Pfau Course at Indiana University

Indiana University looked around the Big 10 athletic conference and was naturally jealous of its rivals which includes: Both Ohio State and the University of Michigan have Alister MacKenzie courses (the latter also features Pete Dye). Pete Dye), and the University of Wisconsin has a Robert Trent Jones II layout. The arduous Pfau Course certainly places Indiana among the top of the list and might be the most difficult of the other layouts.

The school enlisted Steve Smyers, who worked together with Indiana indigenous Fuzzy Zoeller in order to revamp the course's previous course, which included using the area that was once used as a par 3 course to give more flexibility for the routing. The course is able to be extended to a staggering 7,900 yards, which puts it on par with Blessings Golf Club among the most challenging and longest courses that are played by NCAA athletes.

Contrary to that University of Arkansas course, but Indiana will continue to expand the public access options available to Bloomington residents. Bloomington. If you're not ready to play the 8,000-yard course can play tees as short as under 4,600 yards. The course also has a top-quality practice facility, with numerous driving ranges that match its impressive course.