Victoria National Golf Club

Rated among the top courses in the country by Hole19 golfers, Victoria National Golf Club in Indiana draws attention that the facts fully support. Designed by Tom Fazio and opened in 1998, this private 18-hole layout stretches up to 7,209 yards across 418 acres carved from an abandoned coal mine — terrain that gives the course a character unlike most in the Midwest. More than 500 million gallons of water were moved in shaping the property. Five consecutive holes known as The Gauntlet are among the most difficult stretches in the game. Golfweek ranks it #1 Best Private Course in Indiana (2025) and #59 Best Modern Course in the U.S. (2026); Golf Digest places it #1 in Indiana and #60 in America (both 2025). Practice facilities include a driving range, putting green, and private instruction from onsite PGA professionals. The clubhouse includes Café Vic, offering self-service food and beverage options alongside a full bar, plus a primary dining room with panoramic course views, a private dining area with access to a floor-to-ceiling vertical wine cellar, an Owner's Lounge with a golf simulator, and a covered deck overlooking the course.