How to Join the Membership or eClub at Apache Creek Golf Club

Apache Creek Golf Club offers two separate ways to get more involved: an eClub you can join through a signup form on the website, and a membership you arrange by contacting the club directly. The eClub is the quickest option if you mainly want email updates and special deals; membership requires a conversation with the course, since the site does not publish membership tiers, prices, or an online application.

Join the eClub for Updates and Deals

The website describes the eClub as a way to "receive email updates and special deals." The signup is handled entirely online.

1. Go to apachecreekgolf.com.
2. Find the EClub Signup section on the homepage.
3. Select Sign Up to open the registration form.
4. Enter your email address and any other details the form requests, then submit.

Expected result: you are added to the club's email list and should receive updates and promotional offers. The site does not state how often emails are sent or whether any confirmation step follows, so check your inbox (and spam folder) after signing up.

Common snag: if the form does not submit, try a different browser or disable any script blockers for the page, since signup forms on club sites often rely on embedded third-party tools.

Inquire About Membership by Contacting the Club

Membership at Apache Creek is presented as a personal arrangement rather than an online product. The homepage's Membership at Apache Creek section simply says: "Click here to contact us today about joining the Apache Creek Golf Club family."

1. From the homepage, open the Membership at Apache Creek section.
2. Follow the contact link to reach the club.
3. Ask specifically about membership options, eligibility, cost, and what each tier includes.

Expected result: you get membership details directly from staff, which is the only reliable source here — the website does not list membership categories, dues, or benefits, so do not assume a structure based on other courses.

Common snag: the site gives no membership phone number or email in the text provided, so use whatever contact method the linked contact page displays. If you are also planning to play soon, the Pro Shop is open 6 am–5 pm daily and can likely route a membership question.

Which Route Should You Choose?

If you are unsure whether membership suits you, booking a tee time through the online system lets you see the course first — the site highlights well-groomed greens and fairways, a desert-style layout, and a practice facility. The Bar & Grill is open 7 am–3 pm daily if you want to make a day of it.

Practical Notes Before You Sign Up

• The eClub is an email list, not a paid membership; the site does not describe any fee for joining.
• No prices, membership terms, or login requirements are stated on the pages summarized here, so confirm any cost or commitment with the club before agreeing to anything.
• The club opened in November 1994 and markets itself on value and accurate tee shots rather than exclusivity, which suggests membership inquiries are routine — but verify that with staff rather than assuming.