Coyote Creek Golf Club of Fort Wayne

Recreational FacilitiesIndiana, United States11-50 Employees

Coyote Creek Golf Club sits on the site of the former Elks Lodge 155, a Lodge that was rich with golf history. From 1951-1956, the course was home to the PGA Tour Fort Wayne Open. 22 different PGA major championship winners played in the 72 hole tournament, including Ben Hogan and Sam Snead. In 1955, an up and coming golfer named Arnold Palmer received his first pro check from his play in the Fort Wayne Open: $145. In 1958, Arnold Palmer won his first Masters. Coyote Creek Golf Club offers a practice facility which includes: a driving range, a chipping green with a large practice bunker, and one of the largest putting greens in Northeast Indiana. Add a newly remodeled Pro Shop, and a PGA golf staff that loves the game as much as you do, Coyote Creek has everything you need to practice up and play the game that you love to your full potential. Coyote Creek Golf Club is a private course. Membership is required to play. Guests may play the course, when accompanied by a club member. Many levels of membership are available to suit your specific need. The benefits of membership: - No Monthly Food & Beverage Minimums. No Initiation Fees. No Assessments Fees. - Club Storage and Locker Rooms. - Full access to the upgraded practice facility. - Indiana and National Reciprocal program - Charge privileges at The Lodge, the full service on grounds bar and restaurant. - Daily access to one of the finest golf venues in Northeast Indiana.

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