State Spotlight:
Indiana

Indiana has built a reputation as a premier sports destinations by combining a rich athletic legacy with a commitment to hosting successful events. From youth tournaments to national championships, the Hoosier State offers first-class venues, experienced event partners, and communities that embrace competition at every level. Its central location, ease of travel and proven ability to execute successful events year after year make Indiana a trusted choice and an unforgettable destination. “Indiana really is a one-stop shop for planners,” says Rachel Frank, director of statewide initiatives and external affairs for Indiana Sports Corp. “We’re centrally located, so most of the country can get here within a day’s drive, and we’ve got the airports to match for folks flying in. But what sets us apart is the variety. You can host a national championship in Indianapolis one weekend and a hometown tournament in a small college town the next, and both will feel like the biggest event in town.”

State Spotlight:
Indiana

The 18-hole Pfau Course in Bloomington.

Indiana has built a reputation as a premier sports destinations by combining a rich athletic legacy with a commitment to hosting successful events. From youth tournaments to national championships, the Hoosier State offers first-class venues, experienced event partners, and communities that embrace competition at every level. Its central location, ease of travel and proven ability to execute successful events year after year make Indiana a trusted choice and an unforgettable destination. “Indiana really is a one-stop shop for planners,” says Rachel Frank, director of statewide initiatives and external affairs for Indiana Sports Corp. “We’re centrally located, so most of the country can get here within a day’s drive, and we’ve got the airports to match for folks flying in. But what sets us apart is the variety. You can host a national championship in Indianapolis one weekend and a hometown tournament in a small college town the next, and both will feel like the biggest event in town.”