Ironwood Golf & Country Club is an elegant not-for-profit social club in Greenville, North Carolina, with all that you’d want from an event venue. There’s plenty of land, striking venue features such as strong white pillars in front of the clubhouse, floor-to-ceiling windows that spill natural light into the event space, and year-round accessibility.

Facilities and Capacity

Ironwood Golf & Country Club has four different event spaces to consider, with both indoor and outdoor options. If you’ve got a small crowd, that’s fine, so long as you have a minimum of 25 people. At the upper end, they may accommodate 150 guests for a seated dinner and 250 for a standing function. This wheelchair-accessible spot is surrounded by lush green grass and trees, and the ballroom overlooks the 18th hole of the golf course, which is another great photo backdrop. There’s a covered terrace to use if experiencing inclement weather, so weather won’t put a damper on your plans, and each room has a private balcony.

Services Offered

Customer satisfaction remains in focus at Ironwood Golf & Country Club. Each wedding is handled individually with great care, as the mission is to exceed expectations of every couple from start to finish. They offer all-inclusive packages, which should be music to you and your sweetheart’s ears since this covers everything from the food to the event staff. And they’re available for booking events that range from the engagement party to the rehearsal dinner to the wedding ceremony and reception.

History

Ironwood Golf & Country Club’s history dates back to 1996, when local businessmen Doug Parker and Charles Newsome opened it. Their dream was to open a golf course, and they turned it over to Ironwood membership in 2011.

Location

Ironwood Golf & Country Club offers parking as well as multiple activities. Naturally, they’ve got a golf course, but you, your honey, and any of your guests may also get into tennis, and you may swim in their on-site pool. There also are scheduled social activities throughout the year, on weekends, to mark holidays, and to take advantage of the various seasons.