Sedgefield Country Club – Membership Cost and Fees

Sedgefield Country Club is a private McConnell Golf property offering several membership categories and reciprocal club privileges. Family Golf initiation fees are estimated around $10,000, although pricing varies by membership type and eligibility. Monthly Family Golf dues are estimated near $625, producing annual base dues of approximately $7,500. Regular golf privileges are generally included for qualifying golf members, eliminating standard member green fees. Guest green fees are not publicly listed but are reasonably estimated around $80 to $125 per round. Assessments, food minimums, tournaments, lockers, guests, merchandise, and other services can increase annual membership spending.

Estimated cart fees range from approximately $25 to $40 per rider when carts are separately charged. Walking is permitted, giving golfers an alternative to using motorized carts during eligible playing periods. Traditional caddie service is not a major component of Sedgefield’s regular member golf operation. Guest access generally requires member sponsorship, with applicable golf and cart charges billed according to club policies. McConnell Golf membership can provide reciprocal privileges at affiliated properties, adding considerable value for frequent golfers. Prospective members should confirm initiation, dues, assessments, guest rates, cart charges, and minimum spending directly with Sedgefield.

Sedgefield Country Club Facilities

Sedgefield Country Club combines championship golf with tennis, pickleball, swimming, fitness, dining, lodging, and family-oriented activities. The historic clubhouse provides dining venues, gathering spaces, locker facilities, event rooms, and services for members and guests. Tennis and pickleball facilities accommodate recreational play, instruction, leagues, tournaments, and organized member activities. Aquatic amenities provide seasonal swimming, family recreation, instruction, and youth programming during Greensboro’s warmer months. Fitness facilities support exercise and wellness activities, complementing the club’s golf and racquet programs. Golfers receive extensive practice facilities, professional instruction, junior golf programming, and access to professional golf services.

Sedgefield occupies a historic residential setting southwest of downtown Greensboro within North Carolina’s Piedmont Triad. The surrounding Sedgefield neighborhood features established homes, mature trees, landscaped streets, and properties overlooking portions of the course. Nearby shopping, restaurants, schools, parks, and major highways provide convenient access to everyday services. Downtown Greensboro and Piedmont Triad International Airport are both readily accessible from the club. Sedgefield blends its nearly century-old heritage with modern recreational amenities and contemporary private-club services. McConnell Golf ownership also connects members with a broader network of private golf properties across several states.

Sedgefield Country Club Golf Course

Sedgefield’s private 18-hole Ross Course was designed by Donald Ross and opened for play in 1926. Kris Spence completed a major restoration in 2007, returning important architectural features closer to Ross’s original design. Current Gold tees measure approximately 7,043 yards with a 75.0 rating, 141 slope, and par 71. Champion Bermuda greens and Tifway 419 Bermuda fairways provide firm playing surfaces suited to Greensboro’s climate. Course conditions receive championship-level preparation, particularly surrounding the annual PGA Tour event. Ross’s elevated greens, strategic bunkering, slopes, and demanding approach angles reward accurate positioning throughout the round.

Approximately 50 bunkers are estimated across the layout, although an official current bunker count is not published. Water influences roughly six holes, with creeks and ponds creating strategic challenges on several approaches and tee shots. The par-five 15th is particularly memorable, featuring a creek and large pond that strongly influence strategy. Sedgefield’s finishing 18th is another signature hole, featuring four deep bunkers and a challenging putting surface. The Ross Course hosts the PGA Tour’s annual Wyndham Championship and previously hosted the Greater Greensboro Open. Championship history, Donald Ross architecture, Bermuda greens, strategic hazards, and demanding putting surfaces distinguish Sedgefield nationally.

Sedgefield Country Club Address

3201 Forsyth Drive, Greensboro, NC 27407
336-299-5324