West Chase Golf Club

West Chase Golf Club is an 18-hole semi-private championship golf course set on the former Hollaway Family Farm in Brownsburg, Indiana, just west of Indianapolis. The course opened in 1996 and was designed by architect Ron Kern with two distinct personalities: a front nine styled after a traditional Scottish links, featuring rolling hills and strategic bunkers, and a back nine that winds along White Lick Creek with dramatic elevation changes and sweeping vistas. The club's event facilities make it one of the more versatile venues on the Indianapolis west side. The Pavilion — a standalone 3,680-square-foot banquet center — seats up to 260 guests and features a 21x21 dance floor, full bar, and an attached deck overlooking the lake. The Lounge, situated in the main clubhouse, accommodates up to 70 guests and opens onto a large deck with golf course views. A second-floor Club Room rounds out the options for smaller gatherings such as showers, rehearsal dinners, and corporate meetings. West Chase operates its own full-service kitchen on site — the only banquet facility in Brownsburg with that capability — giving event planners flexibility on catering without coordinating outside vendors.