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After World War II, the Club membership increased steadily, and its facilities were taxed to the limit. It was realized that a more spacious and attractive clubhouse was needed. A new, modern building was put under construction in the summer of 1958. Completed by the end of June, 1959, open house was held on July 5. The old clubhouse was then razed. At the same time, a bathhouse added to the outdoor snack bar opened for use.

The formal opening of the new clubhouse took place with a buffet supper and ball on August 15, 1959.

A disastrous fire on December 29, 1959, destroyed approximately 60 percent of the $250,000 building. The loss, amounting to some $175,000, was covered by insurance, and reconstruction was begun at once, with only minor changes from the original plan. Reconstruction was completed in July, 1960.

Currently Coosa has grown to include a beautiful eighteen-hole championship golf course, 11 tennis courts with both clay and hard court surfaces, an Olympic size swimming complex, and a Fitness Center. Our sports program boasts successful Youth and Adult Golf as well as Tennis Programs. The Club completed a $7.5 million renovation project in 1999, replacing the "old schoolhouse" building with one to fit in our southern surroundings. The clubhouse is now 50,000 square feet. 2009 was a year of jubilation and unique festivities as the members celebrated the Clubs 100th (Centennial) anniversary, which culiminated with a Gala of All Galas on March 27, 2010!

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