Fitness, swimming pools and dining—both indoor and outdoor—took center stage as five country clubs in Florida’s Treasure Coast region shared updates on how their particular design and operating challenges were addressed and overcome.

The owner of an Idaho golf course claims to have put “hundreds of thousands of dollars” into repairs of the failing irrigation system. He proposes an elaborate private-public partnership to build homes on the property to help recoup costs.

The 52,000 sq.-ft. golf-and-entertainment complex, which will be managed by Troon, is expected to open in the spring of 2020 as part of The Metro North Crossing Redevelopment in Missouri’s Northland area. The T-Shotz facility will include two restaurant/bar venues offering local farm-to-market comfort food and shareables, with the top-level venue having an added oyster…

Clubhouse improvements at the Noblesville, Ind., property focused primarily on expansion of the bar and patio area, while on the golf course, 84 bunkers were renovated using Capillary Concrete. The Sagamore Club in Noblesville, Ind., has announced the completion of $1.4 million in clubhouse and course renovations. Since opening in 2003, Sagamore has been a…

The Danville, Calif. property announced the opening of the 9,400-sq. ft. facility after a five-year development process and over a year of construction. The project, which took five years to complete, transitions the club from an unstaffed, self-service fitness-center model to a state-of-the-art, full-service facility. Blackhawk Country Club in Danville, Calif., has announced the opening…

New owners saved injected much needed capital into the club’s dining operation.

At Lounge Nineteen, members of Highland Springs CC find a cozy space with plenty of panache.