Indianwood Golf & Country Club

Overview: Indianwood Golf & Country Club is an 18-hole, par-70 course in Indiantown designed by Ted McAnlis. The blue-tee reference measures 6,008 yards, with lakes and wetlands appearing throughout a layout that also uses pine-lined fairways, bentgrass surfaces and multiple tee positions. The club presents it as a course that can challenge stronger players while remaining approachable from shorter tees.

History: Indianwood opened for play in 1985 and has remained part of the golf community surrounding the Indianwood residential development. McAnlis's design credit is confirmed by the current club site and independent scorecard records. The front and back nines have different visual ages: younger trees shape the front, while mature pines line much of the older-feeling back nine.

Did You Know? The course's first hole is associated in the detailed scorecard record with a feature called the Dragon's Head berm, which affects the opening approach. It is an unusual piece of local course vocabulary for a relatively compact Florida parkland layout.