Lafayette-West Lafayette for Sports Tournaments
With its world-class golf courses and other sporting facilities, Lafayette-West Lafayette puts its competition to shameIntroduction
LAFAYETTE-WEST LAFAYETTE, INDIANA
Lafayette-West Lafayette offers a small-town feel with plenty of city-sized opportunities. Delectable restaurants, art galleries, museums, cool coffee shops, nightlife & entertainment, interesting architecture, unique shops, and festivals create a place full of vibrancy and charm. The scenic Wabash River, with walking and biking paths, connects these 2 great cities.
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“We hosted our National Collegiate Club Golf Association’s Championship at the Birck Boilermaker Complex. With over 300 golfers traveling from across the country to West Lafayette, the Kampen and Ackerman-Allen courses couldn’t have been in better shape for a great challenge. This was the second time the championship was hosted here and we will be sure to come back in the future.”
— Matt Weinberger Director, Nextgengolf Operations

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Lafayette: A Powerhouse for Sports Tourism
University Campus & Cultural Pulse
Home to Purdue University, West Lafayette and Lafayette together offer a unique blend of academic energy, architectural landmarks and vibrant downtown scenes in Indiana. Visitors can stroll the historic campus, pause by the iconic Engineering Fountain and catch the campus spirit that flows into surrounding streets filled with galleries, cafés and live music. The downtown area offers boutique shopping, art-filled alleys and restaurants with creative menus that reflect the region’s evolving identity. Be sure to explore off the beaten path for quality places to eat and shop with surprising cultural variety.
Trails, Parks & Outdoor Explorations
Lafayette and West Lafayette, Indiana, invite visitors outdoors where nature and recreation intertwine. The cities are linked by more than 25 miles of paved trails and 18 miles of dedicated bike lanes, offering runners, cyclists and casual walkers easy access to the region’s green corridors. Among these, the Celery Bog Nature Area provides a scenic escape with wetlands, bird-watching and gentle trails winding through unexpected landscapes. For teams looking to stretch or families seeking fresh air between matches, this outdoor infrastructure offers a natural reset with Midwestern vegetation, prairie-style vistas and a pace that balances the intensity of sport with quiet renewal.






