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A golf club membership for the 21st century.
We are not your traditional private golf club. We don’t have a lot of rules and no committees. We treat our members like gold and respect their rights to be individuals. We do not judge.
We seek to keep our membership dues in check and members are never assessed for either capital improvements or capital shortfalls.
We cater to a diverse clientele and have created membership programs to fit and accommodate modern lifestyles. We are every man’s club and take an inclusive approach to building our community.
We are home to "change makers", "rule-breakers" and "iconoclasts" (And of course, we only mean these in the most positive way possible). These are the leaders of tomorrow.
We operate several businesses on property. Together, they are our strength and what makes this business work for us. In addition to the golf club business, we operate a golf academy business, a special event business, lodging business and restaurant business. Adjacent to the property, we also own and operate Twin Springs, a public nine hole family friendly golf course and the Oak Trail real estate development.
Weadock & Lynch families own the business, and operate for profit. As non equity participants in the business, members don’t need to worry about running the business and can enjoy a club environment free of politics.
We operate the best facilities in the region, bar none. 45 holes of championship golf, a culinary program run by our world renowned chef, world class instruction, nine hole family golf, a boutique 50 room lodge, spa & conference center on site to accommodate guests and executives from around the globe.
We throw the best parties on the planet, period! Our annual three-day member guest golf tournament is regarded, by the most avid and well traveled golfers, as simply “the best.”
This tournament alone, is reason enough to join.
Our vision is to be recognized amongst the top golf clubs and destinations in the world and to be seen as thought leaders in both our approach to business and the environment.
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