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Recreational FacilitiesNorth Carolina, United States51-200 Employees

Cape Fear Country Club is a private recreational facility founded in 1896, making it the oldest private country club in North Carolina. Based in Wilmington, North Carolina, it offers an 18-hole course originally designed by Donald Ross, alongside tennis, swimming, fitness facilities, dining, youth programs, and social events for its members. The club's golf heritage includes hosting the Azalea Open on the PGA Tour from 1949 to 1971, reflecting its long-standing involvement in competitive golf.

It serves a private-member community in Wilmington, providing facilities that support recreation and social engagement for members and their families. It operates within the recreational facilities sector, with emphasis on member experience and traditional club operations. In 2017, the club appointed J.P. Walker as superintendent, a concrete management update noted in recent reporting.

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