What Does Membership at Stonebridge Country Club Include?

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Membership at Stonebridge Country Club in Aurora, IL gives you access to a private Tom Fazio-designed championship golf course, Har-Tru clay tennis courts, a resort-style swim club, dining, and social events — all on a 168-acre property in Chicago's far western suburbs. The club describes itself as a "home away from home," and the membership experience centers on four main areas: golf, racquet sports, aquatics, and clubhouse dining and events. To find out what a specific membership tier costs or includes, you need to contact the club directly through its Request Information or Join pages — the website does not publish pricing or tier details.

Golf: The Only Private Tom Fazio Design in Chicago's Far Western Suburbs

The centerpiece of membership is the championship golf course designed by Tom Fazio — the only private Fazio design in Chicago's far western suburbs, and long considered a Top 25 course in Illinois. The club has hosted eight LPGA and Champions Tour events, with past winners including Annika Sorenstam, Karrie Webb, and Hale Irwin.

Golf-related access and programs mentioned on the site include:

  • Full golf "hub" — the member area of the website organizes golf resources under a dedicated section
  • Scorecard access — members can view course details
  • Junior golf — a program for younger players
  • Golf outings — organized group play
  • Caddie program — the club operates a caddie program, and the site includes a jobs application page for it
  • Course records and championship pedigree — historical competition information is available to members

The course itself sits on rolling terrain with mature oak woods, lakes, and streams — the setting the club calls "one of the most breathtaking in the Midwest."

Tennis, Swim, and Family Facilities

Beyond golf, membership covers facilities that make the club a full family destination:

Facility Details
Tennis Har-Tru clay courts, described as Chicagoland's top-rated clay courts
Tennis programming Competitive ladders, open-play tournaments, margarita mixers, couples happy hour socials
Swim Resort-style pool and cabana
Swim team Home of the Stonebridge Sharks swim team

The mix of competitive play and casual social events suggests the racquet and aquatics programs are built for both serious players and families looking for a social outlet.

Dining, Social Events, and the Clubhouse

Membership includes access to dining and event spaces in a recently remodeled clubhouse:

  • Casual dining — post-golf burgers on the back patio overlooking the course
  • Fine dining — gourmet meals prepared by the culinary team inside the clubhouse
  • Banquets and events — the club hosts private events and banquets
  • Social calendar — events, event photos, and testimonials are organized in the member area of the site

For members, the clubhouse functions as a year-round social anchor, not just a golf facility.

How to Get Membership Information

The website does not list membership categories, initiation fees, or dues. To get specifics, use these paths:

  1. Request Information — the site's main inquiry form for prospective members; the club states "There has never been a better time to join Stonebridge Country Club"
  2. Join page — a dedicated page in the site navigation for membership
  3. Phone — 630-820-8887
  4. Email — available via the contact page
  5. Address — 2705 Stonebridge Blvd., Aurora, IL 60502, if you prefer to visit or send written inquiries

The club also maintains a Member Login / Logout area on the website, which existing members use to access account details and club-only resources.

What to Ask When You Inquire

Because pricing and tier structures aren't published, a productive first call or form submission should cover:

  • Which membership categories exist (golf, social, tennis, swim, or combinations)
  • What each category includes and excludes
  • Initiation fees, monthly dues, and any minimum spending requirements
  • Whether there are waiting lists or sponsorship requirements
  • Trial visits, tours, or guest privileges before joining

The club's own framing — a "quiet escape from the busy world" and a "home away from home" — points to a membership built around regular use of the course, courts, pool, and clubhouse rather than occasional visits. If that matches how you'd use the club, the Request Information form is the fastest way to get current terms.