Club History

Welcome to the heart of Winston-Salem's golfing legacy – Maple Chase Golf and Country Club, where history and modern luxury collide to create an unparalleled experience. For seven decades this property has been a beacon of tradition, community, and excellence in golf.

 

In the vibrant 1950s, a visionary group of golf enthusiasts, including legendary designer Ellis Maples, embarked on a mission to establish a golfing haven. The result? A stunning 18-hole masterpiece, carved out of the picturesque 300-acre landscape of the "Cox Dairy Farm." Pinebrook Country Club was born in 1954, with Mr. Maples as the first Golf Pro.  Pinebrook survived until 2012, and from its historic roots, Maple Chase emerged as the new center of golf in the Triad.

 

In 2013, under new ownership, Pinebrook became Maple Chase Golf & Country Club. Renovations began, breathing new life into the facilities and the golf course. The restaurant was renamed the "Pinebrook Bar & Grille”, a tribute to our storied past.

 

In early 2024, as a commitment to the future of golf at Maple Chase, we embarked on a complete course renovation including all new drainage, irrigation, bunkers, tee boxes, and greens.

 

Over the years, the original property has transformed into a state-of-the-art Country Club, complete with bar & grill, swimming pool, a spacious ballroom, fitness room, teaching center, top-notch pro shop, simulators, and a challenging golf course.

 

But the soul of Maple Chase lies in our 18-hole, tournament-ready golf course.  The 2024 re-design by Robert Moore is meant as a nod to Ellis Maples' original vision. The buzz in our community regarding the golf course is palpable, and we invite you to be a part of it.

 

Today, Maple Chase Golf & Country Club stands as more than a golf club; it's a lifestyle, and a sanctuary for our members, their families, and guests. Join us as we continue the legacy of The Chase!