Innis Arden Golf Club occupies a wooded property in Old Greenwich, Connecticut, designed by J. Kennedy Tod and opened in the 1920s. Tod, a Scottish-born architect who worked extensively in the northeastern United States during the early twentieth century, created a layout that works with the natural rolling terrain characteristic of coastal Fairfield County. The course features tree-lined fairways and modest elevation changes that require thoughtful club selection and accurate approach play. The routing takes advantage of the property's natural contours, with holes moving through corridors of mature hardwoods and occasional glimpses of Long Island Sound in the distance. The design reflects the strategic principles common to courses of its era, where positioning off the tee determines the quality of angles into greens that are often elevated or subtly contoured. The relatively compact property encourages walking, and the layout maintains an intimate scale that rewards local knowledge and careful course management over pure length. Innis Arden operates as a private club serving the Old Greenwich community and surrounding area. The membership has maintained the course's traditional character while making selective updates to keep pace with modern equipment and playing standards. The club provides a setting where golf fits into the established residential landscape of lower Fairfield County, offering a classic northeastern parkland experience shaped by the design sensibilities of the 1920s.