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ClubCorp to buy Brookfield Country Club in Roswell

Brookfield Country Club, on Willow Run Road, is an 18-hole private club. The property is one of six ClubCorp is acquiring in a $44 million deal with Stratford Golf Partners and Accord Golf Capital.
Brookfield Country Club, on Willow Run Road, is an 18-hole private club. The property is one of six ClubCorp is acquiring in a $44 million deal with Stratford Golf Partners and Accord Golf Capital.
By Christopher Seward
March 23, 2015

Dallas-based ClubCorp, which acquired more than two dozen golf properties in Georgia last year, announced a deal Monday that includes the purchase of Brookfield Country Club in Roswell.

Brookfield, on Willow Run Road, is an 18-hole private club. The property is one of six ClubCorp is acquiring in a $44 million deal with Stratford Golf Partners and Accord Golf Capital.

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CLubCorp said it plans to renovate the clubs and add amenities. The other properties are in North Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee and Florida.

ClubCorp is a major owner of clubs in Georgia. The company acquired 50 golf properties last year from Newnan-based Sequoia Golf in a $265 million deal, including four Sequoia-branded golf and country clubs in metro Atlanta and 25 operating under the Canongate brand.

ClubCorp now has 32 golf and country clubs in Georgia.

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