downtown and other event locations. For international and long-distance visitors, the most important airport is Indianapolis International Airport (IND), where rental cars, taxis, Uber and Lyft services are available. Travelers arriving by rail can use Indianapolis Amtrak Station in central Indianapolis and then continue to Westfield by road. As Westfield does not have an extensive urban rail network, cars and on-demand transportation services are the most practical choices for reaching stadiums, sports complexes and concert venues.
Before or after an event, it is worth exploring central Westfield and Grand Junction Plaza, a landscaped public space connected with restaurants and other amenities around downtown. Visitors who enjoy active recreation can walk or cycle along the Monon Trail and Midland Trace Trail, which connect different parts of the city and offer a pleasant way to discover the local surroundings. For a meal or a relaxed end to the day, the area around Park Street is a popular choice for restaurants and locally operated dining establishments. The combination of major sports facilities, convenient road access and well-developed recreational areas makes Westfield a practical destination for visitors planning a trip around a sporting event, concert or another form of entertainment.
