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Brentwood Country Club

Brentwood, Williamson County, Tennessee · Franklin & Brentwood / Williamson County golf market

Access
non equity
Holes
18
Architect(s)
Gary Roger Baird, Bob Cupp
Gated
Yes

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Brentwood Country Club has been an institution in Brentwood since 1955, its 215-acre grounds centered on the historic McGavock home -- originally built in 1829, rebuilt after a fire in 1847, and still part of the clubhouse complex today. The course was originally designed by Gary Roger Baird and later refined by architect Bob Cupp in 1999, and the club has hosted the Tennessee State Open. What distinguishes it from a purely freestanding old-guard club is its physical form: it operates as a 24-hour gated property with a small residential enclave -- homes on three streets -- built directly inside the gates and surrounded by the golf course, giving it a genuine (if small-scale) residential-integration dimension alongside its barrier-to-entry membership model.

Golf & Course

The course, originally designed by Gary Roger Baird and refined by Bob Cupp in 1999, plays to 7,197 yards with a slope rating of 138 and has hosted the Tennessee State Open.

Membership & Access

Does buying a home here include club membership?

No — homeownership does not automatically include membership. See details below.

Country club membership is separate from home ownership on the three residential streets inside the gated property; membership is described as limited, and prospective members should contact the club directly to confirm current requirements and waitlist status.

Living in Brentwood Country Club

Homes are concentrated on three streets central to the 215-acre gated property, surrounded by the golf course, giving the small residential enclave a distinctly golf-integrated setting relative to the club's older, more purely social-club peers.

Lifestyle & Amenities

Dining

The historic McGavock-home clubhouse (1829, rebuilt 1847) has been expanded and renovated to include modern club amenities and dining alongside its antebellum-era architecture and grounds, including some of the oldest trees east of the Mississippi.

Location & Surrounding Area

Positioned directly on Franklin Road in the heart of Brentwood, Williamson County.

Costs & Fees

Figures below are labeled Current only when the source itself frames them as presently accurate. Everything else is labeled Historical — a source checked today does not make an old fee a current one.

Golf membership initiation

Current

$50,000

Third-party estimated figure; not an official rate sheet.

Annual dues

Current

$12,000

Third-party source reports 'estimated ~$1,000/month' dues; annualized here. Not an official rate sheet.

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What Buyers Should Verify

  • Confirm current initiation fee and dues directly with the club; figures here are third-party estimates, not an official rate sheet.
  • Confirm current membership waitlist status directly, as membership is described as limited.

Notable

  • The clubhouse is built around the historic McGavock home, originally constructed in 1829 and rebuilt after an 1847 fire.
  • Past host of the Tennessee State Open.
  • A small residential enclave (three streets) sits inside the club's 24-hour gated 215-acre property, surrounded by the golf course.

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