Medina Country Club in Ohio Has $25 Million Clubhouse Under Construction, Aiming for June 2027
Construction is under way on a $25 million clubhouse at Medina Country Club in Northeast Ohio, with locker rooms, a pub, a ballroom and a pool in the plan and a June 2027 completion target.
A $25 million clubhouse is under construction at Medina Country Club in Medina and Lafayette Township, Ohio, with crews aiming for a June 2027 finish. The private club in Northeast Ohio is well into the project, which the Medina Gazette detailed in a progress report on Nov. 2. The photo above shows the structure rising behind orange fencing.
The Gazette puts the new building at 36,000 square feet. The existing clubhouse, dating to 1964, is scheduled for demolition in January. The project has moved well past the ceremonial stage. The club held its groundbreaking on Aug. 15, 2025, and construction started the week of Sept. 8, 2025, according to a club release distributed by PR Newswire. More than a year of work is already behind the project, with the target date about seven months away.
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The release's headline called it an all-new clubhouse, and the program is designed for daily member use as well as events. It includes men's and women's locker rooms with saunas, an attached pro shop, and a pub and restaurant. A ballroom and event center with room for 225 people is also planned, and the club said it will be open to public rental when it is not otherwise booked.
A pool belongs to the same phase. The release described kids water-park features, an adult-only area, cabanas and swim lanes, along with a goal of supporting a swim team. Crain's Cleveland reported at the time of the groundbreaking that the pool work runs about $3 million, citing general manager Kirby Manown.
Bill Cosgrove, president and CEO of Union Home Mortgage, bought the club in January 2022 for $3.5 million, according to the Gazette, and the program since has included a reversible nine and a performance center. The Gazette also reported that the Cosgrove family's total investment will top $40 million when all is said and done. The new building is set to arrive more than five years after the purchase.
Medina's build comes as other clubs put capital into the building itself, as Westbrook Country Club in Mansfield, Ohio has with its clubhouse and as Five Ponds Golf Club did when it moved ahead with a new one. Between the $25 million clubhouse, the pool work Crain's priced at about $3 million and the family's stated total, the commitment is large for a single private club in Northeast Ohio. The plan also reaches beyond the membership, with a rentable ballroom and a pool that includes kids features and a swim-team goal.
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The next marker is the January demolition of the 1964 clubhouse. After that, attention turns to the June 2027 target for the new 36,000-square-foot building. The remaining work involves finishing a program that is already fixed on paper, from the locker rooms and pub to the ballroom and the pool. If the schedule holds, Medina Country Club will have its pub, pro shop, locker rooms and event space together in one new building by the middle of 2027, completing a multi-year effort that began with the 2022 purchase.
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