White Hawk Country Club
White Hawk Country Club anchors a 600-acre planned unit development on Crown Point's northwest side: a 36-hole (four-nine) semi-private championship course surrounded by several hundred homes across luxury single-family, townhome, patio-home and condo product types, all under the White Hawk HOA. The course is open to public play with priority for members; club membership is sold separately from home purchase with no confirmed mandatory tie.
Membership & Access
- Access type
- semi private
- Facility type
- semi private
- Bundled golf
- No / Unverified
- Membership required for homeowners
- no
- Waitlist
- unknown
- Gated
- no
Courses
- Number of courses
- 1
- Holes
- 36
- Architect(s)
- Tim Nugent, Dick Nugent
Communities Near White Hawk Country Club
Living in these communities does not automatically grant golf membership unless noted below — confirm access directly with the club.
What to Independently Verify
Buying in White Hawk does not itself confer country club membership -- the golf course is semi-private/public-access with member priority, and membership (reported around $3,900-4,320/year) is purchased separately with no confirmed initiation fee, waitlist, or mandatory-membership requirement found in this session. The White Hawk HOA maintains multiple separately-recorded covenant/restriction documents segmented by lot ranges (referenced by name -- e.g. a distinct 'White Hawk West' HOA/covenant set -- in HOA directory listings), consistent with the phased-development structure the research brief flagged; this session could not fetch the actual recorded declaration text (whitehawkhoa.com and the Lake County Recorder's search portal were not fetchable through this session's tools), so per-phase variation in dues or membership terms beyond what's described above is unconfirmed. One secondhand HOA forum post (not independently corroborated and not treated as fact here) described a different possible arrangement -- an HOA tier tied to a fraction of club dues with amenity access gated by membership level -- for what it described as a Crown Point country club community; this could not be confirmed as specifically describing White Hawk versus a similarly-structured nearby community, so it is flagged as an open item rather than used as a sourced fact. Confirm current membership terms, any per-phase covenant differences, and HOA dues directly with the HOA and the club before assuming a uniform arrangement.
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