Family
Where Families Grow Up Together
Perhaps nothing defines BraeBurn better than the generations of families who call it their Club.
Children don't simply attend activities here. They grow up here.
They learn to swim, swing their first golf club, pick up a racquet, attend camps, celebrate holidays, make lifelong friends, and eventually create traditions of their own.
For parents, BraeBurn offers something equally valuable: a place where family time comes easily. Instead of coordinating multiple destinations, the Club becomes the place where everyone can find something they enjoy—and still come together at the end of the day.
Our calendar is filled with experiences designed for families, children, teens, adults, and multiple generations to enjoy together. And because BraeBurn is a community rather than simply a collection of amenities, relationships often extend far beyond a single activity or event.
This is more than where your family spends its time. It's where your family belongs.
Originally designed by renowned architect John Bredemus in 1926, this championship layout was redesigned by Carlton Gipson in 1991. Gipson’s recanvassing highlighted the elevation changes and rolling terrain that are unique to the surrounding topography.
In 2021, Braeburn commissioned Tripp Davis & Associates to enhance the design and playability of this venerable gem.
Davis’ focus has been restoring this classic parkland layout to its Golden Age heritage, with particular emphasis on added shot-making variety, accessibility for all playing levels, superior playing conditions, and aesthetics that recall this era of design. Players will appreciate that the course layout—with the seamless proximity of its thoughtfully-conceived green and tee complexes— invites a walking-friendly experience. And with the addition of Northbridge Bermuda fairways and tees, Mini-Verde greens, and state-of-the art irrigation and drainage infrastructure, Braeburn’s membership will enjoy the heightened playing conditions afforded by pristine course conditions.
