The Club at Berry Creek
Private lifestyle club with championship golf, tennis, and family amenities
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- Tee times April-October begin 7:30 AM, November-March begin 8:00 AM
- Guest play available: $60 Tue-Thu, $70 Fri-Sun; twilight rates $40-$50
- Famous par-3 8th hole built around a historic quarry, documented as one of two most unique holes in Texas
- Founded 1986; inaugural round featured professional golfer Tom Kite with charter members
- General Manager Claire Hallett; Head Golf Professional Dawson Waters (281) 816-4015
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About The Club at Berry Creek
The Club at Berry Creek is a premier private country club founded in 1986 in Georgetown's Hill Country foothills. Built on the historic Logan Ranch, the club sits on 1,100 acres of scenic Texas landscape and features an 18-hole championship golf course designed by noted architect Carl Doering, a Georgetown resident. The club serves as a true family club with many second-generation members who bring their own children to experience the same traditions. Beyond golf, The Club offers tennis courts, a racquet club, pickleball, a Junior Olympic-style swimming pool, a fitness studio, and a grand clubhouse with dining facilities. The iconic par-3 8th hole, built around a former quarry, was documented in the Dallas newspaper as one of the two most unique holes at Texas golf clubs. Managed by Encore Leisure Group, the club maintains an active community of member associations, including Men's Golf Association, Ladies Golf Association (18-hole and 9-hole), and LEGS (Ladies Evening Golf Social). The club hosts tournaments, outings, member events, and is available for corporate events and weddings.
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What is the history of The Club at Berry Creek?
The Club at Berry Creek was founded in 1986 on the historic Logan Ranch, where the Logan family grazed cattle and sheep for two generations. Developer Robert Dawana Stanton designed the neighborhood and golf course, incorporating unique landscape features including a former quarry that now forms the distinctive par-3 8th hole. Professional golfer Tom Kite played in the inaugural round with charter members Ken Hunt and Jim Caskey, who remain active members.
Why is hole #8 so unique?
The par-3 8th hole was built around a historic quarry that was dug for rock used in Interstate Highway 35 construction. During excavation, a cave and spring were discovered. The quarry provides a dramatic viewpoint for both players and diners in the clubhouse, and the hole was documented in the Dallas newspaper as one of the two most unique holes at Texas golf clubs.
Does The Club offer events and space for non-members?
Yes. The Club at Berry Creek hosts corporate events and weddings in its grand clubhouse and on the grounds. Contact the events team at events@berrycreekcc.com or (512) 930-4615 for availability and details.
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