Construction has begun on a new clubhouse at Brookshire Golf Course, replacing the current structure built in 1970, when the course first opened. The approximately $10 million project will include a much larger clubhouse with expanded facilities for golf carts, pro shop and gathering spots that will be made available to the community for private events such as weddings and parties. The project also includes a new pool house in a separate facility across the parking lot from the new golf clubhouse. A grand opening is expected in the spring of 2019.
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A printed architectural rendering shows the view from the balcony area of the Cool Creek Room, the main banquet area. This view is looking down into the Cook Creek Room, which will be ideal for weddings and events. (Photo by Sara Baldwin) -
This is the view from what will become the back deck of the Brookshire Clubhouse. (Photo by Sara Baldwin) -
Construction has begun on the new clubhouse at Brookshire Golf Course. (Photo by Sara Baldwin) -
A gathering of community members and project affiliates celebrate the groundbreaking of the new Brookshire Clubhouse April 26. From left, Principal/Vice President at RATIO Architects Rob Proctor, city councilman Jeff Worrell, Mayor Jim Brainard, RATIO Associate Jim Barnes and General Manager/Superintendent of Brookshire Golf Course Bob Higgins. -
Rob Proctor, principal/vice president at RATIO Architects, Inc. said environmental sustainability is an important aspect of the project. Comparisons were made to Sagamore and Crooked Stick Golf clubs as well as Broadmoor Country Club. The new building was designed by RATIO and will be built by Sheil Sexton Co. (Photo by Sara Baldwin) -
The new clubhouse will have an “English look” to match the style of Brookshire, said Mayor Jim Brainard. Meeting rooms will include the Cool Creek Room, which will hold between 175-200 people -- ideal for weddings, graduation parties and corporate events. There will be a balcony overlooking the room that will hold up to 40 people. There also will be a smaller, more formal meeting room. (Photo by Sara Baldwin) -
Carmel Mayor Jim Brainard speaks to those gathered for the groundbreaking of the Brookshire Clubhouse. Brainard said the project has a budget of approximately $10 million and is expected to be completed by Dec. 15. The budget includes money for other improvements to the property, including a new pool, paths connecting everything and improvements to the course itself. (Photo by Sara Baldwin) -
Bob Higgins, general manager/superintendent of the Brookshire Golf Course, speaks about the plans for the clubhouse buildout. The new building will incorporate a new pro shop, snack bar and bar and multiple meeting rooms. (Photo by Sara Baldwin) -
Construction is under way at 12120 Brookshire Parkway, where the city-owned and operated Brookshire Golf Course is building a new clubhouse, pool and pool house. Digging for the clubhouse is seen on the left and the existing clubhouse can be seen on the far right. (Photo by Sara Baldwin)
Snapshot: Brookshire clubhouse construction begins
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