Construction has begun on a 44,000-square-foot clubhouse at the Greenville Country Club. This will be the club’s fourth clubhouse in its 100-plus year history, replacing the current one built in 1954.
The previous clubhouse was demolished in the fall, and the new clubhouse will be built on the same site at 239 Byrd Blvd. The two-story Southern-style clubhouse will include banquet and meeting facilities, a pub, dining areas, locker rooms, fitness facility and a pro shop for the Riverside golf course as well as outdoor and terrace spaces.
“This is a historic time for our club,” said Chris Riley, president of the Greenville Country Club. “Last year we added 100 new members, so there has never been a better time to begin this project. The club is evolving and growing with the Greenville community. When the clubhouse is completed, GCC will offer an unmatched private club experience in the Upstate.”
The Greenville Country Club was founded in 1905 and features two championship 18-hole golf courses: Chanticleer, designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr., and Riverside, originally designed by William B. Langford and recently redesigned by Brian Silva. Members also enjoy 17 lighted tennis courts, a wide array of dining facilities, social activities and a family-friendly three-pool facility.
The new clubhouse is expected to be completed in early 2017.
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