How to Become a Member at Foxcliff Golf Club

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Foxcliff Golf Club points prospective members to a "Become A Member" entry on its website, with a "Learn More" link for details. The club describes itself as having an active, robust membership while also being open to the public, so membership is one of two ways to play — the other being public tee times. The site does not publish membership tiers, benefits, or fees, so the practical next step is to contact the club directly at 765-342-0409 or go through the membership page to get current terms.

What the club says about membership

From the club's own site:

  • Foxcliff has "an active, robust membership."
  • It is also "open to the public," with "affordable green fees."
  • The course is a par 72 layout in the hills of Martinsville, Indiana, about fifteen minutes south of Indy's southside.
  • Each hole has multiple tee complexes, which the club says gives "great playability for all levels of golfers."

That combination matters if you are weighing membership: you would be joining an established member base rather than a club that is trying to build one, and the course is not member-only, so you can try it as a public player before committing.

Steps to inquire about membership

  1. Go to the Foxcliff Golf Club website and find the Become A Member section, then follow its Learn More link.
  2. If the page does not answer your questions, call the club at 765-342-0409 — the same number the site lists for booking tee times, so it is a working point of contact.
  3. Ask specifically about: membership categories, what each includes (playing privileges, cart, range, guest passes), the current initiation or joining cost, monthly or annual dues, and any minimums or assessments.
  4. Ask whether you can play a round as a public guest first. Since the course is open to the public, this is a low-commitment way to judge the layout and conditions before you decide.

What to confirm before you commit

The website does not state membership prices, terms, or a full benefits list, so treat anything you see elsewhere as unverified until the club confirms it. Questions worth putting in writing:

Question Why it matters
Membership categories and what each covers Determines whether the tier you want matches how often you play
Initiation fee and recurring dues The site gives no pricing, so this is the main unknown
Cart, range, and guest privileges Affects the real cost per round
Tee time access and booking rules Tells you how member booking compares with public booking
Any minimums, assessments, or resignation terms Common sources of surprise later

A reasonable way to decide

If you play often enough that per-round green fees would add up, membership is worth pricing out — but only after you have the actual numbers from the club. If you play occasionally or live outside the Martinsville area, the public route the site advertises may be the better fit, and you can revisit membership later. Either way, the first move is the same: use the Become A Member page or call 765-342-0409 and ask for current details.