Private Clubs in the Indianapolis Metro Area

The Bridgewater Club is a private golf community in Carmel, Indiana, featuring an 18-hole championship course designed by legendary architect Pete Dye. Stretching 7,347 yards with a slope rating of 143, the layout showcases Dye's signature railroad tie bulkheads and incorporates natural wetlands throughout the design.

Twin Lakes Golf Club is a private 18-hole club in Carmel, Indiana, established as one of Pete Dye's early Indiana designs and built around two natural lakes that define both its routing and identity. The course stretches to 6,800 yards from the tips with a slope rating of 135, featuring Dye's signature railroad tie bulkheading around water features and tree-lined fairways characteristic of Midwestern golf architecture.

Woodland Country Club of Carmel is a private 18-hole club founded in 1916 in Carmel, Indiana, serving as one of the Indianapolis metropolitan area's established golf destinations. The course was designed by noted Midwest architect Bill Diddel and features classic parkland-style tree-lined fairways and natural water features across a par-72 layout. The club has a history of hosting Indiana State Amateur Championships, underscoring its standing within the Indiana golf community.

The Hawthorns Golf & Country Club is a private 18-hole club established in the early 1990s in Fishers, Indiana, one of the Indianapolis metro area's most sought-after communities. Designed by acclaimed architect Arthur Hills, the par-72 championship course stretches to 7,181 yards with a course rating of 74.8 and slope of 136, featuring strategic layouts that wind around natural preserves and water hazards.

Dye's Walk Country Club is a private 18-hole club in Greenwood, Indiana, originally established as Royal Oak Country Club and redesigned by legendary architect Pete Dye. The course reflects Dye's signature design philosophy, featuring strategic bunkering, water hazards, and a demanding par-3 17th hole that plays over water to a well-guarded green. The club has hosted the Indiana State Amateur Championship and remains one of the Hoosier State's most respected Pete Dye designs.

The Club at Chatham Hills is a private golf community in Westfield, Indiana, built across 800 acres of rolling former farmland and opened in 2016. The 18-hole, par-72 championship course represents one of Pete Dye's final designs before his passing in 2020, featuring dramatic elevation changes of up to 200 feet, natural hardwood forests, and the strategic bunkering and undulating greens characteristic of Dye's work.

Holliday Farms is a private golf club situated on rolling farmland in Zionsville, Indiana, offering an 18-hole championship layout stretching to 7,302 yards. The course stands as one of the final designs completed by the Pete Dye Design Group, featuring the strategic bunkering and demanding shot-making that defined Dye's celebrated legacy in golf architecture.