In a message to members at the weekend, club officials pointed out that the proposal offered numerous benefits to the club.
They included a membership boost of 246 over the next 10 years, a new custom-built club house, complete with restaurant and function room, a new 100-space car park, 40-space golf cart storage shed, and a new safer entry to the course.
“It is make or break at this point and community feedback is crucial,” members were told.
Cooroy’s management committee said Noosa Council held the future viability of the club in its hands.
GemLife‘s proposal for a $130m 246-home retirement village would create 740 direct and indirect jobs.