
Marvin, North Carolina
Firethorne Country Club
About the club
This profile contains information gathered from publicly available sources and historical records. Due to the private nature of the club, some details may not be fully verifiable or may have changed. Firethorne Country Club was developed in 1998 as part of a high-end residential community in Marvin, North Carolina, located in Union County near Charlotte . The course was designed by noted golf architect Tom Jackson, who has designed numerous courses throughout the Carolinas .
Amenities
Golf Course
Club House
Driving Range
Putting Greens
Pro Shop
Dining
Fitness
Swimming Pool
Membership
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Firethorne Country Club
Membership
2026/27
Monthly Equivalent
On request
over 10 yrs
Year 1 Total
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Lifetime Total
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Location
1108 Firethorne Club Dr, Marvin, North Carolina 28173-6519, United States
Reviews
4.6
220 reviews
Went to a Mahjong Tournament here. The facilities were beautiful and the food and services excellent!
michele baker
Member for five years. Would not recommend joining. “Invited clubs”, formerly “club corp”, is the epitome of a corporate-run club that has lost all personal touch - to members and employees alike. They see you as a number. Certainly not focused on the people or the game of golf. I joined primarily for the golf, and I still like the course… but there are many good courses elsewhere in the Carolinas. I like a lot of the members and employees, but the administrative and mgmt side of this club has ruined it. Employee turnover is terrible. So many good people don’t stick around here… The restaurant and food are very inconsistent. They did improve the practice area a lot in the last couple years, but the range still isn’t very good to practice anything between 40-115yds (which are the most important scoring shots for most of us to practice before a round). I joined elsewhere this year, and now on this side of it, I’m just kicking myself for not leaving sooner. If you get a corporate membership through work, fantastic. Take full advantage. If you are paying out of pocket… join somewhere else. —Last year they actually closed the course for the whole season while they “renovated the course”, and still charged us all full-dues the whole year. Did not improve anything - slightly changed shapes of greens, re-did tee boxes which all died within a month of reopening - not worth the wait or the thousands of dollars I was billed in that time. No compensation was offered or given. They do not care about you here. The extra star is for the good people who are still there, and because the course is a challenging fun track. But after 5 years, I’m extremely dissatisfied with the experience.
Tom Burchinal
It was fine. Your typical country club atmosphere, food, and coffee.
John Casson