The Clubhouse

The white southern style clubhouse was designed by Charles W. Connelly & Associates and was under construction from 1963 to 1967 and officially opened in September 1967. In 1999, the golf course side of the clubhouse was redesigned for a more open feel by Ferry Hayes & Allen Designers, Inc. and Brian Dickerson. The building features a grand ballroom in the center with an oak floor.

Early decorations and furniture were provided by members and many remain in the club with the idea of creating a feeling of comfort, much like entering an elegant home, with the driveway leading to the front entrance bordered by large oak trees and the interior furnishings creating a sense of a “great big living room.

In the winter of 2008, the members' pavilion was constructed behind the 18th green. This building features oak paneling, a large gathering space, a bar and a kitchen. The swimming pool was also re-done at the same time and is connected to this building on the parking lot side. The tennis shop was also rebuilt near here.

The membership has such a sense of community that when a club member dies, the American flag located at the front of the clubhouse is lowered to half-mast.