Inverness Country Club
Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama · Birmingham Metro golf market
- Access
- non equity
- Holes
- 18
- Architect(s)
- George Cobb, Bill Bergin (2006 renovation)
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Inverness Country Club, near the Inverness/Shelby County line in Jefferson County, is a full-service private club whose 18-hole course was originally designed by George Cobb in 1973 and fully renovated by architect Bill Bergin in 2006. A real-estate source specifically describes homes in the surrounding neighborhood as 'located on golf course fairways,' a more direct and concrete residential-integration signal than the generic 'nearby' proximity language the brief warns against. In March 2023, the club was acquired by Heritage Golf Group, a multi-club operator that also acquired Riverchase Country Club in the same transaction round, growing Heritage's national portfolio past 30 properties -- a meaningful recent ownership change worth flagging for any buyer evaluating current membership terms and long-term club direction.
Golf & Course
18-hole course, originally designed by George Cobb in 1973, with a full renovation by architect Bill Bergin completed in 2006.
Membership & Access
Does buying a home here include club membership?
Private club requiring initiation fee and dues; specific current pricing was not found published this session. Now operated by Heritage Golf Group (a for-profit multi-club operator) following its March 2023 acquisition, rather than a traditional member-owned model.
Living in Inverness Country Club
Real-estate sourcing describes homes directly on the club's fairways in the surrounding residential area, a genuine on-course integration signal distinct from ordinary nearby-housing proximity.
Lifestyle & Amenities
13 tennis courts (a mix of rubico/hydro clay and hard courts) alongside the golf course.
Location & Surrounding Area
Located at 1 Country Club Drive, near the Inverness/Shelby County line in Jefferson County, along the U.S. 280 corridor.
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What Buyers Should Verify
- Confirm current initiation fee, dues, and membership category structure directly with the club under its current Heritage Golf Group ownership -- no figures were found published this session.
- Confirm whether specific streets/sections of the surrounding neighborhood carry any formal golf-course-frontage designation versus general proximity.
Notable
- George Cobb's original 1973 design was fully renovated by architect Bill Bergin in 2006.
- Acquired by multi-club operator Heritage Golf Group in March 2023, alongside nearby Riverchase Country Club in the same acquisition round.
- 13 tennis courts, a notably large racquet-sports footprint for the market.
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