Parke County Golf Course

Parke County Golf Course is a nine-hole layout at 3,073 yards and par 35, running along US Highway 41 in Rockville. The course sits on the gently rolling terrain of west-central Indiana near the Wabash River valley. At just over 3,000 yards for nine holes, the routing includes full-length par 4s and likely one par 5, giving it more teeth than a typical short course. There is no driving range.

Rockville is the Parke County seat, about 25 miles north of Terre Haute in the western part of the state. Economy pricing makes this one of the cheapest rounds in the region. Parke County is known for its covered bridges and rural character, and the golf course reflects that small-town setting. It serves as the primary course for the immediate area, with the nearest larger golf clusters in Terre Haute to the south.