Tippecanoe Lake Country Club

Tippecanoe Lake Country Club sits along the shores of its namesake lake in Leesburg, a small town in northern Indiana's Kosciusko County lake region. The course was designed by Bob Lohmann, a Midwestern architect whose work appears primarily across Indiana and neighboring states. The layout takes advantage of the natural lakeside terrain, incorporating the rolling topography and wooded corridors typical of the glacial lake country that defines this part of the state. The routing works through mature hardwoods and opens to views of Tippecanoe Lake, one of the larger natural lakes in Indiana's chain of glacial bodies of water. The property's elevation changes and tree-lined fairways create a traditional parkland character, with holes that require accuracy off the tee and thoughtful course management. Water comes into play on several holes, both from the lake itself and smaller ponds integrated into the design. The club serves as a recreational and social center for the Leesburg community and seasonal residents drawn to the lake region. Like many country clubs in northern Indiana's resort lake areas, it balances golf with other amenities suited to families spending summer months on the water. The course provides a straightforward test for members and guests familiar with classic Midwestern golf design, where tree placement and green complexes define strategy more than dramatic landforms or forced carries.