The management firm announced the acquisition of three private golf and country clubs in the north Atlanta metro area, a 20-year lease agreement with Old Ranch CC in Seal Beach, Calif., and plans for $4.5 million in capital improvements at the properties.
Newnan, Ga.-based Sequoia Golf has announced the acquisition of three premium private golf and country clubs in the north Atlanta metro area: Atlanta National Golf Club, Polo Golf & Country Club and White Columns Country Club.
Atlanta National Golf Club is set in the private, gated community of Atlanta National in Milton, Ga., just north of Atlanta. The club features a dramatic clubhouse and challenging, 18-hole Pete Dye golf course that spans 240 acres of natural terrain.
Polo Golf & Country Club, located in Cumming, Ga., boasts a full-service clubhouse including dining and banquet facilities, as well as a tennis club and large aquatics center. The club also features a scenic 18-hole championship golf course designed by award-winning architect Joe Lee.
White Columns Country Club, in Alpharetta, Ga., features an 18-hole golf course designed by award-winning architect Tom Fazio, a full-service clubhouse, tennis center, aquatic center, and state-of-the-art golf learning and fitting center.
Sequoia Golf, which currently owns or operates more than 50 private club, resort and daily-fee facilities located across the U.S., including 25 private clubs operated under the Canongate brand affiliation, also announced that it has entered into a 20-year lease with Old Ranch Country Club in Seal Beach, Calif. The addition of Old Ranch, which features an 18-hole championship Ted Robinson golf course, expansive food-and-beverage banquet facility, private and public driving range, and pool facility, expands Sequoia’s holdings in Southern California to three properties.
“We look forward to enhancing the member experience at Atlanta National Golf Club, Polo Golf & Country Club, White Columns Country Club, and Old Ranch Country Club,” said Joe Guerra, Sequoia Golf’s President and CEO. “Through an initial $4.5 million investment in capital resources, we plan to substantially improve the overall theme, feel and exclusivity of these great clubs, with an intense focus on membership satisfaction and service.”
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