All guests will arrive via shuttles and enter at the Main Entrance located off Tomlinson Rd.
PARKING
Parking for all ticketholders will be at 308 E. 191st St., Westfield. Parking is free with paid admission.
Lots open one hour before gates each day and close 90 minutes after conclusion of play (Sunday) or conclusion of the concert (Friday and Saturday).
Shuttles are provided from the parking lot to the main spectator entrance. Please allow 10 to 15 minutes for shuttle transportation to and from the venue.
There is no public parking at The Club at Chatham Hills, main spectator entrance or surrounding neighborhoods. No exceptions.
TICKETS
Tickets for LIV Golf Indianapolis, August 15-18, 2025, at The Club at Chatham Hills, can be purchased at livgolf.com/tickets. Ticket options include:
• 3-Day Passes (Friday-Sunday)
• Single-Day Passes for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
• Concert-specific tickets (Concert Pit, Zone A, Backstage Lounge, Legends Circle).
• Children 12 and under receive free Grounds Pass admission at the entry gate when accompanied by a ticketed adult. For hospitality areas, children aged 4 and over require a ticket.
EVENT SCHEDULE
FRIDAY, AUGUST 15TH
10 A.M.
Gates, Hospitality and Fan Village open
12:05 P.M.
Shotgun start for the first round AFTER GOLF (5 P.M.)
Riley Green at the Concert Stage
30 MINUTES AFTER PLAY Hospitality closes
7 P.M.
Gates and Fan Village close
SATURDAY, AUGUST 16TH
9 A.M.
Gates, Hospitality and Fan Village open 11:05 A.M.
Shotgun start for the second round AFTER GOLF (4 P.M.)
Jason Derulo at the Concert Stage
30 MINUTES AFTER PLAY Hospitality closes 6 P.M. Gates and Fan Village close
SUNDAY, AUGUST 17TH
8 A.M.
Gates, Hospitality and Fan Village open
10:05 A.M.
Shotgun Start for the final round AFTER GOLF Podium ceremony
30 MINUTES AFTER PLAY Hospitality closes
FAIRWAY FUN
Inside the LIV Golf Fan Village
By Brittney Dial news@youarecurrent.com
The LIV Golf tournament’s Fan Village, affectionately referred to as the “beating heart of every LIV Golf event,” according to event organizers, includes dining options and a range of family friendly activities, including live entertainment.
With three locations at the course — the putting green, the practice range and an area between the 17th and 19th holes — the Fan Village features several activities, including next-gen golf simulators, classic sports challenges and arcade games.
Activities in the fan village include:
TIRE SHOP CHIPPING
Fans can chip golf balls into stacked tire targets, which is designed to test precision in a race-inspired challenge.
PIT STOP CRAZY PUTT
This putting challenge, inspired by the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, simulates the racetrack’s turns in a classic putting game. The course is complete with a podium at the very end.
PUTT PRESSURE RACE
Fans compete against each other, racing to sink putts from increasing distances.
POP-A-SHOT CHALLENGE
This arcade basketball game features rapid-fire hoops, electronic scoring and a quick ball return. A team-sport format, the Pop-A-Shot challenge is for groups, allowing people to play with or against their friends or other fans. A few additional team activities also are offered.
FLOP A SHOT
Fans attempt the iconic flop shot made by professional golfer Phil Mickelson by lofting the ball over a cutout of Mickelson onto the green.
HYFLYERS X DORMIE
Fans can engage with the HyFlyers LIV X Fan Club and score branded, exclusive team gear.
The experience at Fan Village is designed for fans of all ages with interactive games and activities and the designated Kids Zone, which includes a temporary tattoo station, an Xbox racing game, a race on a 3D-printed Indianapolis Motor Speedway track and more hands-on games. Kids 12 and under are free with a ticketed adult. A goat petting zoo also will be available.
Sensory-sensitive activities also are included, such as sand and water play, sensory poppers, ball pits, headphones and tactile experiences.
A DJ Tower will play curated music throughout the Fan Village hours. Photo opportunities also are available course wide, including a digital mirror that inserts a fan into their favorite team photo.
For more and to purchase tickets, visit livgolf.com/fan-village.
IF YOU GO
Hours of Operation for LIV Golf Fan Village are as follows:
• Friday, Aug. 15 — 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
• Saturday, Aug. 16 — 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
• Sunday, Aug. 17 — 8 a.m. to 3:45 p.m.
KEEP WATER AWAY
BEYOND THE COURSE
Special promotion enlivens LIV Golf experience
By Lauren Weidinger news@youarecurrent.com
The upcoming LIV Golf tournament does not simply provide golf enthusiasts a chance to watch the professionals play. Fans also can explore what Hamilton County has to offer beyond the fairway and greens.
Attendees can obtain a Beyond the Course pass — a special promotion designed to encourage individuals to dine out and support local businesses during the tournament.
The Beyond the Course pass is a mobile-friendly “passport” that offers visitors and residents a variety of savings deals and discounts to local attractions, restaurants and retailers throughout Hamilton County.
“The introduction of the pass expands the event’s impact beyond the course by offering exclusive deals through our valued partners in the food industry,” said Gabe Amick, senior sports development manager for the Hamilton County Sports Authority. “This initiative helps promote local businesses to both residents and visitors, encouraging spending within the community that has built and supported the event.”
a staff member at participating businesses. The Beyond the Course pass is valid through Aug. 18. Discounts can only be applied one time per business.
Ashley Ledford, director of marketing and promotions for Hamilton County Tourism, said the pass is for visitors and residents.
“I would encourage locals and visitors to claim the savings (and) take advantage of it,” she said. “This is a great way to go and experience new restaurants. I feel like there are some new ones and some oldies but goodies on the list, so even as a local resident, you can be a part of it and go and explore different food options that our destination has to offer.”
The three-day LIV Golf Indianapolis tournament is expected to draw 45,000 spectators.
“LIV Golf presents a significant opportunity for the community,” Amick said. “The tournament is estimated to generate $20 million in economic impact, benefiting local businesses, hospitality and tourism.”
After signing up for the Beyond the Course pass, the passport will be instantly delivered to mobile devices via text and email. The pass is available to use immediately with no app to download and can be saved to a phone’s home screen for easy-to-use access or opened through a web browser.
To redeem discounts, participants can present the pass to
The Beyond the Course pass includes more than 60 local vendors with savings ranging from percentages off of meals and appetizers, to free items to buy one, get one deals. Ledford said businesses and restaurants that are not currently included in the Beyond the Course pass but who would like to participate can reach out to her directly before the beginning of the tournament Aug. 15.
Sign up for the Beyond the Course pass at visithamiltoncounty.com/ things-to-do/professional-sports/ liv-golf/beyond-course.
SCAN TO CLAIM YOUR PASS TODAY!
As LIV Golf brings world-class competition to town, you’re invited to take a swing at exclusive local deals with the Beyond the Course pass. This free, mobile-friendly pass is your ticket to birdie-worthy bargains at top-notch restaurants and things to do near the course.
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MUSIC MEETS GOLF
Riley Green & Jason Derulo set to amp up LIV Golf Indianapolis
By Mark Ambrogi mark@youarecurrent.com
Concerts have become a staple of LIV Golf tournaments
The Aug. 15-17 tournament at The Club at Chatham Hills in Westfield will feature a diverse mix of headliners with concerts by country singer/songwriter Riley Green Aug. 15 and R&B/pop star Jason Derilo Aug. 16. Concerts begin after each day’s round of golf concludes, tentatively at 5 p.m. Aug. 15 and 4 p.m. Aug. 16.
“LIV Golf is about challenging boundaries and revolutionizing the fan experience,” stated Ross Hallett, LIV Golf executive vice president and head of events. “Riley Green and Jason Derulo will deliver dynamic performances highlighting our one-of-a-kind festival environment filled with intense competition, immersive fan zones, music
and energy. LIV Golf Indianapolis is on track to become one of our best-attended events of the year and it’s going to be an electric weekend for all fans to enjoy as we crown our individual champion.”
AJ Dolan, vice president of music and event production for LIV Golf, said the concerts are a key part of the tournaments.
“Live music is not an add-on — it is a core component to how LIV Golf redefines the fan experience,” he said. “We’re building a global entertainment platform where elite competition meets fan connection, creating moments that make fans feel different. Concerts like the ones we’re bringing to Indianapolis, with Riley Green and Jason Derulo, turn the tournament into a weekend-long festival that is unique to LIV Golf.
Riley Green is scheduled to perform Aug. 15. (Photo courtesy of LIV Golf)
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“Concerts supercharge the vibe and open the experience to more fans, whether they’re hardcore golf followers or attendees just in it for a great time. LIV Golf Indianapolis is a lineup built to reflect the diversity of our audience and the energy of the weekend.”
Green, who is known for his downto-earth lyrics, has released three studio albums: “Different ‘Round Here,” “Ain’t My Last Rodeo” and “Don’t Mind If I Do.”
He rerecorded the song “Different ‘Round Here” with Luke Combs and it became a No. 1 single.
“There Was This Girl” was a No. 1 platinum hit. His song “I Wish Grandpas Never Died” was threetime platinum certified.
Green and Thomas Rhett combined for the hit, “Half of Me.”
Green, a former Jacksonville State University quarterback, was named the Academy of Country Music’s 2020 New Male Artist of the Year.
Derulo has sold more than 250 million singles around the world and has 14 platinum hits in the U.S. His fifth studio album, “Nu King,” came out in 2024. His sound blends pop, R&B and dance.
Some of his hits include “Talk Dirty,” “In My Head,” “Ridin’ Solo” and “Want to Want Me,”
“Riley Green is one of the rising stars in country music and a true headline act.” Dolan said. “ We could not be more excited for him to take the stage on (Aug. 15). Jason Derulo has been a pop-culture icon for 20 years — he’s still as relevant today as ever — and his pop and R&B set will be a party from start to finish. It’s a lineup built to reflect the mixture of our audience and the energy of the weekend.”
Dolan said it’s about providing a varied mix of music everyone can enjoy.
“In Indianapolis, both artists will have full sets and live bands while providing their own distinct blend of energy,” he said. “A festival headliner like Riley Green will start the party and set the tone of our individual championship, then Jason Derulo will arrive with a completely different spark — genre-blending, high-performance, totally electric. It keeps the weekend fresh, dynamic, and inclusive. Our fans are multidimensional, and our entertainment reflects that.”
For more, visit jasonderulo.com and rileygreenmusic.com
Jason Derulo is scheduled to perform Aug. 16. (Photo courtesy of LIV Golf)
LIV GOLF GETS LIVE ART
Renowned artist ARCY to spray-paint mural during tournament
By David Jacobs david@youarecurrent.com
On a canvas stretching 36 feet long and 8 feet tall in front of The Club at Chatham Hills, Ryan Christiansen — better known as ARCY — will spray-paint a mural for LIV Golf throughout the Aug. 15-17 tournament.
“I have everything planned out to a ‘T’, and that way there’s no room for error when I’m in front of people and creating this piece,” Christiansen said. “I’ve done a lot of live events throughout my career. A lot of planning goes into it. The design has to get approved by a committee, and I’ll go back and forth ironing something out that represents the event and the city of Westfield.”
Despite such a large canvas to fill, it is one of the smaller murals Christiansen has created.
“It’s hard to go smaller than this with spray paint,” he said. “You can only spray with the tips you’re using. Even the smallest tips I can get are about half an inch. So, that poses a problem when you’re working on
a smaller-scale spray paint. The imagery has to be manipulated so that it is larger and more detailed. I can’t get a lot of detail into smaller things on the canvas…It’s easier with a larger tip and doing bigger stuff.”
The Connecticut resident has created hundreds of permanent large-scale works throughout North America, Australia and Europe.
“I have had a love for art since I was a little kid,” Christiansen said. “The passion really exploded when I started to fall in love with graffiti art and that whole culture and form of expression. I never really planned on doing this as a career; it just kind of worked out the way it did.”
Christiansen has completed murals for several major brands, including The Smithsonian Institution, Major League Baseball, America’s National Park Service and Walt Disney.
“One connection led to another,” he said. “Here I am today, able to support my family doing this. I always tell people don’t ever go into (art) with such high goals.”
Muralist Ryan “ARCY” Christiansen will spray paint a mural during the LIV Golf Indianapolis tournament.
(Photo courtesy of Ryan Chrisitiansen)
SUSTAINABILITY A LIV GOLF VALUE
Westfield tournament implements comprehensive efforts for a greener event
By David Jacobs david@youarecurrent.com
With its casual, party-esque culture, LIV Golf has taken the sport and sports world by storm. The professional golf tour will bring the party to Westfield at The Club at Chatham Hills, Aug 15-17.
To lessen the event’s environmental impact, LIV works with Blue Strike Environmental to make sure there is a sustainability manager on-site for each event. For the stop in Westfield, Blue Strike National Sustainability Program Manager Riley Bahr coordinates local composting services for the event with help from Hamilton County Tourism.
”(Composting service) RE317 in Westfield and Hamilton County, and they’re going to be doing the collection of compost from the event,” said Katherine Couch, senior sustainability manager for Hamilton County Tourism. “Another local partner we were able to connect them to is RecycleForce, based out of Indianapolis.”
To enhance sustainability efforts, Hamilton County Tourism helped form a subcommittee chaired by Laura Crum, marketing director with Sports Venue Forum, that includes Couch and Westfield Parks and Recreation Director Christopher McConnell.
“We meet regularly to try and support LIV’s sustainability team,” Couch said. “These large-scale events do have an environmental impact, even if it’s not always visible. So, it’s really important that we’re thinking about how we can be responsible stewards of our natural resources and our natural environment.”
Hamilton County Tourism officials said the goal is to maintain a healthy environment.
From installing a pollinator program near the 12th hole to support
its ecosystem and keeping track of water usage, The Club at Chatham regularly implements the practices to help reach its sustainability goals.
Course Superintendent Chad Allen said Chatham Hills is intentionally a “good steward” of the property.
“Golf has gotten a bad rap of being a wasteful (sport),” he said. “For us in this industry, we’re trying to recreate that narrative to show that we’re keepers of the grass. We’re not just throwing down products to make the course green.”
Allen expects approximately 20,000 fans will attend each day of the tournament.
“There’s only so much you can do (in preparation), but we’ll turn off our irrigation on Aug. 8 or 9,” Allen said. “Every drop of water that hits the course will come out of a hose, so we’re very site-specific. We’re not going to be over-watering. When you have this influx of people out here, you try to keep things as dry and firm as possible.”
Anyone planning to attend the LIV event should keep an eye out for LIV’s ‘Know Before You Go,’ which will highlight several tips on how to enjoy the weekend sustainably.
For more, visit livgolf.com/ schedule/indianapolis-2025.
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO:
To enhance sustainability efforts, Katherine Couch, senior sustainability manager for Hamilton County Tourism, offers several recommendations for fans who plan to attend the event.
“Carpooling, biking or walking to the event will cut down emissions and make (traffic)more efficient,” Couch said. “Make sure to bring a water bottle to refill; there will be refill stations across the course for visitors. You can also really help us with waste sorting at the event.”
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