Victoria National Golf Club

History

Victoria National Golf Club in southwestern Indiana, designed by Tom Fazio and opened in 1998, is widely regarded as the finest golf course in Indiana and one of the top 50 courses built since 1960. Fazio built the course on an old strip-mining site, reclaiming scarred land into a dramatically beautiful landscape of elevation changes, forests, and water features. The course's dramatic topography creates memorable encounters rarely found in the otherwise flat Midwest. Victoria National hosts the BMW Championship, a PGA Tour FedEx Cup playoff event, demonstrating its championship credentials.

Signature Hole

3rd hole, par 4, 453 yards — a sweeping downhill hole from an elevated tee over reclaimed terrain to a tightly defended green

Notable Tournaments

• BMW Championship (PGA Tour FedEx Cup Playoffs, multiple years)

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