Brickyard Crossing
is a private golf club located in Indianapolis, Indiana, with a score of
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4.8
Joe Slone
Sep 10 2024
5.0
Amazing course and golf experience!
Levent Akizil
Aug 30 2024
5.0
It’s a pretty unique experience playing a Pete Dye Course with four holes in the infield of the famed Indianapolis Motor Speedway, while sports cars were making laps. A tough but fair course. Immaculately maintained and very helpful and courteous staff. 15 minute tee times so pace of play shouldn’t be an issue (I had an 8:00 tee time and finished at three hours and 45 minutes; with the slower 4some letting us play through at the first par 3). Definitely a destination course to play for the travel-loving golfer.
Joshua Wenning
Jul 29 2023
4.0
Had a chance to play this course for about the 3rd or 4th time this week. Course was in great shape and always enjoy playing the four holes inside the track. Would have rated it higher except we had a ranger who was completely unprofessional with our group. His yelling and berating of us for a minor mistake with our cart was really uncalled for.
Cameron Riewe
Oct 01 2019
5.0
This course was pristine! Each hole challenges you and keeps you engaged with the surrounding beauty. Not to mention you get to play golf inside one of the most iconic race tracks in the world! Staff was friendly and even offered me a water after my round because the pro shop was close. I highly recommend this course for pros and amateurs alike.
Gabriel Carlson
Sep 15 2019
5.0
What a course in emaculate shape! They were setting up an LPGA event and the course was in great shape. Greens were large, undulated and very quick! Pretty open however you could find yourself in trouble on about half of the holes with trees or waste bunkers. 4 holes are in literally in the Indianapolis Motor Speedway making this one of the most interesting course setups I've ever played. The started was very informational about the course helping with some of the watchouts on the course (such as the sand bunker in the middle of #10 green).