Whitmoor Country Club

The North and South courses were both designed by architect Karl Litten and opened in 1988, giving Whitmoor two full 18-hole layouts (36 holes total) under one club roof -- a genuinely large footprint for a single private St. Charles County club. The South course plays to a par of 72 at roughly 6,970 yards from the longest tees; the North course plays to a par of 71 at roughly 6,665 yards. The club has hosted professional women's golf, including the St. Louis Women's Championship, an Annika Women's All-Pro Tour event.

Owning a home in Whitmoor does not, on the evidence gathered this session, automatically include country club membership -- the HOA and the club are separate entities, and the club markets defined, paid membership tiers (Full Golf, Intermediate, Junior, Social) with published initiation fees and monthly dues rather than presenting membership as bundled into home purchase. Buyers should independently confirm current mandatory-vs-optional status, and current fees, directly with the Whitmoor HOA and Whitmoor Country Club before assuming either way.

The Whitmoor community is a gated, roughly 625-home neighborhood built around the club's two courses, with a mix of single-family homes, villas, and cluster/patio homes. Recent home listings in the community have ranged roughly from the high $700Ks to just under $1.2M, though this reflects a snapshot of current listings rather than an official published price band for the whole community.

Beyond the two 18-hole courses, the club offers a clubhouse, pool, tennis courts, a fitness center, and dining -- a full-service country club lifestyle package layered on top of the separately governed residential HOA's own common-area amenities.

Weldon Spring sits in St. Charles County, roughly 30-35 minutes west of downtown St. Louis via Interstate 64/Highway 40, giving Whitmoor residents a genuine suburban-commute position relative to the St. Louis Metro's urban core.