Anderson Country Club

Anderson Country Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Anderson, Indiana, established in 1902. The club originated from a four-hole course created by five college students on land that had previously served as a Civil War training camp. Over time, it evolved into a full-scale country club facility.

The course is part of a comprehensive private club that combines golf with fine dining, swimming facilities, and event amenities. Set in a pastoral landscape, the course reflects the club's heritage as a community gathering place that has operated for over a century.

Beyond the golf course itself, Anderson Country Club functions as a social institution, offering 18 holes of championship-level play alongside a Jr. Olympic-sized pool, banquet facilities, and dining venues. The club maintains its original mission of providing a distinguished facility for members, families, and guests to gather and participate in recreational activities.

The facility is situated on Northshore Boulevard in Anderson and continues to serve the local community as a premier private club destination combining competitive golf with broader leisure and hospitality offerings.