Stonebridge Country Club history

In 1983, construction began on the site.

By 1984, a new Clubhouse was built, as were the first model homes.

History After years of planning, the Club opened in 1988 as a The Flying M Ranch with the vision to be the Premier Golf and Country Club Community of North Texas.

In 1990, Kabro Associates of Massapequa Park bought the property from Hauppauge Country Club Associates and began sales on 134 attached town houses, which were to be clustered within the golf course.

The Planned Use Development (PUD) was filed in March of 1991 under Southampton Development Corporation, Inc., and they names the community Southampton Country Club.

Gene Bates, formerly with Nicklaus Design Group, was hired to design the golf course, which opened in February of 1992.

In September of 1994, Taylor Woodrow Communities purchased the existing community.

In February 1995, Stonebridge Country Club Community Association, Inc. was established when Taylor Woodrow filed with Collier County to change the community’s name.

After more than a year, Taylor Woodrow opened the Clubhouse in January of 1996.

In 1998, the Clubhouse was renovated and expanded to 27,000 square feet.

If approved the golf course could open by September 2000, Mr.

Taylor Woodrow was able to quickly sell out the community and turned over ownership of the Master Association to the members in November of 2001.

The Stonebridge Ranch Country Club celebrated 15 Years of Service and involvement to McKinney and North Dallas in 2003.

In July 2007, Taylor Woodrow merged with Morrison Homes to create Taylor Morrison Homes.

In 2009, Stonebridge undertook a $12 million project that included a complete renovation and expansion of the Clubhouse to over 40,000 square feet.

In the summer of 2010, Gordon Lewis redesigned the course and made it more player friendly by adding catch basins along the lake banks.

In keeping with its strong heritage of championship quality golf, in 2015 Stonebridge celebrated the opening of its newly renovated golf course.