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Eagle Creek Golf Club is a 36-hole public golf facility in Indianapolis with two distinct 18-hole courses, the Pines and the Sycamore. Both layouts are Pete Dye designs, and published course histories date them to 1975. The Pines is described by the club as having a demanding front nine followed by a more player-friendly back nine.
The Sycamore combines hilly ground, tree-lined corridors, water holes and more open links-influenced sections. S. Amateur Public Links.
The course is a 36-hole golf course. Designed by Pete Dye, the course originally opened in 1975. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Driving Range, Pro Shop, Golf Lessons, Restaurant, Bar, Banquet Facilities.
Pete Dye designed the golf courses at Eagle Creek, with the Pines and Sycamore layouts dating to 1975.
The two courses deliberately offer different characters. The Pines combines a difficult outward nine with a more accommodating inward nine, while the Sycamore mixes hills, tree-lined fairways, water and more open links-style elements.
The original course configuration was later organized into the present Pines and Sycamore layouts, creating a 36-hole public facility.
Eagle Creek has been recognized in Golf Digest's Places to Play category for Indiana and has received a Consumers Choice Award for public golf in Indianapolis.
The facility continues to offer two separate 18-hole public courses, practice facilities, instruction, dining and tournament/event services.
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