The Mackenzie Club is slated to open next year for prospective members interested in a private golf club experience featuring simulator, performance and recovery suites, and other amenities such as a dining room, outdoor patios and workspaces.
The backstory
The club was founded by Dave Rogenmoser and is named after Dr. Alister MacKenzie, a golf course architect.
“We’re building Mackenzie as Austin’s second golf home: a private social club for golfers, with serious golf at the center and the rest of club life built around it,” Rogenmoser said. “Members can practice, have lunch with a client, recover after a workout or bring the family for dinner, all in one clubhouse.”
Initially slated for a late 2026 opening, the club is now targeting a spring 2027 opening, Rogenmoser said.
About the project
The club will span 33,000 square feet across three stories. Designed by Michael Hsu Office of Architecture, the club’s amenities will include:
8 Trackman simulator suites
A PuttView putting lab
A performance lab for club fittings and golf lessons
A recovery suite with a sauna, cold plunge, steam room and red light therapy
Outdoor patio with fire pits and family programming
A dining room with a restaurant and craft beverage bar
Golf-specific fitness coaching, executive workspaces and meeting rooms
The club will feature a variety of amenities for golf members, including a dining room. Rendering courtesy The Mackenzie Club
Another club amenity will include a sauna. Rendering courtesy The Mackenzie Club
Rogenmoser noted that the team has postponed an outdoor putting green and has added massage therapy services.
Also of note
The club will offer individual, family and junior family membership tiers. Per the club website, interested members can request an invitation for a private tour, which is where pricing and current availability will be shared.