Grandview Golf Course

Grandview Golf Course, located in Anderson, Indiana, is one of the state's oldest and finest municipal courses, established in 1925. The 18-hole course plays at 5,400 yards with a par of 70, featuring rolling terrain with large mature trees that characterize the property. The course includes two par 4s exceeding 400 yards, two par 5s located on the back nine, and four par 3s.

The signature hole is number 3, a 233-yard par 3 with a small, undulating green that exemplifies the course's overall design characteristic of small greens. The rolling landscape and mature tree canopy create a challenging layout that has earned consistent recognition as the top-rated golf course in Madison County.

Grandview holds significant historical importance as the only course in Madison County to host the Indiana State Open, which it did in 1945. The facility offers standard amenities including a practice green, golf cart and club rentals, and lessons from the on-site golf professional. A picnic pavilion with grills accommodates group outings.