Social / Pool Membership

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Join Indianwood Golf and Country Club As A Social / Pool Member

Come and relax by the pool with your friends and family. Indianwood has a great pool membership with full food and drink service, lockers and showers, and an enclosed kiddy pool. It is a great atmosphere where you can enjoy the sun and a quick dip in the water.

Indianwood Golf and Country Club prides itself on it's members.

If you are interested in becoming a Pool member, please contact:

Keith Aldridge – Membership Sales
Phone: 248-693-9100
Email: ka@iwgcc.com

Was lucky enough to win a round for 4 on the Old Course. The course was a great challenge and fun layout that makes you focus on accuracy over length. The staff was extremely friendly especially for us not being members. It was a great experience and hope to have the chance to come back one day.

We attended a wedding at this exclusive club and we're amazed by the architecture and catering service. The food was very good and the staff friendly and helpful. The golf course near the club house was also very impressive, well kept, and surrounded by 100+ year old pine trees. What a fabulous place !

Remarkable, Attended my cousins wedding and, we thought we went back in time. The architectural detail to the inside and out has a viking Castel feel. If you love the renasissance look and feel as I do, then this is the place for you.

A Message From The Aldridge Family

“We became caretakers of a unique and unrecognized piece of history. We wanted to make Indianwood more appealing so people could see it for what it was originally and is now again. There is a great pride for my family and the membership to be part of history like this. We are all proud of this grand old club.”

Voted One of America's great country clubs.

Indianwood is a historic treasure dating back to the 1920s, and the “Old” course is annually ranked in America’s top 100 classic golf courses. Indianwood has a proud history in which four major championships have been played on the “Old” course; 1930 Western Open Gene Sarazen, 1989 Women’s US Open Betsy King, 1994 Women’s US Open Patty Sheehan, and 2012 US Senior Open Roger Chapman.