Founded in 1986 on the former Logan Ranch, The Club at Berry Creek in Georgetown is a member-owned club with a Carl Doering course, racquet sports and a pool.
The Club at Berry Creek, formerly Berry Creek Country Club, is a private, member-owned club in Georgetown founded in 1986. Its story begins with the 1,100-acre Logan Ranch, where developer Robert Stanton envisioned a golf community. Several streets still carry the Logan family name, per the club.
The course
Carl Doering, a Georgetown resident, designed the 18-hole course, which plays from about 5,000 to 6,600 yards across roughly 115 acres. Tom Kite played the inaugural round with founding members in 1986. The eighth hole was built from a quarry dug for rock used on I-35, and it can be seen from the dining room. The course is also the home course for Southwestern University golf.
The club
The club offers dining, a racquet club with tennis and pickleball, a Junior Olympic-style pool and a fitness studio, per the club, and describes itself as a family club with several membership categories. Fees are not published.
The neighborhood
The Berry Creek neighborhood surrounds the course with homes from several builders across a wide range of sizes, per Community Impact. It is served by Georgetown ISD.
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- The Club at Berry Creek, The Club at Berry Creek
- Club history, The Club at Berry Creek
- Featured neighborhood: Berry Creek, Community Impact, 2015-02-09
