The Bridgewater Club

Since its founding in 2005, The Bridgewater Club has been one of Central Indiana’s premier golf course communities — a place where resort-style amenities meet the warmth of a true neighborhood. For more than two decades, residents have embraced an active, connected lifestyle with the convenience of a Carmel mailing address and the benefits of Westfield schools, taxes, and utilities.

Spanning 725 acres of rolling countryside, Bridgewater blends natural beauty with modern living. The neighborhood winds around 27 holes of golf, wooded trails, sparkling ponds, and towering mature trees, with more than 900 homesites ranging from elevated gated estates to charming empty-nester cottages to low-maintenance townhomes. It’s also a true golf cart community — residents often trade their car keys for a cart ride to the clubhouse, local restaurants, or even the grocery store. Grandparents can be found giving grandkids joyrides to Culver's for a sweet treat, while friends cruise over to meet for dinner or live music nearby.

Life here follows its own rhythm. Mornings might start with a walk along the trails before breakfast at The Pancake House. Weekends bring nine holes on the executive course followed by drinks and live music at The Local Eatery & Pub. Summer afternoons are spent at the pool, where kids splash on the play pad, families gather under the sun, and poolside dining makes it easy to stay all day. Weeknights often end with spirited tennis or pickleball leagues, while evenings wind down with neighbors at happy hour at the Zinc Bar.

The centerpiece of the neighborhood is The Bridgewater Club itself, home to a Pete Dye–designed 18-hole championship course, currently undergoing its first full redesign since opening and set to reopen in 2026. In the meantime, members enjoy the executive course and award-winning practice facilities, along with a 70,000-square-foot fitness center, indoor and outdoor pools, tennis and pickleball courts, and spa amenities. Youth programs — from summer camps to the Bridgewater Barracudas swim team — keep younger members part of the fun year-round.

Traditions and community events fill the calendar. The annual Big Event on the Fourth of July lights up the skies, while New Year’s Eve parties, Women of Bridgewater gatherings, Easter egg hunts, Pasta Thursdays, and the Halloween haunted house bring neighbors together in every season. Evenings on the club’s award-winning patios, complete with fire features and live music, are a favorite way to end the day.

At its heart, Bridgewater is about belonging. From neighbors walking dogs under tree-lined streets to families celebrating milestones at the park pavilion, connection is everywhere. With award-winning Westfield schools nearby, shopping and dining within minutes, and a vibrant community spirit, it’s no wonder The Bridgewater Club has remained one of Hamilton County’s most sought-after addresses for over 20 years.