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Golfing in Bloomington, Indiana, is a popular pastime for locals and visitors alike. Bloomington is home to many courses, including two championship courses at Indiana University, and several public courses. Tee times for these courses can be booked online, making it easy to plan a golfing getaway. The IU Championship Courses, at the IU Golf Course, are a favorite of golfers from all over the state. Designed by Pete Dye, the courses offer challenging play for all levels of players. The Pete Dye Course is a par 70, while the Arnold Palmer Course is a par 72. Both offer a variety of tee boxes and challenges. The public courses in Bloomington include Cascades Golf Course, Rolling Hills Golf Course, and the Bloomington Country Club. Cascades is a par 71, designed by Deveraux Emmitt, while Rolling Hills offers a par 72 layout designed by Dennis Griffiths. The Bloomington Country Club is a par 70 and was designed by Donald Ross in the early 1900s. In addition to the courses, Bloomington is also home to a number of famous golfers, including the legendary Ben Hogan, who was born in the city. Other notable players from the area include Jeff Overton, who won the 2010 PGA Tour AT&T Byron Nelson, and Ben Curtis, who won the 2003 British Open. Finally, Bloomington has been the site of some of the most memorable moments in golf history. In 2005, it was the host of the Walker Cup, where the United States team was victorious. In 2019, Bloomington hosted the USGA U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship, where the team of Stewart Hagestad and Brandon Wu won the title. Golfing in Bloomington is an experience that all golfers should have. With great courses, players, and moments, Bloomington is an ideal destination for any golfer looking to enjoy a round of golf. Whether you are looking for a challenging round at one of the championship courses, or a leisurely round at one of the public courses, Bloomington has something for everyone.