Laurel Oak is a private golf community with two championship golf courses (Gary Player and Rees Jones designs) spread across over 800 acres of lush tropical landscape. In addition to the expected amenities of 12 Har-Tru tennis courts, pickleball, the Swim Center (featuring a six-lane junior Olympic swimming pool), and a bevy of activities, the club offers reciprocal benefits at Bird Key Yacht Club.
Mayacama, the highly regarded community in Santa Rosa, California, has made a pivot atypical in golf. They have rebranded their nearby boutique hotel in Healdsburg into a 13-room substance abuse treatment facility—The Turn—an addiction treatment center offering a deeply personalized, boutique approach with golf at the forefront.
A star in the Lone Star State is Bluejack Ranch with a new Tiger Woods design, complementing his course at Bluejack National, outside of Houston. Now in Fort Worth, the Bluejack brand will have reciprocal privileges between the two properties. Even though Bluejack Ranch is about a three-hour drive from Bluejack National, the concept of ‘one club two properties’ was a natural fit.
Peacock+Lewis, headed by Brian Idle since 1987, and a new executive team have a vision to turn renderings into reality. The company has established itself as the gold standard in architecture, planning, and design. It has completed over 2,500 new and remodeled hospitality and club amenity projects worldwide and crafted over 300 site-specific master plans for private clubs across the country.
The amenities are impressive, with five campuses, 11 restaurants, two full-service marinas, 30 miles of trails, 150+ stocked lagoons, 11 pickleball courts, 31 tennis courts, 8 bocce courts, 35+ youth camps, five pools, a two-acre community farm, and six golf courses (all designated as Audubon Cooperative Sanctuaries). Its amateur women’s golf organization is the largest in the nation for a private club.
After a nearly $240 million investment, Mauna Kea Beach Hotel is the newest entry into the destination spa marketplace. The global spa industry is big business, with an estimated $160 billion in annual revenue, with massage therapy accounting for 70 percent of spa visits. The difference: a resort with a day spa (visit lasts about two hours); a destination spa resort (guests linger for most of the day).
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The Art of Luxury Living on the Big Island, offering rich experiences, captivating stories, and profound Hawaiian culture.
Read MoreA glorious setting, wonderful hospitality, and top-notch golf. The most exclusive private members’ club in Scotland.
Read MoreGolf on three regulation-length courses, the Black, the Blue, and the Red, plus The Chain short course, and soon to join, Bone Valley.
Read MoreWhere the only thing It overlooks Is the ocean; its Robert Trent Jones design is a “Top-100” course in every major ranking.
Read MoreThe main resort, its spa, and golf course are complete; plans are for three more courses, a water park, and an entertainment venue.
Read MoreWhere the land leads, life follows. A private retreat wherein home and away share the same address.
Read MoreThe seasons layer into each other naturally, designed intentionally for year-round living, not seasonal use.
Read MoreSteeped in golf history, it is home to some of golf’s most celebrated events, and has hosted an annual PGA TOUR event since 1997.
Read MoreMake your historical footprint where centuries-old live oaks draped in Spanish moss will captivate your senses.
Read MoreWhere to live if you live for golf— Black Diamond Ranch is north of Tampa in a region characterized by its diverse ecosystems.
Read MoreOozing the Old Vegas Atmosphere. “I have strived to provide service at Bali Hai that is from a bygone era.”- Billy Walters.
Read MoreA Golden Opportunity. Bienvenido to beachfront luxury. The seven holes along the ocean are known as “Heaven 7.”
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Be captivated by its wide-ranging amenities: four miles of walking trails, the fitness center, pickleball, a fishing lake, and a riverfront park.
Read MoreIn Idaho’s lake country, a private club that delivers escape and adventure, focusing on outdoor living and wellness.
Read MoreAccess a sports village/clubhouse complex, three Nicklaus family-designed courses, and 16 Har-Tru tennis courts.
Read MoreAuberge Collection—offering two distinctly different golf experiences, and three and one-half miles of coastline.
Read MoreTravis Club, a 1,500-acre find on Lake Travis—a new private community that provides a have-it-all Hill Country lifestyle.
Read MoreThe next chapter begins. Both courses, the Oaks and Pines, have undergone renovations since purchased five years ago.
Read MoreA True Mountain High—Its glacier-carved landscape is your story to shape. You may gain about an extra 25 yards on your tee shots!
Read MoreIf Mother Nature cooperates, the front nine of the Watson will reopen the end of the year— complementing the existing Palmer Course.
Read MoreThree 9-hole championship courses designed by Rees Jones— Trepidation, Redemption, and Salvation—an epic round is a guarantee.
Read MoreConstant renewal is a part of the game. It’s known as a “player’s club,” with over 200 single-digit handicap golfers.
Read MoreTracking the seasons through the lens of Quechee Club. Each moment is up to you and every experience is yours to share.
Read MoreMore than a club, it’s a community, where relationships form naturally, experiences feel personal, and daily life brings people together.
Read MoreA wilderness wonderland “where the Smoky Mountains begin,” one of the lowest density private communities in the Carolinas.
Read MoreStart the day with a walk along nature trails, with an occasional dolphin or egret sighting, and play a round on a Fazio Signature design.
Read MoreA modern private club for golfers who value authenticity—natural land, purposeful design, and a culture rooted in respect for the game.
Read MoreHampton Hall is in the midst of a $6.6 million capital project, without any member assessments, focused on the main clubhouse.
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