The Spring Country Club has announced renovations this August to its 55-acre property on Gosling Road to add to its amenities as well as plans to open a signature restaurant.
Once complete, the club will include golf; padel; pickleball; tennis; indoor and outdoor pools; a full-service spa and wellness retreat; fine dining; social lounges; and dedicated family and children's spaces, according to a news release.
“The property is being reimagined as a destination where exceptional sports facilities, hospitality, wellness, dining and community come together in a modern private club experience,” club management said in a news release.
What they offer
The site has a nine-hole golf course that now features a new irrigation system, redesigned holes and ongoing green renovations to enhance year-round conditions.
It also has a covered TrackMan-equipped driving range, covered pickleball courts with a dedicated Pro Shop, an enhanced 18-hole disc golf course as well as expanded dining and outdoor gathering spaces, according to the release.
What else?
In August, the club will open a signature restaurant overlooking the course, which consists of nine covered and climate-controlled padel courts featuring MejorSet's official Premier Padel court model. The club also features a modern fitness center as well as dedicated studios for yoga, Pilates and indoor cycling. At the fitness center, Technogym equipment is featured, including the company’s new Sandstone Collection—one of the first locations in the U.S. to include it, according to the release.
Quote of note
“Our vision has never been simply to renovate a golf course,” said Daniel Gómez Bilbao, founder of The Spring Country Club. “We believe the modern country club should be more than a transactional relationship centered around sports and fitness. Too often today, people arrive, use the facilities and leave. We're building the opposite—a place where people want to stay. Where families gather on weekends, kids grow up, friendships form over dinner and neighbors become a community. Sports may bring people here, but community is what makes them belong.”
Golfers, padel and pickleball players and other individuals and active families seeking more information about the club and membership opportunities can visit its website for updates.
