Sycamore Hills Golf Club - Fort Wayne

Sycamore Hills Golf Club - Fort Wayne is a private 18-hole course in Fort Wayne, Indiana, designed by Jack Nicklaus and opened in 1989. The layout moves through mature trees, gentle hills, lakes, and along the Aboite River. Hole 15 is a particular test of that river routing, with the Aboite crossing the fairway four times. The course holds a Golf Digest Top 200 ranking in the United States and has hosted the Junior PGA Championship (2010, 2011, 2012), the USGA Girls Junior Championship (2013), the 8th USGA Women's State Team Championship (2009), the Hotel Fitness Championship (2013, 2014, 2015), and the National Pro-Scratch Invitational (2018). Practice facilities include a 38,000 square foot bent grass turf tee, a short game area at the Golf Academy, and a 2,500 square foot Golf Academy with two TrackMan 4 units, video analysis equipment, and year-round access. The Golf Shop has earned a place on Golf World Business' Top 100 Golf Shops ten times and offers equipment fittings with TrackMan technology. The Club Grill Room, Wine Room, and Overlook Terrace serve members with golf course views and a nationally ranked culinary program.