Spring Meadow Farm at Meadow Valley Golf Club is a private course located in Middlebury, Indiana, designed by architect Tom Zimmerman. The course is routed through a rural landscape characteristic of northern Indiana, with the property's agricultural heritage evident in its open terrain and tree-lined corridors. Zimmerman's design works with the natural topography and existing farm features to create a layout that balances playability with strategic challenge across its eighteen holes. The course takes advantage of the relatively gentle rolling terrain typical of the region, incorporating water features and bunkering to define playing corridors and protect greens. The design emphasizes shot-making from the tee, with fairways that reward accuracy while the rough and surrounding hazards penalize wayward play. The setting maintains the pastoral character of the site, with views across open areas punctuated by mature trees and native plantings that frame the holes. Meadow Valley Golf Club serves as a private membership community, and the course functions as the centerpiece of the club's recreational offerings. The routing and hole design reflect Zimmerman's approach to creating courses that integrate with their landscape rather than impose upon it, resulting in a layout that feels native to its Indiana setting. The course has developed a local membership base and hosts regular club competitions and events throughout the playing season.