Oak Tree Golf Course

Oak Tree Golf Course is a public 18-hole facility on the west side of Indianapolis, Indiana, with a history that stretches back to 1962. The front nine was designed by Indiana architect Pete Dye and originally built as part of the Plainfield Elks, a semi-private club that operated for 28 years. In 1992, designer Harry Smith added the back nine and a driving range, shaping the course into its current form. Full public membership became available in 1998, and the course took on its present name at that time. Today, Oak Tree Golf Course welcomes golfers of all levels and is committed to being a lasting part of the Plainfield community. A family-friendly atmosphere and a management team focused on improving the overall experience make it a course worth visiting on the west side of Indianapolis.