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Covered Bridge Golf Course:
It’s Back Home In Indiana
WHEN YOU M
ix the game
of golf, a historic Indiana
landmark, and southern
Indiana’s most beloved
golfer, you get
F
rank
U
rban
Z
oeller or Fuzzy’s
Covered Bridge Golf
Course.
If you do some historical
research about life in
southern Indiana, you’ll
learn the significance of
covered bridges in the
daily life of those that
lived in this ‘neck of the
woods.’ With so many
rivers, streams, and creeks
in southern Indiana, the
covered bridge enabled
communities to connect
with one another, especially
during tough times in the
winter.
So, it’s only appropriate for
Fuzzy Zoeller, born and raised
in this part of the world, to
name his golf course after such
a historic symbol of Hoosier
life. Zoeller lives near Covered
Bridge and honors his roots with
a golf course named after this
unique landmark.
Covered Bridge has evolved into
one of the favorite layouts in the
Hoosier state. It’s as popular
and talked about as other
great Indiana courses such as;
Brickyard Crossing, Otter Creek,
The Fort, and the two world-
class golf destinations in nearby
French Lick, The Donald Ross
Course andThe Pete Dye Course.
One of Fuzzy’s philosophies
when he built the course was to
cater to the amateur golfer.
NWO Golf Links
M I K E M AY
One of
Fuzzy’s
philosophies
when he
built the
course was
to cater to
the amateur
golfer.