WESTFIELD — Get ready, golf fans! The world of professional golf is coming to central Indiana. LIV Golf, the innovative golf league, will make a stop at the Club at Chatham Hills in Westfield.
The course was designed by renowned golf architect Pete Dye. The event is scheduled for August 15-17, 2025.
LIV Golf aims to revolutionize the sport by offering a fresh and exciting format. With a focus on fan engagement, the league promises to bring a new level of excitement to the game.
"It's priceless for our families to be able to take their kids out here to the Chatham Hills Golf Club and watch the best golfers in the world do what they do," said Westfield Mayor Scott Willis. "It's a big party environment. It’s just going to be a fun three days where you can come and be a part of the international stage."
The fall tournament is expected to bring 25,000 visitors to the north Indy suburbs and is estimated to create over $20 million in economic impact.
“It's going to bring a lot of revenue to the city. We're estimating up to $29 million of economic development. The media coverage that will come with this will put Westfield on the international stage, and that is super exciting, but just the experience as well," Willis said.
Visit Hamilton County Vice President Karen Radcliff says the county has held major golf events in the past and is more than prepared.
“That's what we do here in Central Indiana," Radcliff said. "Many people have worked on committees in Indianapolis on some of those major events. They are very interested in doing the same for any professional events in Hamilton County."
In addition to the event in Central Indiana, LIV Golf also announced a new stop in Korea and returning stops in Chicago, Dallas, the UK, and Andalucia.
Tickets are not for sale yet, but fans can sign up for grounds pre-sale by visiting the LIV Golf website.
