Stonebriar CC Marks 30-Year Anniversary

As the first and only private club in Frisco, Texas, the ClubCorp property has grown from one golf course and 100 founding members to 1,600 members, 36 holes of golf and a full complement of other recreational facilities and activities. Future renovations will include a pool and tennis facility reinvention.

Stonebriar Country Club, a ClubCorp property that was the first and is still the only private country club in Frisco, Texas, outside of Dallas, celebrated its 30 years in operation with a gala on September 29^th that featured an exclusive social hour, games and prizes, handcrafted cocktails, gourmet hors d’oeuvres by Executive Chef David Wetli, and live music courtesy of the Georgia Bridgewater Orchestra. Guests also received a gift and photos to commemorate the evening.

What started as a neighborhood country club in 1988 with one golf course, a clubhouse and a swimming pool for its 100 founding members has grown to now offer its 1,600 members 36 holes of championship golf, two golf shops, a driving range, eight lighted outdoor hard tennis courts, a junior Olympic pool, a wading pool, a cutting-edge fitness center, three full-service dining options, and a 65,000-sq.-ft. clubhouse. The club’s second 18-hole championship course, designed by Tom Fazio, opened in November 2000.

In 2013, Stonebriar’s clubhouse underwent a $2 million renovation and expansion that included the addition of an outdoor dining venue and a state-of-the-art fitness center. More recently, upgrades were made to the ladies locker room and spa, formal lounge, and ballroom. In addition, both golf courses now feature MiniVerde greens.

Future renovations include a pool and tennis facility reinvention, and new bunkers on the Fazio course.

“Stonebriar Country Club has been an integral part of the growth of Frisco and a social hub for the community for the past 30 years,” said Shelly Meador, Stonebriar’s Membership Director. “We are forever grateful for our founding members, because they really established the Stonebriar culture and camaraderie of members. While we look back fondly on our proud history, this is also a time for the club to embrace the shining future laid before it.”