2026 Private Club Guide

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The Amenities Arms Race Begins

Colorado’s private golf clubs continue to evolve to keep pace with the changing interests of their members – and the members they hope to attract. Colorado AvidGolfer annual survey of private club operators found that across the state clubs continue to add amenities and re-invest in their golf courses in order to attract and keep members.

And as the golf boom has taken root in the gigantic millennial generation – who are also having kids now – the biggest niche that many are aiming for is that of ‘family-friendly club.’

Many clubs have added members in recent years some are steering funding to make long-needed golf course or building updates. Initiation fees and monthly dues have risen nearly across the board at all Colorado clubs, and several have raised their golf-capacity numbers in order to avoid having to create a waitlist.

The balancing act that club operators must walk is delicate. Current members want nice amenities

– and many clearly are willing to pay thousands a month for them. But they do not want a club that becomes so crowded that they can’t get a tee time or reservations for dinner when they want.

It was just a few years ago that the most-elite Colorado clubs – Castle Pines Golf Club and Cherry Hills Country Club – poured tens of millions. At Pinehurst Country Club, the club has embarked on a two-year pool replacement project that General Manager Trey Bayliss said is intended to create “the best pool in the Denver metro area.” That project is slated to be completed in time for summer, 2027, and will update the pool food options as well. In addition the club, which has 27-holes of golf available, is going to renovate the entire course, one nine-hole segment at a time.

Across town at Glenmoor Country Club a year-long $35 million renovation of the clubhouse is on track to be completed later this year to go along with a full upgrade of its aquatics area that took place two years ago. The Club at Rolling Hills is among

many that have installed special golf simulator lounges, some with dedicated bars and comfy seats. No club can stand still, it seems. At Grand Junction’s Bookcliff Country Club they added a nice outdoor fire pit near the pool. Pueblo Country Club renovated its pool and added new tee boxes. Meridian Golf Club in Englewood doubled the size of its golf practice area. Lakewood Country Club did a bunker overhaul.

Fort Collins Country Club invested $3.2 million renovating the golf shop and men’s and women’s locker rooms, adding saunas to both. Ptarmigan Country Club in Fort Collins recently renovated all the bunkers on their course and modernized the clubhouse dining area, and in 2026 is eyeing replacing all the bridges on the course, replastering the pool and updating their post-round eatery, the Bear’s Den Grille.

“We are incredibly pleased with the transformation accomplished thus far,” said Ptarmigan’s membership director, Kelly Misuraca.

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Pinehurst

RENOVATION

Pinehurst Country Club is building on nearly 70 years of providing Denver area families with an excellent private club experience. After years of preparation the club began in 2025 a $21.5 million upgrade that will touch nearly every part of the popular Denver country club. The golf course creeks and streams this past winter were the first focus, shoring up the creek banks and repairing cart paths throughout the course.

Beyond the infrastructure improvements, Pinehurst’s golf remains the centerpiece of the member experience. The club has an 18-hole Press Maxwell designed course and a 9-hole course alongside. They create variety for players of all abilities, blending mature trees, strategic water features and classic Denver parkland design. Practice areas and year-round programming help golfers continue improving their games.

This spring work will kick off on a brand new pool complex that will feature modern amenities that will make it even more family friendly. A zero-entry children’s pool will be added and the entire pool grounds will be improved, with work completing in 2027. Beginning this fall the courses will undergo tee box and bunker renovations with 18-holes available to play at all times. Lights are also com -

ing to the popular tennis and pickleball courts to extend the season of play deep into the spring and fall. In all, the updates will make the most family friendly club in Denver even better.

FAMILY TRADITION

What isn’t changing is the club’s commitment to providing Denver area families with the best way to enjoy private club living. It’s wellness spa and fitness center give members a perfect resource to stay healthy, and great dining opportunities are available throughout the year.

QUESTIONS:

Trey Bayliss | General Manager tbayliss@pinehurstcountryclub.com

READY, SET... GOLF!

Elevate your game to new heights with Garden of the Gods Resort and Club’s exclusive membership offerings. Nestled in the breathtaking beauty of Colorado’s landscape, our 27-hole course beckons to those seeking not just a game, but a lifestyle. Become a part of our Garden of the Gods community today and leave no sense unturned.

GOLF WELLNESS Feel Good, Play Better

A LEGENDARY COURSE Award-winning & Iconic

Experience breathtaking mountain views from every hole and enjoy both the serenity and challenge of our awardwinning, 27-hole championship golf course, named an Avid Golfer Top Pick.

Elevate your game with certified golf fitness professionals and mobility clinics to help you lower your handicap. From protecting joints to improving movement patterns, play the sport you love longer and better than ever before.

VIBRANT COMMUNITY Connection & Belonging

The heartbeat of the Club is our member community. Enjoy lively member socials and a full calendar of special event programming throughout the year to connect with others and grow your circle.

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DID YOU KNOW?

Garden of the Gods Resort & Club was established in 1951 with the Kissing Camels Golf Club being built shortly after in 1961. Members can enjoy annual tournaments that date back to over 60 years ago.

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One Membership Twice the Experience

At Blackstone Country Club and Black Bear Golf Club, membership opens the door to two distinct private club atmospheres, each with its own personality, scenery, and style of play yet connected by one simple idea: more ways to enjoy your time.

Located in Aurora and Parker, this unique pairing offers 36 holes of championship golf designed to challenge, inspire, and stay fresh round after round. One day may call for strategic shot-making across rolling fairways, the next for a relaxed round with friends followed by drinks on the patio. Variety isn’t an occasional perk here; it’s built into everyday membership.

Beyond the courses, life at Blackstone and Black Bear is intentionally balanced between activity and connection.

Start the morning in the fitness center, spend the afternoon on the courts, and end the evening with dinner and conversation overlooking the course. Members move naturally between golf, tennis, pickleball, bocce, swimming, and dining with -

out feeling locked into a single experience. Each clubhouse brings its own atmosphere. Blackstone offers a grand English Tudor-inspired setting designed for gathering, celebrations, and family time. Black Bear provides a relaxed golf-centric retreat where post-round meals turn into lingering evenings on the veranda. Together, they create a rhythm: refined when you want it, casual when you need it.

The social calendar fills in the moments between with wine dinners, holiday celebrations, weekend brunches, and summer pool days that turn neighbors into regular playing partners and friends into traditions. This isn’t just access to two golf courses. It’s access to options, variety, and a membership that adapts to your week instead of the other way around.

Discover what club life feels like when it never gets repetitive. Explore Membership at Blackstone and Black Bear by contacting Todd.Ohair@InvitedClubs.Com

ONE MEMBERSHIP.

TWO EXTRAORDINARY CLUBS.

Endless ways to play, connect, and belong.

At Blackstone Country Club and Black Bear Golf Club, membership means more than just access—it means community. Whether you’re here for the game, the camaraderie, or a place to escape the every day, you’ll find a home among friends who feel like family.

From championship golf and lively social events to tennis, pickleball, fitness, and poolside relaxation, there’s something for everyone. Unwind, celebrate, and create lasting memories in a place where you truly belong. No matter your passion, your club is here.

Welcome home!

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The Next Chapter at Pinery & Pradera

Two premier golf clubs near Parker, The Pinery Country Club and The Club at Pradera, deliver exceptional private club experiences, with membership options that unlock the best of both properties. Owned by Arcis Golf, the clubs offer a range of social and golf memberships, along with upgrade opportunities that allow members to enjoy worldclass golf, elevated amenities and a vibrant club community across both destinations.

THE PINERY MAKEOVER

The Pinery Country Club recently completed a multi-million-dollar renovation that reimagines the clubhouse as a vibrant gathering place for members and their families. The redesigned space now features a dramatic sense of openness, creating an inviting atmosphere where friends can gather, dine and unwind.

The fireplace lounge flows seamlessly into the bar, encouraging spontaneous gatherings over cocktails and hors d’oeuvres. Dining rooms feature custom banquette seating and trestle-style farm tables, while expansive windows frame sweeping sunset views over the Mountain Course’s ninth hole.

Outdoors, the renovated patio extends the main dining room and provides seating for more than 100 guests. Members can also enjoy the Golfer’s Grill — known to some as the “Prohibition Room” — which celebrates the region’s colorful bootlegging history and the early roots of Colorado’s renowned brewing culture.

WHAT’S NEXT FOR PRADERA?

The Club at Pradera is preparing to embark on a similar transformation. There will be a new grand entrance, and a new upscale dining venue will anchor the clubhouse. The current bar will be redesigned into a dedicated adult cocktail-only lounge. There will be a complete overhaul of furniture, fixtures, flooring and lighting, and outdoor spaces will be refreshed with expanded seating and upgraded furnishings.

THE GOLF

At Pradera, the 18-hole course designed by Jim Engh embraces dramatic movement and sculpted contours, using the land’s natural character to create signature holes and memorable moments. Its varied terrain ensures that every round feels fresh and engaging. Nearby, The Pinery offers three

distinct nine-hole layouts that deliver variety and challenge. The Mountain Nine features dramatic elevation changes, forested corridors and rolling terrain that demand thoughtful club selection and precise shot-making.

The Lake Nine is known for panoramic views of the Rocky Mountain Front Range and open, sweeping fairways that invite bold, confident play. The Valley Nine brings a high-plains, links-style character, with wide fairways, natural contours and wind-influenced strategy.

AND MORE

Both clubs offer excellent dining, family programming and fitness opportunities that enhance the private club lifestyle. Arcis Golf’s Summit membership provides dual access to both clubs, while the Arcis Access program extends privileges to more than 800 clubs in over 50 countries.

QUESTIONS?

Reach out to Mike Jones, General Manager, (Pinery and Pradera) 720.881.4154 mjones@arcisgolf.com

DISCOVER AN UNMATCHED PRIVATE CLUB EXPERIENCE AT TWO OF COLORADO’S PREMIER GOLF + LIFESTYLE CLUBS.

With two world-class golf courses, racquet sports, two exceptional restaurants with breathtaking patio dining, and a host of the finest lifestyle amenities in the area, there is something special for everyone. Immerse yourself in a year-round social calendar of events, including live entertainment, wine and craft beer dinners, pool parties, holiday celebrations, and an upcoming clubhouse renovation at Pradera is on the way!

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Rio Grande

OUR EXPERIENCE

This premier club brings the beauty of the southern Rockies into focus. The region has rivers, meadows, creeks, volcanic formations, wildlife and mountain hikes, and the nearby Wolf Creek Ski Area. The club and resort offer golf memberships that make available the complex’s full array of benefits – fly fishing along the club’s private stretch of the Rio Grande River, the fitness Center, swimming and tennis complex, as well as the club’s social activities as well as a private fishing lodge and other benefits. Other membership types are social, young associate, sports and angling. The clubhouse offers ample meeting spaces for organizations.

THE GOLF: The golf course and dining room are open to the public, and the course has been challenging members and visitors since 2002. The front nine hugs the Rio Grande banks, and the back nine features holes cut from the forest and rock formations of the adjoining hills. From the breathtaking elevated tee box on No. 1 to the final putt the courses use native mountain terrain, grasses and waterways to challenge even the best player.

THE DINING: Culinary delights await at the resort’s dining venues. The Timbers Restaurant and

Big River Grille offer guests a diverse menu that blends innovative recipes with familiar flavors, all set against the backdrop of the Rocky Mountains and the 18th hole of the golf course.

DON’T MISS: The view from the first tee. Players start high and immediately descend to the river wetlands for the front nine. Take a moment to breathe in the beauty before your first shot.

QUESTIONS: membership@rgcresort.com 719.873.1995

ASPEN GLEN CLUB 0545 Bald Eagle Way, Carbondale 970-510-0157; aspen-glen.com

BALLYNEAL GOLF CLUB 1 Ballyneal Lane, Holyoke 970-854-5900; ballyneal.com

BEAR CREEK GOLF CLUB

BLACK BEAR GOLF CLUB

BLACKSTONE COUNTRY CLUB

BOOKCLIFF COUNTRY CLUB

BOULDER COUNTRY CLUB

BROADMOOR GOLF CLUB

12201 Morrison Rd., Denver 303-667-4626; bearcreekgolfclub.net

11300 Canterberry Pkwy., Parker 720-330-7087; invitedclubs.com/clubs/ blackstone-black-bear

7777 Country Club Dr., Aurora 720-330-7087; invitedclubs.com/clubs/ blackstone-black-bear

2730 G Rd., Grand Junction 970-243-3323; bookcliffcc.com

Clubhouse Rd., Boulder 303-530-4600; bouldercc.org

One Lake Circle, Colorado Springs 719-577-5790; broadmoorgolfclub.org

CASTLE PINES GOLF CLUB 1000 Hummingbird Dr., Castle Rock 303-688-6000; castlepinesgolfclub.club

THE COUNTRY CLUB AT CASTLE PINES

RANCH & CLUB

CHERRY CREEK COUNTRY CLUB

HILLS COUNTRY CLUB

6400 Country Club Dr., Castle Pines Village 303-688-7400; ccatcastlepines.com

33400 B Catamount Dr., Steamboat Springs 970-871-9300; catamountranchclub.com

2405 South Yosemite St., Denver 303-597-0300; cherrycreekcountryclub.com

4125 S. University Blvd., Cherry Hills Village 303-350-5200; chcc.com

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EDITOR’S NOTE: This information is accurate to the best of our knowledge. In cases where information

That information. In all cases, contact the clubs directly for the most current information. * Initiations reflect full golf memberships for individuals. When given, ranges can account for incentives, promotions, refundability or multiple

Clubhouse, dining, pool, fitness, tennis, pickleball, bocce, golf simulator partial access to Blackstone Jeff

Full golf access to Black BearClubhouse, dining, social events, resort pool, fitness, tennis Jay Morrish (2006) TODD

or Elected

to

(equity/non-equity, associate, junior [usually ages

family, etc.). Some clubs make financing available.

** Dues reflect full golf. They do not account for food and beverage minimums, service fees, capital assessments or other surcharges. Ranges reflect membership levels.

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COLORADO GOLF CLUB

8000 PRESERVATION TRAIL, PARKER 303-840-5400; COLORADOGOLFCLUB.COM

COLORADO SPRINGS COUNTRY CLUB 3333 TEMPLETON GAP RD., COLORADO SPRINGS 719-634-8851; CSCOUNTRYCLUB.COM

COLUMBINE COUNTRY CLUB 17 FAIRWAY LANE, COLUMBINE VALLEY 303-794-2674; COLUMBINECC.COM

THE CLUB AT CORDILLERA 655 CLUBHOUSE DR., EDWARDS 970-926-4687; CORDILLERA-VAIL.COM

CORNERSTONE CLUB^^

COUNTRY CLUB OF COLORADO

COUNTRY CLUB OF THE ROCKIES

DENVER COUNTRY CLUB

EAGLE SPRINGS GOLF CLUB

1000 CORNERSTONE TRAIL, MONTROSE 970-249-1922; CORNERSTONECLUB.COM

125 E. CLUBHOUSE DR., COLORADO SPRINGS 719-538-4080; CCOFCOLORADO.COM

676 SAWATCH DR., EDWARDS 970-926-3080; COUNTRYCLUBOFTHEROCKIES.COM

1700 E. FIRST AVE., DENVER 303-733-2441; DENVERCC.NET

28521 U.S. HIGHWAY 6 & 24, WOLCOTT 970-926-4400; EAGLESPRINGS.ORG

EATON COUNTRY CLUB 37661 WELD COUNTY RD. 39, EATON 970-454-2106; EATONCC.NET

THE CLUB AT FLYING HORSE

FORT COLLINS COUNTRY CLUB

1880 WEISKOPF POINT, COLORADO SPRINGS 719-487-2660; FLYINGHORSECLUB.COM

1920 COUNTRY CLUB RD., FORT COLLINS 970-482-1336; FORTCOLLINSCC.COM

LONGMONT

$75,000 (WESTERN SLOPE); $150,000 (RESIDENT)

$15,000/ YEAR (ALL CATEGORIES) NO

9-HOLE SHORT COURSE, DINING, RESORT-STYLE POOL, FITNESS, TRAILS, ABOUTGOLF SIMULATORS, INDOOR BAYS, TENNIS AND PICKLE BALL

SWIMMING, TENNIS, DINING, FITNESS, PICKLEBALL, KIDS’ PROGRAMMING

SWIMMING, TENNIS, PAR-3 COURSE, FITNESS, INDOOR SIMULATORS, INDOOR/ OUTDOOR DINING, SPA

SWIMMING, TENNIS, NORDIC CENTER, DINING, HIKING, FLY-FISHING, SKIING, TROON PRIVÉ PRIVILEGES

DINING, 50 MILES OF HIKING AND BIKING TRAILS , FLYFISHING, HORSEBACK RIDING, SNOWSHOEING, 4-WHEELING, SHOOTING, TENNIS, PICKLEBALL, ARCHERY

BEN CRENSHAW/ BILL COORE (2006) JOHN EASTERBROOK

UNKNOWN (1954); DICK PHELPS (1987) EMILY BASENBERG

(1956)

VALLEY: T. FAZIO (1997) MOUNTAIN: H. IRWIN (1994) SUMMIT: J NICKLAUS (2001) ALLYSON MASON

GREG NORMAN (2007) MATT DUSENBERRY (2018) CHAD QUIRK

SWIMMING, DINING, TENNIS, FITNESS, SAILING, SPA, BEACH, LAKE, WATERSPORTS, PICKLEBALL PETE DYE (1973) DANI ZAMPICH

DINING, FITNESS, SIMULATORS, FLY-FISHING, TENNIS, PICKLEBALL

LODGING, DINING, SWIMMING, TENNIS, PICKLEBALL, FITNESS, SPA, INDOOR GOLF FACILITY

SWIMMING, DINING, FITNESS, INDOOR & OUTDOOR TENNIS, REICPROCAL PROGRAMS

JACK NICKLAUS (1984)

BILL HUGHES, MPGA

JAMES FOULIS (1902) BILL COORE (1985) GIL HANSE (2009) MOLLY WILSON

JAY MORRISH/ TOM WEISKOPF (1995) JAMES OEFELEIN

FRANK BAUMGARDNER (1968)

TOM WEISKOPF (2005) FLYING HORSE NORTH: PHIL SMITH (2020)

STEPHANIE SCOTT

BRANDEN PHILLIPS/ TAYLOR GOUGH

HENRY HUGHES (1960) PETE DYE (2001) HEIDI ELSER THE FOX HILL CLUB

SWIMMING, TENNIS, PICKLEBALL, FITNESS FRANK HUMMEL (1972) REBECCA CASH

TENNIS, FITNESS, FISHING, SPA, PADDLEBOARD,

FROST CREEK CLUB 1094 FROST CREEK DR., EAGLE 970-455-3072; FROSTCREEK.COM

GLACIER CLUB

600 Glacier Club Dr., Durango 970-382-7800; theglacierclub.com

GLENMOOR COUNTRY CLUB 110 Glenmoor Dr., Cherry Hills Village 303-781-3000; glenmoorcc.org

GREELEY COUNTRY CLUB

4500 W. 10th St., Greeley 970-353-0528; greeleycc.org

HARMONY CLUB 4175 Club Dr., Timnath 970-482-4653; harmonyclub.info

HIWAN GOLF CLUB 30671 Clubhouse Ln., Evergreen 303-674-3366; hiwan.com

CLUB AT INVERNESS

LAKE VALLEY GOLF CLUB

LAKEWOOD COUNTRY CLUB

$50,000/ $200,000

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Inverness Dr., Englewood 303-397-7878; theclubatinverness.com

Lake Valley Dr., Niwot 303-444-2114; lakevalley.com

6800 W. 10th Ave., Lakewood 303-233-4614; lakewoodcountryclub.net

MAROON CREEK CLUB 10 Club Circle Rd., Aspen 970-920-1533; mccaspen.com

MERIDIAN GOLF CLUB

PERRY PARK COUNTRY CLUB

PINEHURST COUNTRY CLUB

THE PINERY COUNTRY CLUB

THE CLUB AT PRADERA

PTARMIGAN COUNTRY CLUB

PUEBLO COUNTRY CLUB

9742 S. Meridian Blvd., Englewood 303-799-8402; meridiangolfclub.com

7047 Perry Park Blvd., Larkspur 303-681-3305; perryparkcc.com

6255 W. Quincy Ave., Denver 303-996-5499; muchmorethangolf.com

6900 N. Pinery Pkwy., Parker 303-841-5157; thepinerycc.com

5225 Raintree Dr., Parker 303-607-5672; theclubatpradera.com

5416 Vardon Way, Fort Collins 970-226-8555; ptarmigancc.com

$20,000

$1,027$1,581/ mo. No 800

3200 8th Ave., Pueblo 719-543-4844; pueblocountryclub.com $2,000 $550/mo.

Two courses and clubhouses swimming, tennis & pickleball, fitness,

on

(1964)

Tom Bendelow (1908)/ Donald Ross (1917)Gil Hanse (2018) GRACE FILISS

(1995)

EDITOR’S NOTE: This information is accurate to the best of our knowledge. In cases where information is not available (N/A), the club had not yet officially established initiations and dues for the 2025 golf season or Elected not to provide That information. In all cases, contact the clubs directly for the most current information.

* Initiations reflect full golf memberships for individuals. When given, ranges can account for incentives, promotions, refundability or multiple levels (equity/non-equity, associate, junior [usually ages 21-39], family, etc.). Some clubs make financing available.

** Dues reflect full golf. They do not account for food and beverage minimums, service fees, capital assessments or other surcharges. Ranges reflect membership levels. ^2024 data CLUB ADDRESS, PHONE,

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THE RANCH COUNTRY CLUB 11887 Tejon St., Westminster 303-460-9700; theranchcc.com

RAVENNA COUNTRY CLUB 11118 Caretaker Rd., Littleton 720-956-1600; ravennagolf.com

RED ROCKS COUNTRY CLUB 16235 W. Belleview Ave., Morrison 303-352-2030; redrockscountryclub.org

RED SKY GOLF CLUB

RIO GRANDE

ROARING FORK CLUB

$20,000$30,000 $730$850/mo. Yes 500

$75,000 $1,375 No

1099 Red Sky Rd., Wolcott 970-754-8400; redskygolfclub.com $140,000 $12,600$14,210/

0285 Rio Grande Club Trail, South Fork 719-873-1995; rgcresort.com

100 Arbaney Ranch Rd., Basalt 970-927-9000; roaringforkclub.com

THE CLUB AT ROLLING HILLS 15707 W. 26th Ave., Golden 303-279-3334; theclubatrollinghills.org

SNOWMASS CLUB

0239 Snowmass Club Cir., Snowmass Village 970-923-5600; snowmassclub.com

SONNENALP CLUB 1265 Berry Creek Rd., Edwards 970-477-5376; sonnenalpclub.com

TPC COLORADO 2375 TPC Parkway, Berthoud 303-522-5711; tpc.com/colorado

VALLEY COUNTRY CLUB 14601 Country Club Dr., Centennial 720-630-2463; valleycountryclub.org

THE COUNTRY CLUB AT WOODMOOR 18945 Pebble Beach Way, Monument 719-884-7241; ccwoodmoor.com

$75,000$300,000^^ $14,500$39,500/ yr. INVITATION ONLY 500

$80,000 $1,338/ mo. Yes

$195,000 $1,750/ mo.

$60,000 $939/mo. No 385

$60,000 $8,950/Yr. No N/A

$50,000 $1,045/mo. No 470

$9,500 $529/mo. No 415

Indoor golf facility, indoor/ outdoor tennis, swimming, family pools, fitness, dining, indoor/ outdoor kids play area

Clubhouse, dining, pool, fitness center , Top Tracer on range

$50,000 $708/mo. Yes 430 Dining, swimming, fishing, hiking, golf simulator

Swimming, tennis, 2 clubhouses and restaurants, fitness, yearround golf academy

Dick Phelps (1974)

Stanley Harwood (1976) Kevin Atkinson (2017) BOBBY NORMAN

Fitness center w/ steam & massage rooms, pool & hot tub complex,restaurant, private Gold Medal Waters & fishing lodge Ric Buckton & Jay Benson (2001) ED ANDERSON

Swimming, tennis, fly-fishing, dining,

Jack Nicklaus (1999) SAM BROOME

Swimming, indoor/outdoor tennis, fitness, HD golf simulator, dining Press Maxwell/ Dick Phelps (1967) MARTA KOSTELNY

Spa & Fitness, Swimming, indoor/outdoor tennis, pickleball, cross-country skiing, dining, indoor golf simulator Jim Engh (2003) CHRISTY GARFIELD

Swimming, tennis, pickleball, spa, fitness, dining, practice facilities Jay Morrish/ Bob Cupp (1982)

3 restaurants, Pool, 600- acre lake, fitness center, waterfowl hunting, access to 30 other TPCs

(2018)

Swimming, lighted tennis, fitness, dining, children’s activity center William Bell (1960)

Indoor & outdoor pool, indoor tennis & pickleball, fitness, cross-country skiing, childcare

Press Maxwell (1969)

EDITOR’S NOTE: This information is accurate to the best of our knowledge. In cases where information is not available (N/A), the club had not yet officially established initiations and dues for the 2025 golf season or Elected not to provide That information. In all cases, contact the clubs directly for the most current information.

* Initiations reflect full golf memberships for individuals. When given, ranges can account for incentives, promotions, refundability or multiple levels (equity/non-equity, associate, junior [usually ages 21-39], family, etc.). Some clubs make financing available.

** Dues reflect full golf. They do not account for food and beverage minimums, service fees, capital assessments or other surcharges. Ranges reflect membership levels. ^^ 2025 rates CLUB ADDRESS, PHONE, WEB

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