Dykeman Park Golf Course

Welcome to the Dykeman Park Golf Course. When golfers want to play golf in Logansport, they naturally think of Dykeman Park Municipal Golf Course. Named for the late judge, D.D. Dykeman, this golf course was established when he donated the property to the city upon his death. When the course was established in 1926, Dykeman Park Municipal Golf Course was built with a nine-hole layout. Then, in 1956, an additional nine holes were constructed to make the present day eighteen-hole course. Since then, several improvements have been made to the course, but not to the overall layout or the wonderful character & quality which golfers have come to expect.

At present, Dykeman Park plays to a par 70, at 6185 yards using the longest tees. When using the shortest tees, it plays to a par 73 measuring 5347 yards. Dykeman Park's two sets of nine holes vary in terrain, the front being a relatively flat par 34 and the original back nine consisting of rolling hills and plays to a par of 36. All eighteen holes are lined with beautiful, mature trees and include a number of challenging dog-legs. Men, women, and juniors may play either using a golf car or walk with a pull-cart.

Dykeman Park Municipal Golf Course hosts a number of tournaments including the Logansport City Championship (since 1928), the Cass County Championship (since 1949), and the Two-Man Invitational (since 1965). The golf course is a great venue for corporate outings like the Annual Mayor's Golf Tournament and the George W. Poor Memorial Golf Tournament sponsored by the Memorial Hospital Foundation. In addition, golfers may join the Men's Association or the Ladies' League which both play regularly.

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