West Lafayette Golf and Country Club has been serving the area since 1941 and is one of the areas great traditional golf courses. Constructed in 1931 on rolling terrain, originally known as The Lafayette Elks Country Club Golf Course in Indiana, it is one of the notable courses designed by William Diddel. Diddel's design at Lafayette Elks Country Club reflects his signature style, with careful attention paid to the natural features of the land and strategic placement of hazards to provide a test for golfers of varying abilities.
This golfer-friendly course features well-manicured fairways and greens, pristine scenery, challenging bunkers, and water hazards. For practice or warm-up, the facility includes a driving range with putting and chipping areas. The clubhouse has beautiful banquet facilities and meeting spaces overlooking the golf course. The 19th Hole Bar and Grill with a large d...
This golfer-friendly course features well-manicured fairways and greens, pristine scenery, challenging bunkers, and water hazards. For practice or warm-up, the facility includes a driving range with putting and chipping areas. The clubhouse has beautiful banquet facilities and meeting spaces overlooking the golf course. The 19th Hole Bar and Grill with a large deck overlooks the course and provides a relaxing and fun atmosphere. West Lafayette Golf and Country Club offers a blend of classic golfing charm with modern amenities, making it an ideal destination for golfers and event planners alike.
William Diddel was a prominent American golf course architect known for his significant contributions to the field of golf course design during the 20th century. Born in 1884, Diddel began his career as a golfer before transitioning into golf course architecture. He designed or redesigned over 100 golf courses across the United States, leaving a lasting legacy in the world of golf.
Pete Dye was a renowned American golf course architect known for his innovative and often challenging designs that left a significant mark on the landscape of golf architecture. Born in 1925, Dye began his career in the late 1950s and went on to design numerous iconic courses worldwide.
Property Details:
Location: 3224 US-52, West Lafayette, IN 47906- Tippecanoe County
Major Landmarks Nearby
Purdue University (4.5Miles/9 Minutes)- A major research university known for its engineering, science, and business programs.
Purdue University Airport (5.1Miles/11 Minutes)- Closest airport
Prophetstown State Park (10 Miles/20 Minutes)- A state park offering outdoor activities like hiking, biking, and historical exhibits
Lafayette, IN (5.2Miles/13 Minutes)- A city with a range of dining, shopping, entertainment options, historic architecture and cultural attractions.
Size: Total Acreage: 120.77 (Primary Commercial 5.02, Front Lot 115.75)
Layout: 18 Hole Semi-Private, Back tees: 6256 Yards, Slope: 124, Par 71
Condition: Built 1931, Opened 1941, Remodeled in 2014
Zoning: Agricultural
Utilities: Potable water is supplied by two private wells. Sanitary is handled by a public utility. Course irrigation water (non-potable) is pumped from the pond.
Street: Paved
Facilities and Amenities: Pro Shop, Banquet- Capacity 275, Pinehurst room (a second-floor banquet room) 40' x 60', includes a dance floor 24' x 30'., Augusta Room (a second-floor banquet room) 40' x 75' includes a large bar with 4 60" TVs. Butler Cabin (a downstairs room) 25' x 50', includes 3 TVs and a private bar.
Other Facilities & Amenities: Clubhouse, Cart Barn, Storage building for course maintenance equipment, Mechanics Shop, Superintendent Office Space, Locker Room, Putting Green, Driving Range, Restaurant, Tennis Courts
The West Lafayette Golf and Country Club is located at 3224 US Highway 52 W, West Lafayette, IN 47906.
If you're in West Lafayette and need directions to the club, here's a general guide:
From Purdue University Campus:
Head west on State Street (IN-26 W).
Turn right onto US-52 W/Sagamore Parkway W.
Continue on US-52 W for approximately 2 miles.
The club will be on your right.
From Downtown Lafayette:
Cross the Wabash River via the Harrison Bridge (IN-26 W).
Home of Purdue
Continue on IN-26 W into West Lafayette.
Turn right onto US-52 W/Sagamore Parkway W.
Proceed for about 2 miles; the club will be on your right.
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