Fox Creek’s new clubhouse stands as the perfect “19th hole,” with a design that balances elegance, function, and a strong sense of place. Perched at the end of the course’s ninth hole, it offers more than a stop between rounds—it’s a destination in its own right. Sweeping panes of glass pull the course into the heart of the building, creating a constant dialogue between landscape and interior. Whether seated by the fireplace or enjoying a meal at the bar, guests remain visually connected to the greens beyond.
Natural sandstone sourced from the region anchors the material palette, paired with exposed timber that lends both structure and warmth. These tactile elements, repeated in the double-sided fireplaces and bar finishes, reinforce the clubhouse’s atmosphere of understated luxury. At its core, the building houses a refined dining venue with capacity for large gatherings, served by a commercial-grade kitchen capable of high-performance service during tournaments, weddings, and everyday dining.
The clubhouse functions as a working base for golfers and staff. A strategically placed Pro Shop welcomes members and guests alike, while well-appointed locker rooms and discreetly integrated cart storage support daily operations without interrupting the building’s visual harmony. The lower level, set into the landscape, minimizes the building’s footprint and keeps attention on the view.
What emerges is not just a structure for golfers, but a place that invites the wider community to linger—whether for a casual drink on the terrace or a celebration that overlooks the final green.
