What Golf Course Communities Are in Westfield, IN?

Westfield, IN has three golf course communities, each with a different level of access and a different price point: Chatham Hills (private, Pete Dye's final course design), Bridgewater Club (private, 27 holes, technically a Carmel address but zoned to Westfield-Washington Schools), and Wood Wind Landing (new construction built around Westfield's own public municipal golf course). Which one fits depends on whether you want a private club membership or a more accessible, publicly playable course at your back door.

Chatham Hills — Pete Dye's Final Course, Hosting LIV Golf in 2026

The Club at Chatham Hills is a private membership club built around an 18-hole championship course (par 71, 7,143 yards) plus a 9-hole executive course, both designed by Pete Dye — this was his final course design before his passing, and he reportedly visited the site more than 40 times during design and construction. The course opened in 2016 and has grown into one of the state's marquee golf addresses; LIV Golf Indianapolis returns to Chatham Hills in 2026. Homes in the surrounding community range from custom and semi-custom to estate and village-style options, roughly $650,000 to $3 million, zoned to Carey Ridge Elementary. For full pricing, HOA, and floor plan detail, see our Chatham Hills community guide or browse current Chatham Hills listings.

Bridgewater Club — 27 Holes and Westfield-Washington Schools

Bridgewater Club is a private club spanning roughly 725 acres with 27 holes of golf and a 70,000-square-foot clubhouse offering dining, pools, fitness, and racquet sports. Its official address (3535 East 161st Street) is in Carmel, but the community is zoned to Westfield-Washington Schools, which is why Westfield buyers cross-shop it. Bridgewater also sits in the southeast quadrant covered by Westfield's golf cart ordinance, alongside neighboring Brookside and Oak Manor — see our golf cart neighborhoods guide for how that works. Homes here tend toward custom construction on wider (100+ foot) fairway and water-view lots. Browse current Bridgewater Club listings (the IDX page is filed under its official Carmel address, consistent with the note above).

Wood Wind Landing — New Homes on Westfield's Public Golf Course

Wood Wind Landing is Westfield's newest golf community, and its access model is the most different of the three: it's built around Wood Wind Golf Club, Westfield's own municipal golf course, with three newly reimagined holes anchoring the neighborhood rather than a private club membership gate. The community spans roughly 183 homesites across three sections — The Preserve (61 larger 100'x165' lots), The Links (61 lots at 67'x150'), and The Greens (61 lots at 90'x140') — built by five custom and semi-custom builders: G&G Custom Homes, Gradison Design-Build, Old Town Design Group, Wedgewood Building Company, and Fischer Homes. Because it's newer and still selling, exact pricing varies by builder and lot; your agent can pull current availability. Browse current Wood Wind listings.

MOVE Group at REMAX Advanced Realty

Jason Kraus leads the MOVE Group at REMAX Advanced Realty, Hamilton County's dedicated local real estate specialists headquartered in Westfield, serving Westfield, Carmel, Noblesville, and the surrounding communities since 2008. Jason is also Broker/Owner of REMAX Advanced Realty and team leader of the Indy Home Pros Team, REMAX's #1 team in Indiana by transactions — before real estate, he spent 12 years as a middle school English teacher, a background that shows in how clearly and patiently he communicates through a transaction.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the golf course at Chatham Hills open to the public?

No. Chatham Hills is a private membership club — access to the Pete Dye-designed courses requires club membership, not just a home purchase in the surrounding community.

Can I play golf at Bridgewater Club without living there?

Bridgewater Club is also a private membership club, so play is generally limited to members and their guests rather than the general public.

What makes Wood Wind Landing different from Chatham Hills and Bridgewater?

Wood Wind Landing is built around Westfield's own public municipal golf course rather than a private club, which generally makes it a more accessible entry point into golf-course living than the private-membership model at Chatham Hills or Bridgewater Club.

Does Chatham Hills really host LIV Golf?

Yes — LIV Golf Indianapolis is scheduled to return to The Club at Chatham Hills in 2026, continuing to put Westfield on the map for competitive golf.

Are Westfield's golf course communities only a fit for golfers?

Not necessarily. Buyers at Chatham Hills and Bridgewater Club often join for the broader club amenities — pools, fitness, dining, and social programming — as much as the golf itself, and Wood Wind Landing's neighborhood amenities are designed for everyday outdoor living beyond just tee times.

Curious which of Westfield's golf communities fits your budget and lifestyle? Contact the MOVE Group for a tour of Chatham Hills, Bridgewater Club, or Wood Wind Landing.

For more on Westfield real estate, see our full Westfield, IN real estate FAQ and the Hamilton County real estate hub.