Reunion Golf & Country Club

Reunion occupies the eastern half of the historic 560-acre Annandale Plantation (Annandale Estates and Annandale Golf Club occupy the western half, across Mannsdale Road). Assembled by developer David H. Nutt in the 1990s, Reunion has grown into a roughly 2,100-acre master-planned community with 1,198 platted residential lots and over 1,000 occupied homes, anchored by a private Bob Cupp-designed golf course (7,416 yards, par 72) whose clubhouse opened in 2004 and was rebuilt in 2015 into a 33,000 sq ft facility later named Golf Inc. magazine's 'Clubhouse of the Year' in 2019. Beyond golf, Reunion includes an equestrian center (Reunion Farms) and a lakeside 'Village Green' beach amenity.

The Reunion Property Owners' Association, founded in 2004, is mandatory for every homeowner and now represents over 800 member families; its seven-seat board holds four seats for Reunion Inc. (the developer) and three for resident property owners. Reunion Golf & Country Club itself has been operated since a subsequent acquisition by Evergreen Partners (founder/CEO Matthew Hobbins), engaged by the community's original developers, Kristie and David Nutt, to continue operating the club and overseeing its future development.

Critically for buyers, Reunion's own community materials draw an explicit line between the mandatory POA assessment (governance and common-area upkeep, required of every homeowner) and country club membership (golf, fitness, and tennis access), which is described as optional -- if 'highly desirable' -- and priced separately, with a joining fee reported in the $10,000-$30,000 range depending on membership level. This is exactly the kind of distinction this platform's research standard requires making explicit rather than assuming.