The Mill Creek Country Club has been experiencing vandalism to their golf course greens and cart paths over the past few years. In January and February the vandalism increased to the extent that the club’s board of directors authorized a $2,500 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the responsible person or persons.

Members of the public are invited to join the Mill Creek Women's Club on Wednesday, September 17th, at Mill Creek Country Club, for a general membership meeting, luncheon and program with guest speaker, Daniel James Brown, author of the wildly popular best-seller, “The Boys in the Boat.”

June 4, 2014, update.

According to Cory Carper, Mill Creek Country Club General Manager, the club’s Oso benefit collected $8,800 for the families of the devastating mudslide on Sunday, June 1, 2014.

“It was a great day for golf and we had 80 players show up on Sunday. In addition, eight to ten people came in and donated to the cause without playing golf,” said Carper.

May 29, 2013 update

We have been informed by Paul Clampitt, President of the Mill Creek Country Club’s Board of Directors, that the country club’s financial problems have eased.

Clampitt said via email, “The members overwhelmingly rejected the idea of selling the club and since then we have been able to restructure our debt in such a way as to give us at least 5 more years to build membership.”

More informaton on the Mill Creek Country Club's situation can be found in this May 20th, 2013 article.

Original May 2, 2013 article

The Mill Creek Country Club announced to its members this week that their financial difficulties might force a sale of the club to another golf group.

In an April 30, 2013 email to the club’s equity members Paul Clampett, Mill Creek Country Club Board of Trustees President, announced a May 13th Special Town Hall Meeting, “to review the financial status of our club. We will present options for dealing with our 
upcoming debt situation. These options include the 
possibility of selling the club to another golf group.”

In the same email Clampett said there have already been discussions with potential buyers, “As part of our work over the last year, the Board of Trustees
has been researching a number of options, one of which would be to sell the club. We have hired a consultant to 
assist us in the process. As a result, we have had
 discussions with potential buyers.”