What Membership Options Are Available at Cypress Creek Golf Club?

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Cypress Creek Golf Club offers several membership opportunities, and the course itself is open to the public seven days a week — so you can join if you want recurring access, or simply pay as you play. The site highlights one program by name, the PDP Membership, promoted as “The Secret to Improve Your Golf” with unlimited range and more. For the full list of tiers, pricing, and terms, the club directs you to its Rules/Regulations & Membership Plan page.

Membership options at a glance

Option What the club says about it Best for
PDP Membership “The Secret to Improve Your Golf” — unlimited range and more Golfers who want regular practice plus playing privileges
Other membership opportunities The course “has several membership opportunities available” Players comparing tiers before committing
Public play (no membership) Open to the public seven days a week Visitors or occasional players who don’t want a commitment

The site does not publish pricing, contract lengths, or a full tier breakdown in the material available here, so treat the table as a map of what’s offered rather than a complete rate card.

What you get beyond the tee sheet

Membership isn’t the only thing on site. The club also lists:

  • A full-service golf shop
  • A golf staff available for lessons several days a week
  • A natural turf driving range
  • A full-service restaurant and bar (Cypress Creek Grille), always open to the public
  • Complete banquet facilities

If unlimited range access is the main draw for you, the PDP program is the one to ask about first.

How to get the details and sign up

  1. Check the membership plan page. The homepage links to “Cypress Creek Rules/Regulations & Membership Plan” — that’s where the club puts the specifics.
  2. Join the eClub list. The “Cypress Creek eClub Signup” form registers you for specials on golf, dining, and upcoming events. Useful if you want to hear about promotions before committing.
  3. Call the pro shop. For membership questions or to book tee times by phone, the club lists (813) 634-8888.
  4. Book online if you just want to play. “Book Your Tee Times Online” is available if you’d rather test the course before deciding on a membership.

Choosing between membership and public play

  • Choose a membership if you’ll play or practice often enough that unlimited range access and recurring rounds beat paying per visit — and if you want the practice-focused benefits the PDP program advertises.
  • Stay public if you play occasionally, are visiting the area, or want to try the course and the Grille before committing. Public access seven days a week means there’s no pressure to decide up front.
  • Ask before assuming: since pricing and terms aren’t published in the source material, confirm current rates, what “and more” includes in the PDP program, and any rules or regulations by phone or through the membership plan link.