Brickyard Crossing is 20 minutes west of downtown Indianapolis. It was developed in connection with the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and has four holes situated in the midfield.

The Pete Dye design is immediately adjacent to the east side of the race track. It has the standard Dye design features of pot bunkers, sandy waste areas, fairway mounding, and railroad tie-laced sand bunkers. The course starts off open but tightens up on the backside, especially the finishing set of holes. There are surprising elevation changes for Central Indiana, along with several ponds and Little Eagle Creek traversing the layout from north to south. It plays to 7,180 yards from the tips, par of 72, 75.1/149, and course/slope ratings with four shorter tees.