The only hint of golf at this Texas property is the owners’ and staff’s drive to make it “the Augusta of sporting clubs.”

Pretty much any lure that’s thrown into the pond to first attract the interest of existing and potential members, and then securely hooks them, usually brings in something worthwhile.

Golf is a game for life, and men and women with a penchant for athletics and competition will be drawn back to the game sooner or later if they learned it early on.

For club and resort properties that want to create a warm atmosphere conducive to socializing, interior furnishings aren’t just pretty to look at—they’re a must for doing business.

Club and resort properties are improving the conditions and playability of their golf courses with major regrassing projects.

Instead of requiring members and guests to come to the food, some clubs and resorts now have tricked-out vehicles that can bring creative and top-quality cuisine to any spot on the property.

With a variety of public and private summer camp offerings available throughout the country, clubs are tasked with building an engaging program that stands out.

A new youth golf program created by Sun City Country Club takes golf’s lessons and brings them to where the kids are: schools.

Submitted by Philippe Reynaud, Senior Director Culinary Operations, Ocean Reef Club, Key Largo, Fla.

Submitted by Michael Matarazzo, Executive Chef, Farmington Country Club, Charlottesville, Va.

To give guests interested in camping a more comfortable experience, The Shawnee Inn & Golf Resort debuted its “glamping” (glamorous camping) amenity in August 2015.

Cutting-edge retailing at today’s clubs has gone far beyond hoping for quick sales as golfers check in for tee times. Today’s top shops offer a shopping experience that may not even involve golf.