Ulen Country Club

Ulen Country Club, a private 18-hole course in Indiana, United States, was designed by William H. "Bill" Diddel and opened in 1924. The layout runs across a ridge and incorporates bunkers, water hazards, a creek, a pond, and tree-lined corridors with out-of-bounds in play throughout. Three holes define the character of the round. Hole 9 presents the narrowest landing area on the course, making it the hardest hole to navigate. Hole 15, nicknamed "Spoiler," has ended many strong rounds with only a few holes left to play. Hole 17 carries a lake along its entire left side, making it the one tee shot on the course that most tests a golfer's nerve. A driving range is available to members. The clubhouse overlooks the course and includes dining prepared by culinary staff, with panoramic views of the golf course, alongside formal dining, ballroom areas, and private events facilities.