Does a private owned country club have to be Ada compliant?

Yes, a privately owned country club must comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) if it is considered a public accommodation, which typically includes facilities open to the public. This means the club should provide accessible facilities and services for individuals with disabilities. However, if the country club is strictly private and does not serve the public, it may have more leeway in compliance. Legal interpretations can vary, so it's advisable for such establishments to consult legal counsel for specific guidance.