Golf memberships now available for residents and non-residents
KUNA, Idaho — Century Golf Partners, the nation’s most experienced and creative golf and club management company, joined together with M3 Companies on Veterans Day to commemorate the service of our veterans and celebrate the groundbreaking of The Valor Club, an exciting new chapter in Idaho’s premier master-planned golf community.
The groundbreaking event honored the legacy of service that inspired Valor’s creation and officially marked the beginning of Falcon Crest Golf Club’s transition from a public golf course to a semi-private club experience.
The festivities included a flag ceremony, live music, food trucks, community tours, and fun golf activities for all ages. Guests learned more about the next phase of amenities for members of The Valor Club.
The Valor Club is taking shape. Golf Memberships are now available to both residents and a limited number of non-residents who reside outside the Valor Community, offering preferred access to 27 holes of championship golf, a 9-Hole Par 3 course, a putting course, putting green, and practice range, with advance tee times, and exclusive member-only tournaments, social events, and year-round programming.
The Valor Club’s growing golf family will connect through the game, camaraderie, and a shared spirit of community.
“We’re thrilled to see The Valor Club become reality,” said Doug Howe, Managing Partner with Century Golf Partners. “This milestone is a tribute to the incredible team effort—from our partners at M3 Companies, to our on-site team members who bring energy and excellence to the Club every day.
“Together, we’re building more than a club; we’re building a legacy to all those who have served our country and community.”
Developed by M3 Companies and inspired by SPC John Borbonus, a Silver Star recipient who made the ultimate sacrifice in Iraq in 2007, Valor stands as a living tribute to courage and community. Century Golf Partners is proud to partner in bringing that vision to life for residents, members, and future generations.