Belmont Country Club

The course is an Arnold Palmer Signature design; specific course-name and opening-date detail beyond the Palmer credit could not be independently confirmed from a first-party source this session.

Community residents are required to carry a Social club membership (reported at a low initiation, roughly $1,000+, plus modest annual dues) -- this is a genuine mandatory-membership structure, distinct from most Loudoun clubs where membership is entirely optional. Actual golf access, however, is not included in that mandatory Social tier: golfing residents (and any non-resident golfer) must separately purchase a Limited or Full Golf membership, each with its own initiation fee and dues. A Belmont home purchase guarantees club membership, but not golf access specifically.

Belmont's residential community is organized into several named 'villages' (reported by a real-estate source as named for well-known golf courses) built primarily by Toll Brothers, with a mix of townhomes, carriage homes, and single-family homes totaling more than 2,100 units. The historic 1790s Belmont Manor House anchors the community's clubhouse/center.

The club offers tennis and other racquet sports, fitness, pool/aquatics, and dining alongside golf, per Invited's own club description -- a full-amenity family-oriented club rather than a golf-only facility.

Ashburn sits centrally within Loudoun County's Dulles technology corridor, giving Belmont residents shorter commutes to the area's dense employment base than the county's more rural western communities.