Your Guide to LIV Golf Indianapolis: Tickets, Parking, Schedule & Tips
Last verified: August 9, 2026. Parking, shuttles, gate times, ticket prices and road closures below come straight from LIV Golf's official attendee information and the City of Westfield. Policies and prices can change, and we update this guide as organizers release new details.
LIV Golf Indianapolis returns to The Club at Chatham Hills in Westfield, Indiana on August 20–23, 2026, running Thursday through Sunday. The course is a Pete Dye design that opened in 2016, with rolling terrain, ravines and water in play on a genuine championship layout.
Whether you follow every LIV event or you are just looking for a big summer weekend, here is the complete guide to tickets, parking, schedule, fan experience, and how to make the most of Westfield while you are here.
LIV Golf Indianapolis 2026: Quick Facts
Location: The Club at Chatham Hills, 1100 Chatham Hills Blvd., Westfield, IN
Dates: Thursday–Sunday, August 20–23, 2026
What's at stake: The final regular-season event of 2026, and the stop where LIV crowns its season-long Individual Champion. Jon Rahm already clinched that title at LIV Golf New York, so the race in Westfield is for the rest of the podium (LIV Golf, 2026).
Tickets: Single-day grounds passes run $27 to $50 depending on the day; a four-day grounds pass is $156. Kids 12 and under get in free with a ticketed adult on a grounds pass (LIV Golf tickets, checked Aug. 9, 2026).
Parking: Free with paid admission at 19000 Grand Park Blvd., Westfield, with complimentary shuttles to the main entrance. No public parking at the course or in nearby neighborhoods (LIV Golf, 2026).
Concerts: Thomas Rhett on Friday, Disco Lines on Saturday, both included with a same-day ticket (LIV Golf, 2026).
Format: New for 2026, all LIV events are 72 holes over four days, up from 54 holes over three days (LIV Golf, 2026).
Parking, Shuttles & Getting There
This is the part people get wrong, so read it before you leave the house.
General parking is free with paid admission at 19000 Grand Park Blvd., Westfield, IN 46074. Lots open one hour before gates each day and close 90 minutes after play ends on Thursday and Sunday, or 90 minutes after the concert ends on Friday and Saturday (LIV Golf, 2026).
Complimentary shuttles run from general parking to the main spectator entrance. LIV tells fans to allow 15 to 20 minutes each way, and longer at peak times. The City of Westfield adds that shuttles start running 30 minutes before gates open, with the last shuttle leaving one hour after play or the concert wraps.
There is no public parking at The Club at Chatham Hills, the main spectator entrance, or the surrounding neighborhoods. LIV's wording is "no exceptions." Do not plan on street parking your way in.
Rideshare and drop-off is at Monon Trail Elementary School, 19400 Tomlinson Rd., Westfield, IN 46074, Thursday through Sunday, with a shuttle to the main entrance. There is no rideshare drop-off or pickup at the golf course or the fan entrance.
Accessible parking is at the same Monon Trail Elementary location, free with paid admission, with accessible shuttle service. Bring your own wheelchair or scooter, because the city says rentals will not be available on site. Wheelchairs and motorized scooters are permitted, and shuttle pickup locations and buses are wheelchair accessible.
One heads-up on the address. LIV's attendee page lists general parking at 19000 Grand Park Blvd. The City of Westfield and Visit Hamilton County both publish it as 308 E. 191st Street, which the city describes as just north of Grand Park. Both point you into the same Grand Park corridor off 191st Street. Put LIV's address in your GPS, then follow event signage and traffic control once you are on 191st.
Road closures during LIV week
The City of Westfield has published these closures (City of Westfield, notice posted Aug. 5, 2026):
Cox Avenue, between Chatham Ridge Boulevard and Chatham Pointe Lane: closed from Monday, Aug. 17 at 7 a.m. through Monday, Aug. 24 at 9 a.m.
Tomlinson Road, between Cox Avenue and East 199th Street: Thursday 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Friday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Sunday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Plan alternate routes and add travel time. This corridor already carries heavy Grand Park weekend traffic before you add a golf tournament to it.
Schedule, Gate Times & Ticket Prices
LIV uses a shotgun start, so every group tees off at once and there is live golf on all 18 holes from the first swing. Here is the full day-by-day breakdown (LIV Golf attendee information and ticket site, checked Aug. 9, 2026):
Day | Gates open | Shotgun start | After Play concert | Grounds pass |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Thursday, Aug. 20 (Round 1) | 10:30 a.m. | 1:15 p.m. | None | $27 |
Friday, Aug. 21 (Round 2) | 9:30 a.m. | 12:15 p.m. | Thomas Rhett, 5 p.m. | $45 |
Saturday, Aug. 22 (Round 3) | 8:30 a.m. | 11:15 a.m. | Disco Lines, 4 p.m. | $50 |
Sunday, Aug. 23 (Round 4) | 11:30 a.m. | 2:05 p.m. | Podium ceremony | $40 |
A four-day grounds pass is $156, which is the best value if you want the whole thing. Prices climb as the event gets closer, so treat the numbers above as what we saw on Aug. 9.
Thomas Rhett concert tickets and arrival tips
Thomas Rhett performs Friday, Aug. 21 at 5 p.m., right after Round 2 wraps. You do not buy a separate concert ticket. LIV says concert access is included with all Friday ticket and hospitality offerings, so a $45 Friday grounds pass covers the round and the show. Gates open at 9:30 a.m. Friday, and the parking lot closes 90 minutes after the concert ends, so budget for shuttle lines on the way out rather than the way in.
Disco Lines concert tickets and arrival tips
DJ and producer Disco Lines takes the stage Saturday, Aug. 22 at 4 p.m., immediately following Round 3. Same deal: every Saturday grounds pass and hospitality ticket includes the show. Saturday has the earliest gates of the week at 8:30 a.m. and the earliest shotgun start at 11:15 a.m., so this is the day to leave home early.
Ticket types and the kid rule
Grounds passes: $27 Thursday, $45 Friday, $50 Saturday, $40 Sunday, or $156 for all four days.
Kids: children 12 and under get complimentary grounds admission at the gate with an adult, and do not need a ticket. For hospitality, children 4 and older need their own ticket.
Hospitality: the 2026 options are Indy Sports Bar, Birdie Shack, Birdie Shack Skyboxes, Club 54 and LIV Premium. They add shade, food, drinks and in some cases reserved concert viewing. These sell out first.
Buy direct from the official LIV Golf ticket site so you are not paying resale markups.
Do not screenshot your ticket. LIV tickets are digital only, they become available about 10 days before the event through your account, and LIV specifically says PDF tickets will not be accepted. Add them to your Apple Wallet or Google Wallet before you leave, so you are not fighting a crowded network at the gate.
What to Bring (and Leave Home)
LIV's published bag policy for 2026:
One opaque bag no larger than 6" x 6" x 6", or a clear bag no larger than 12" x 6" x 12" in its natural state.
One reusable water bottle per person, empty or factory sealed, 32 oz / 1 L max.
Comfortable walking shoes. Chatham Hills is a rolling Pete Dye layout and you will cover real ground.
Coolers, outside alcohol and oversized bags are the usual no-go items at events like this, but the prohibited list is the kind of thing that gets updated late. Check the official attendee rules the morning you leave rather than trusting any list, including ours.
Fan Village & On-Course Experience
LIV bills Indianapolis as high-energy crowds, immersive fan zones and headline concerts, and the Fan Village near the entrance is where most of that lives: food and drink stands, big screens and leaderboards, sponsor activations and official merch. The full activation and map details post on the official event page as the week gets closer.
On the course itself, the 18th green is where the finish and the podium ceremony happen on Sunday. Chatham Hills plays through woods, creeks and ravines with a lot of elevation change, so pick a spot with a sightline you like and let the shotgun start bring the golf to you. Grab the official course map when LIV posts it rather than planning a hole-by-hole route in advance.
Family-Friendly & Accessibility Notes
Kids 12 and under are free with a ticketed adult on grounds passes.
Accessible parking and shuttles run from Monon Trail Elementary School, 19400 Tomlinson Rd., free with paid admission.
Bring your own mobility device. The City of Westfield says wheelchair and scooter rentals will not be available on site. Wheelchairs and motorized scooters are permitted, and shuttle pickup locations and buses are wheelchair accessible.
It is loud, hot in August, and festival-paced. Plan shade and water breaks the way you would for a music festival, not a quiet round of golf.
What 2025 Tells You About This Year
Westfield's first LIV event in August 2025 is the best predictor of what the 2026 weekend feels like. Three things worth knowing, all from published reporting rather than guesswork:
It sold out mid-event. Grounds passes sold out for both the opening Friday and Saturday rounds in 2025, with only a limited number left for Sunday (WISH-TV, Aug. 2025). If a specific day matters to you in 2026, buy before event week.
The crowd is genuinely big. The 2025 debut drew more than 60,000 attendees across the event, LIV's largest domestic event to date. That is a cumulative total across all days, not the number of people standing on the course at once.
The whole town feels it. The event generated an estimated $23.6 million in direct local economic activity, with nearly 70% of spending from out-of-state visitors, plus 28,400 overnight trips, up 23.9% year over year. Those figures are estimates from the Hamilton County Sports Authority report published by Westfield Economic Development, not audited spending totals.
The practical takeaway: plan the transportation, not just the golf. The friction at an event like this is getting out after play and concerts, which is exactly why the shuttle timing and road closures above matter more than any tip about where to stand.
Is It Actually Worth Going? What Westfield's Mayor Told Us
Get Indiana founder Nate Spangle put that question to Westfield Mayor Scott Willis on the Get IN. Podcast in February 2025, six months before the first tournament. His pitch to residents who do not follow golf:
"I'm telling all the residents, even if you're not a huge golfer, you got to see this, because it's not what you envision. You think of golf, it's an absolute party."
Asked what a spectator should expect, he was more specific:
"You won't be doing a lot of this type of clapping like you typically see at PGA. It's complete ruckus. People yelling, people cheering, people getting excited. The golfers interacting, like I said, they'll talk with the fans out on the course, which you don't see in the PGA."
Both quotes are from that episode's transcript. He was describing what he expected in 2025, not reporting on an event that had happened yet.
Willis also walked us through how Westfield landed an international event in the first place: Steve Hankey, who owns Chatham Hills, started the sales pitch, Greg Norman and the LIV team flew in, and the city put on a full-court press. In Willis's telling, LIV chose Westfield because the community actually wanted them there.
Honest counterpoint: with that crowd comes real congestion and a parking-and-shuttle routine. Treat it like a festival, not a quiet round of golf, and it delivers.
What's New for 2026
LIV moved to a 72-hole, four-round format across the whole league for 2026, so Indianapolis now runs Thursday through Sunday instead of the three-day, 54-hole event Hoosiers saw in 2025 (LIV Golf, 2026). There are still no cuts, all four team scores count every round, and the league fields 13 teams.
Indianapolis is the last regular-season stop of the year, and the event where LIV crowns its season-long Individual Champion for the second straight year. Jon Rahm has already mathematically clinched that title after LIV Golf New York, so what is genuinely undecided in Westfield is the rest of the individual podium, with Bryson DeChambeau, Joaquin Niemann, Lucas Herbert and Tyrrell Hatton in the mix (LIV Golf, 2026).
Worth a caveat for anyone planning years ahead: the deal that brought LIV to Westfield is confirmed through 2026, and anything beyond that has not been announced (Current Publishing, 2025).
New to how LIV works, from shotgun starts to team scoring? We broke it down here: LIV Golf format and teams, explained.
After the Rounds: Explore Westfield
When the golf wraps up, keep the weekend going:
Grand Junction Plaza: creekside trails, playground and amphitheater in downtown Westfield
Park Street "Restaurant Row": local dining like The Italian House on Park and Big Hoffa's Smokehouse
Birdies Mini Golf: family-friendly putt-putt near SR 32
Monon Trail: bike or walk from Westfield down into Carmel
Building a full weekend around it? Here is our local guide to where to eat, drink and go between rounds: Things to do in Westfield during LIV Golf weekend.
Sources and Verification
Every operational detail on this page traces back to a primary source. Verified Aug. 9, 2026:
LIV Golf official attendee information: parking address and hours, shuttles, rideshare and accessible parking, gate and shotgun times, bag policy.
LIV Golf Indianapolis tickets and the grounds pass page: prices, kids policy, digital ticket rules, hospitality tiers.
City of Westfield: road closures, shuttle timing, mobility device guidance.
Visit Hamilton County: lodging and visitor context.
Westfield Economic Development: 2025 attendance and economic impact estimates, produced by the Hamilton County Sports Authority.
Get Indiana original reporting: Nate Spangle's Get IN. Podcast interview with Westfield Mayor Scott Willis, episode 98, published Feb. 17, 2025, ahead of LIV's Westfield debut. Quotes above are taken from that episode's transcript.
Final Word
LIV Golf Indianapolis brings a world-class field, live music and a festival atmosphere to central Indiana every August. Park at Grand Park, ride the shuttle, load your ticket into your wallet before you go, and give yourself room on the way out. Everything else takes care of itself.
