Editorial Staff

The expansion plans includes a 155-room hotel, an 18-hole golf course, a par-3 short course offering and more.

More than 280 participants came out for the three day event which focused on responsible stewardship, health and wellness, economic and charitable impact, and expanding access to the game for all Americans.

The renovation will be completed in two phases with phase one focusing on irrigation system improvements and modernizing critical infrastructure.

The shift to a fully private model coincides with a major renovation designed to elevate playability, expand member amenities, and strengthen the club’s identity as a coastal social and golf destination.

This is the second time KSL Capital Partners has been the owner of Invited Clubs, first acquiring the company in 2017 for $2.2 billion.

The new clubhouse features a new terrace, grand ballroom, second-floor balconies, and appointed locker room spaces.

Under BLJ’s expertise, the club has overseen a new irrigation system, sharper agronomy standards, elevated service training, upgraded dining at Roosevelt’s and an addition of group accommodations.

The Florida club has started a multi-phase renovation that will reshape all 18 holes through 2027.

Under KemperSports management, the club will incorporate the company’s expertise in club operations, agronomy, guest experience, food and beverage, and strategic planning.

This week we highlighted 15 new positions and hires in the industry as well as three scholarship winners.

This marks the eighth year in a row the company has been recognized in both programs placing RATIONAL USA among a select cohort of employees recognized for workplace culture, employee development, and organizational performance.

Hawks Ridge Golf Club features an 18-hole course, a nine hole par-3 course, a clubhouse, tavern-style restaurant, training center, helipad and cottages.

The renovation project will introduce new dining venues, improve operational efficiency, and increase employee facilities by 500 percent.

Deane Ilukowicz will lead Troon’s global human resources team, supporting the company’s 35,000-plus associates across 45 states, 40 countries and multiple brands.

The first of 23 community-focused events featured over 120 people enjoying activities like range play, golf instruction, contests, food and beverage, face painting, ladder ball and more.