The club’s culture attracts a fully engaged, diverse membership that deeply appreciates the lifestyle built for discerning players and families with interests far broader than 18 holes, and delivers a unique and rewarding lifestyle of world-class golf, lake and mountain adventures, and a warm, welcoming community bordered by the largest national forest outside of Alaska.
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LAUREL OAK COUNTRY CLUB
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.
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THE TURN
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.
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PEACOCK+LEWIS
ClubWorks is a prominent corporate network of eight elite professional service firms catering to the private club, luxury hospitality, and real estate development industries. The “crown jewel” in the group is Peacock+Lewis, with a vision to turn renderings into reality. Peacock+Lewis follows where the business is, with 85 percent of their work concentrated in the Sunshine State.
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LANDINGS GOLF & ATHLETIC CLUB
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.
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MAUNA KEA RESORT
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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