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director of golf.“Ilike to call it ‘your countryclub for .87courses, the sportofgolf is alive
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")Sunrise Golf is aregulation-sizenine-hole course thatand well in Carmel. Public and ;P
sits near the roundabout at Westﬁeld Boulevardand 96th lT private courses dot the Carmel a
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:landscape and offer quality golf with plenty of wooded areas and lots of sand and water. C
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Daclub features championship golf courses designed byPrairie View Golf Club and Sunrise Golf aretwo of
famous golf architect Pete Dye. The club also offers Thethe many public courses in and around Carmel. te:
Preserve Academy,anareadesigned for practice and 07 Located at 131st Street and River Road adjacent to
instruction. Other amenities include aclubhouse,indoorWhite River,Prairie View offers aunique golf setting amid Oc
and outdoor swimming pools, acomplete ﬁtness center andprairie grass, natural wetlands, aclear-running stream and t
,tennis courts.several lakes. Also on-site is Prairie View’s owngolf training 200
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