Black Bear Golf Club
Parker, Douglas County, Colorado · Denver Metro / Front Range golf market
- Access
- non equity
- Holes
- 18
- Architect(s)
- Jeff Brauer
- Gated
- No
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Black Bear Golf Club is a Jeff Brauer-designed private club in Parker, part of ClubCorp's Invited network alongside the separately located Blackstone Country Club in Aurora -- the two share one 'Clubs of Blackstone & Black Bear' membership even though they are distinct physical facilities roughly 20-plus minutes apart. Black Bear's course, with dramatic elevation changes and mountain views, sits within or directly adjacent to Canterberry Crossing, a larger established residential community (part of the broader 'Villages of Parker' area) in south Parker -- real estate sourcing describes Canterberry Crossing as located on the Black Bear course itself, giving the club a direct residential-integration relationship distinct from Blackstone's Aurora neighborhood.
As with Blackstone, this research batch keeps Black Bear as its own anchor record rather than merging the two clubs, since they are genuinely separate facilities with separate design pedigrees and separate residential relationships -- the shared membership is a real, worth-documenting fact, not a reason to treat them as one entity.
Golf & Course
Jeff Brauer's par-72 design uses the property's dramatic elevation changes and mountain views to create shot-making variety distinct from the Jay Morrish design at sister club Blackstone.
Membership & Access
Does buying a home here include club membership?
Membership is Invited/ClubCorp-operated, non-equity, and application-based, granting access to both Black Bear and Blackstone plus the broader Invited national club network. Specific fees and any waitlist were not published or found this session.
Living in Black Bear Golf Club
Black Bear sits within/adjacent to Canterberry Crossing, part of the larger Villages of Parker residential area in south Parker; the club is confirmed not gated. Canterberry Crossing is a separate, distinct community from the nearby Stroh Ranch neighborhood, which treats Black Bear as one of several nearby public-accessible golf amenities rather than its own anchor club.
Location & Surrounding Area
Located in Parker, Douglas County, roughly 10 minutes from The Pinery Country Club and Colorado Golf Club per real-estate sourcing, and geographically distinct from Blackstone Country Club's Aurora location despite the shared membership.
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What Buyers Should Verify
- Confirm current initiation fee and dues directly -- no figures were found this session.
- Confirm the precise boundary/relationship between Black Bear Golf Club and the Canterberry Crossing HOA (e.g., whether Canterberry Crossing residents receive any preferential access) directly with both parties.
- Confirm current course yardage/par directly.
Notable
- Jeff Brauer design; part of ClubCorp's Invited network sharing one membership with the separate Blackstone Country Club in Aurora.
- Sits within/adjacent to the Canterberry Crossing residential community in south Parker.
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