Your Guide to LIV Golf Indianapolis: Tickets, Parking, Schedule & Tips
LIV Golf Indianapolis returns to The Club at Chatham Hills in Westfield, Indiana on August 20–23, 2026, running Thursday through Sunday (per LIV Golf and the City of Westfield, 2026). The course was designed by Pete Dye, one of his last projects, and gives the event rolling terrain and water on a genuine championship layout.
Whether you’re a die-hard golf fan or just looking for a high-energy summer event, here’s your complete guide to tickets, parking, schedule, fan experiences, and the best ways to make the most of your Westfield weekend.
LIV Golf Indianapolis 2026: Quick Facts
Location: The Club at Chatham Hills, Westfield, IN
Dates: Thursday–Sunday, August 20–23, 2026
What’s at stake: The LIV Golf League Individual Championship, where the season’s top individual golfer is crowned (LIV Golf, 2026).
Tickets: Grounds passes start at $27 for a single 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, 2026).
Parking: Official 2026 parking and shuttle details are being finalized. Plan on satellite lots and shuttles rather than on-site parking, and check the City of Westfield page for the released plan.
Concerts: Thomas Rhett on Friday, Disco Lines on Saturday, both included with same-day tickets (LIV Golf, 2026).
Format: New for 2026, a full 72-hole tournament over four days (up from 54 holes in 2025).
Course: Pete Dye design with water and rolling terrain.
What’s New for 2026
For the 2026 season, LIV Golf moved to a 72-hole, four-round format, so Indianapolis now runs Thursday through Sunday instead of the three-day, 54-hole event Hoosiers saw in 2025 (LIV Golf, 2026). That’s one extra day of golf on the same festival setup.
The bigger hook is what’s on the line. Chatham Hills hosts the LIV Golf League Individual Championship, the event where the season’s top individual golfer is crowned (LIV Golf, 2026). Official promo has Jon Rahm, Bryson DeChambeau, and Joaquin Niemann headlining the field walking the course. Worth a caveat for anyone planning years ahead: the deal that brought LIV back is confirmed through 2026, and anything beyond that hasn’t been announced yet (Current Publishing, 2025). If you’ve been meaning to go, 2026 is the safe year to do it.
New to how LIV works (shotgun starts, team plus individual scoring, the no-quiet-golf-claps thing)? We broke it down here: LIV Golf format and teams, explained.
Tickets Overview
Buy directly from the official LIV Golf ticket site so you’re not paying resale markups. Every ticket includes same-day access to that day’s After Play concert (LIV Golf, 2026).
Single-day grounds: Thursday $27, Friday $45, Saturday $50, Sunday $40 (LIV Golf tickets, 2026).
Four-day grounds pass: $156 for all of Aug 20–23, which is the best value if you want the full weekend (LIV Golf tickets, 2026).
Kids: 12 and under are free with a ticketed adult on Grounds passes. For upgraded Grounds Plus and hospitality, children 4 and up need their own ticket (LIV Golf tickets, 2026).
Hospitality: Grounds Plus and Club 54 add lounges, shade, and catering. These tiers sell out first, so grab them early if that’s your plan.
Pro tip: Prices climb as the event nears and hospitality goes first. Download your ticket to your phone in advance and screenshot it, because cell service gets spotty when 60,000 people are on one course.
Parking, Shuttles & Getting There
As of now, the City of Westfield says the official 2026 parking, shuttle, road-closure, and rideshare plan will be published closer to the tournament (City of Westfield, 2026). Check the city’s LIV Golf page for the released details before you drive out. Here is what to plan around based on how the event has run:
Expect satellite lots and shuttles, not on-site parking. On-site spots are limited to members and premium packages. General spectators typically park off-site and ride a shuttle in.
Give yourself extra time near 191st Street and the Grand Park corridor. This part of Westfield already handles heavy Grand Park weekend traffic, so arrive early and be patient on the way out.
Rideshare and drop-off zones are usually set near the entrance. Confirm the exact location on the official page once it posts.
If you bought a premium package, check whether an on-site parking pass is included before you assume you can drive up.
Schedule & Concerts
LIV uses a shotgun start, so all groups tee off at once and there’s live golf on every hole from the jump. The 2026 tournament runs four rounds, Thursday August 20 through Sunday August 23. Exact gate and tee times get posted on the official LIV Golf Indianapolis schedule as the event nears, so confirm there before you head out.
Friday, Aug 21: Thomas Rhett headlines the After Play concert after the round (LIV Golf, 2026).
Saturday, Aug 22: DJ and producer Disco Lines takes the stage post-round (LIV Golf, 2026).
Sunday, Aug 23: Final round and the Individual Championship trophy ceremony.
Concert access is included with same-day tickets, so you don’t buy a separate pass to see the show.
Fan Village & On-Course Experience
Near the course entrance, the Fan Village is where most of the festival energy lives:
Food trucks & beer gardens
Big-screen TVs & leaderboards
Sponsor booths & contests
Kids’ mini-golf challenge area
Official LIV Golf merch
Between rounds you get local eats, shaded seating, and the After Play concerts (Thomas Rhett on Friday, Disco Lines on Saturday, per LIV Golf, 2026).
Best Viewing Spots at Chatham Hills
18th Green: See the final putts and the trophy ceremony.
Par-3 7th: Picturesque hole over water, prime for ace opportunities.
Par-5 8th: Great for watching big drives and strategic approaches.
Pro tip: Wear comfortable walking shoes; you’ll cover a few miles on rolling hills.
What to Bring (and Leave Home)
Allowed
Clear bag (≤12″×6″×12″)
One sealed water bottle (≤1L)
Small snacks in a clear bag
Folding chair or stadium seat (no spikes)
Camera/phone (silent near play)
Prohibited
Coolers, outside alcohol, large bags
Drones, large umbrellas, spray sunscreen
Family-Friendly & Accessibility Notes
Kids Zone: Games and activities in the Fan Village
Free Entry for Kids Aged 12 or Under
Strollers allowed
Accessible restrooms and viewing areas available
Shade, water refill stations, and medical tents on-site
After the Rounds: Explore Westfield
When the golf wraps up, keep the weekend going:
Grand Junction Plaza: Creekside trails, playground, and amphitheater
Park Street “Restaurant Row”: Local dining like Italian House on Park and Big Hoffa’s Smokehouse
Birdie’s Miniature Golf: Fun for families near SR 32
Monon Trail: Bike or stroll through Westfield and into Carmel
Is It Actually Worth Going? What Westfield’s Mayor Told Us
We put this exact question to Westfield Mayor Scott Willis on Get Indiana’s Get IN. podcast. His pitch to residents who don’t follow golf: “It’s not what you envision. You think of golf, it’s an absolute party.” He described a scene with no polite PGA-style clapping, players talking to fans mid-round, and the kind of crowd energy you don’t normally get at a golf tournament.
Willis also walked us through how little-old 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.
The numbers back up the hype. The 2025 debut drew more than 60,000 attendees, LIV’s largest domestic event to date, and generated $23.6 million in direct local economic activity, with nearly 70% of spending coming from out-of-state visitors, per the Hamilton County Sports Authority’s economic-impact report (Westfield Economic Development, 2025). Honest counterpoint: with that crowd comes real congestion and parking hassle, so treat it like a festival, not a quiet round of golf.
Building a full weekend around it? Here’s our local guide to where to eat, drink, and go between rounds: Things to do in Westfield during LIV Golf weekend.
Final Word
LIV Golf Indianapolis brings world-class golf, live music, and a festival atmosphere to central Indiana every August. With this guide in hand, you’ll be ready to navigate tickets, parking, and everything Westfield has to offer.