The Lucas Oil Golf Course is in the rolling hills of Southern Indiana about 40 miles west of Louisville and 18 miles from French Lick in English.

The golf course is a parkland layout traversing rolling terrain along generally broad fairways bordered by old growth hardwood trees. There's Bird Hollow, Camp Fork, and Brownstown Creeks intersecting play on numerous holes in addition to numerous ponds with sand bunkers defending the landing zones and greens. The interesting history here is the town of English was prone to flooding by the Three Forks and Little Blue streams over the years. Eventually the town was moved to a higher setting in the 1990s, and the land left was developed into the golf course by a group of locals with Dr. Michael Hurdzan donating his architectural services. It can play to 6,617 yards, from the black tees, 69.3/126, course/slope ratings with four shorter tees.