The Country Club of Indianapolis

Spectator SportsIndiana, United States11-50 Employees

The Country Club of Indianapolis is a private club in Indianapolis, Indiana, operating in the spectator sports sector. Founded in 1891, it was the city’s first country club and ranks among the earliest in the nation, established by a group of prominent local social and business figures including Chapin C. Foster, William L. Elder, William J. Richards, Ferdinand L. Mayer, William H. Coleman, Charles F. Sayles, Charles E. Collins, Cortland VanCamp, and Horace Bennett. The club’s first clubhouse began as a remodeled farmhouse associated with the Woodstock Club, which burned in 1904 and was rebuilt before burning again later. In recent years the club has maintained golf related leadership appointments, including naming John Trierweiler as Head Golf Professional and Devon Hensley as First Assistant Golf Professional in 2022, and recording Daniel R. Irons as Golf Course Superintendent in 2017 and again in 2020. Based in the Indianapolis region, the club serves a membership seeking a traditional private country club experience with a mid-sized organization.

Sign up for free to view info

Email Format Employee directory