Indianwood at Indianwood Golf & Country Club

Indianwood Golf & Country Club sits in Indiantown, a small community in Martin County in south-central Florida, roughly halfway between Lake Okeechobee and the Atlantic coast. The course was designed by Ted McAnlis, a Florida-based architect who has worked on numerous projects across the state, often focusing on courses that balance playability with the region's natural terrain and water features.

The layout occupies relatively flat Florida terrain typical of the area, with routing that incorporates the native landscape of palmetto, pine, and wetland areas. Water comes into play on several holes, a common characteristic of South Florida golf design, where natural drainage patterns and environmental considerations shape strategic decisions. The course serves a residential golf community, with homes integrated into the property in the manner familiar to Florida country club developments from recent decades.

Indianwood functions primarily as a private club serving its members and the surrounding region. The facility includes the standard amenities expected of a Florida country club—clubhouse, dining, and practice areas—catering to year-round play in the state's warm climate. The course provides a setting for member golf in a part of Florida that remains less densely developed than the coastal areas, offering a quieter atmosphere removed from the busier resort corridors to the east and south.