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Mount Vernon sits at the southwestern tip of Indiana, where the state pushes down between the Ohio River and the Illinois border — a quietly agricultural corner of the Midwest that most traveling golfers pass through rather than seek out. Posey County's landscape is flat to gently rolling, shaped more by river bottomland and cornfields than by dramatic terrain, which tends to produce courses that reward straight ball-striking and course management over power.
The Countrymark Coop name signals something genuinely local. Countrymark is a farmer-owned petroleum cooperative with deep roots across Indiana and Ohio farm country, and a course bearing that affiliation almost certainly grew out of a community or member benefit rather than resort ambition — the kind of place where regulars know each other by name and greens fees stay honest.
Without more specific records available, what can be said confidently is that this is everyday Midwest golf in the truest sense: an 18-hole layout serving a small river city, likely playing open and straightforward, with the unhurried pace and unpretentious atmosphere that defines golf in small-town Indiana.
| Tee | Yards | Rating | Slope | Par |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WHITE · men | — | 65.8 | 113 | — |
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