Country Club of the North
Beavercreek, Greene County, Ohio · Dayton Metro golf market
- Access
- non equity
- Holes
- 18
- Architect(s)
- Jack Nicklaus (Nicklaus Design, Signature Design)
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Country Club of the North is described by multiple active regional homebuilders as one of Dayton's premier master-planned private residential communities -- a genuinely developer-anchored golf community rather than an old-guard club that happens to sit near nice houses. The community is deed-restricted and governed by a Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions plus Design Review Manuals that shape home construction, landscaping, and neighborhood conduct throughout its sections, which include Devon Park, Milford Haven, and The Estates on the north and south sides of Indian Ripple Road in southeastern Beavercreek. At its center sits a private, 18-hole Jack Nicklaus Signature Design golf course and a 55,000-square-foot clubhouse with dining, a pro shop, and event space. What sets this apart from a simple bundled-golf development is the confirmed access model: buying a home here does not require joining the club, and the club in turn accepts members who do not live in the community -- a genuine residential-integration case built on physical and covenant-level organization around the course, not on membership bundling.
Golf & Course
The course carries a Jack Nicklaus Signature Design pedigree, a par-72 18-hole layout that anchors the community both physically and in its marketing identity across every builder actively selling homes there today. Specific tournament history or course-ranking data was not found in sources reviewed this session.
Membership & Access
Does buying a home here include club membership?
Club membership at Country Club of the North is explicitly open to both residents and non-residents of the surrounding community, and living in the community does not require joining the club -- a homeowner who does not golf can own a home here and simply enjoy the landscaping and setting without ever paying club dues. This mirrors the access pattern the research brief flags at New Albany Country Club and Muirfield Village elsewhere in Ohio: a real developer-anchored community and a real private club sitting side by side without automatic bundling between the two.
Living in Country Club of the North
The community is deed-restricted with a formal Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions and Design Review Manuals governing new construction, and is actively being built out today: Justin Doyle Homes, Watermark Homes, and G.A. White Homes all currently market new-construction homesites inside named sections of the community (Devon Park, Milford Haven, The Estates). Homes are described as executive-style, generally overlooking the golf course.
Lifestyle & Amenities
Club membership includes tennis, workout facilities, and swimming in addition to golf and the clubhouse's dining and event spaces, giving member households a fuller country-club lifestyle beyond the course itself; non-member residents of the community do not have access to these club amenities.
Location & Surrounding Area
The community sits on the north and south sides of Indian Ripple Road in southeastern Beavercreek, Greene County, roughly a 10-minute drive to the Greene Towne Center shopping/dining district and to I-675, placing it within the broader Dayton metropolitan area.
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What Buyers Should Verify
- Confirm current initiation fees, annual dues, and membership category structure directly with the club's Membership Director -- no published fee schedule was found in sources reviewed this session.
- Confirm whether the community (or any of its individual sections) is gated -- this was not explicitly confirmed or ruled out in sources reviewed this session.
- Confirm current HOA dues for the residential community itself, separate from any country club dues, directly with the community association.
Notable
- Multiple active regional homebuilders -- Justin Doyle Homes, Watermark Homes, and G.A. White Homes -- market new-construction homes inside named sections of the community (Devon Park, Milford Haven, The Estates) as of this research.
- The clubhouse is 55,000 square feet, including meeting rooms, event space, dining, and a remodeled pro shop.
- Club membership is confirmed open to non-residents as well as residents, and residency does not require club membership.
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