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38 Troon-Affiliated Courses Recognized By Golfweek In Top Modern And State-By-State Categories

March 18, 2016

Scottsdale, Ariz. (March 17, 2016) – Troon,® the leader in upscale golf course management, development and marketing is pleased to announce that 38 of its affiliated courses have been named to Golfweek’s “2016 Best Courses” in the United States list. Kapalua (Plantation) in Hawaii (No. 45) and Pronghorn (Fazio) in Oregon (No. 55) are both listed on the prestigious ranking of the “Top 100 Best Modern Courses” (post 1960). The list of the “Next 100 Best Modern Courses” includes three Troon affiliated courses, including The Golf Club at Black Rock in Idaho (No. 139), Princeville Makai Golf Club in Hawaii (No. 159) and Quintero Golf Club in Arizona (No. 181).

Among the courses named to Golfweek’s “Best Courses You Can Play, State-By-State” rankings, four Troon affiliated courses were ranked No. 1 in their states, including Lake of Isles (North) in Connecticut, Bayside Resort Golf Club in Delaware, Kapalua (Plantation) in Hawaii, and Giants Ridge Golf & Ski Resort (Quarry) in Minnesota.

Troon-affiliated courses named among Golfweek’s Best include:

Top 100 Best Modern Courses

No. 45 Kapalua (Plantation), Maui, Hawaii

No. 55 Pronghorn (Fazio), Bend, Oregon

Next Top 100 Best Modern Courses

No. 139 The Golf Club at Black Rock, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho

No. 159 Princeville Makai Golf Club, Kauai, Hawaii

No. 181 Quintero Golf Club, Peoria, Arizona

Best Courses You Can Play, State-By-State

Arizona

No. 2 Quintero Golf Club, Peoria

No. 5 Troon North Golf Club (Monument), Scottsdale

No. 7 Troon North Golf Club (Pinnacle), Scottsdale

No. 8 Ak-Chin Southern Dunes Golf Club, Maricopa

No. 12 Boulders Resort (North), Carefree

No. 14 Boulders Resort (South), Carefree

No. 18 La Paloma Golf Club (Ridge/Canyon), Tucson

No. 19 Golf Club of Estrella, Goodyear

No. 20 Sewailo Golf Club, Tucson

No. 26 SunRidge Canyon Golf Club, Fountain Hills

No. 29 Whirlwind Golf Club, (Cattail), Chandler

California

No. 8 PGA WEST (Stadium), La Quinta

No. 19 Silverado Resort and Spa (North), Napa

No. 20 Maderas Golf Club, Poway

No. 21 Indian Wells Golf Resort (Players), Indian Wells

No. 27 Indian Wells Golf Resort (Celebrity), Indian Wells

No. 30 Classic Club, Palm Desert

Colorado

No. 10 The Ridge at Castel Pines North, Castle Pines North

Connecticut

No. 1 Lake of Isles (North), North Stonington

Delaware

No 1. Bayside Resort Golf Club, Fenwick Island

No. 5 Bear Trap Dunes, Bethany Beach

Florida

No. 11 Camp Creek Golf Club, Panama City Beach

Hawaii

No. 1 Kapalua (Plantation), Maui

No. 4 Princeville Makai Golf Club, Kauai

No. 11 Kapalua (Bay), Maui

Minnesota

No. 1 Giants Ridge Golf & Ski Resort (Quarry), Biwabik

Montana

No. 2 Old Works, Anaconda

Nevada

No. 9 Conestoga Golf Club, Mesquite

New Jersey

No. 9 Seaview Country Club (Bay), Absecon

Oregon

No. 6 Pronghorn (Nicklaus), Bend

Texas

No. 2 Texas Tech University (Rawls), Lubbock

No. 10 La Cantera Hill Country Resort (Palmer), San Antonio

No. 11 Palmilla Beach Golf Club, Port Aransas

Utah

No. 6 Entrada at Snow Canyon Country Club, St. George

Vermont

No. 3 The Golf Club at Equinox, Manchester Village

Virginia

No. 9 Potomac Shores Golf Club, Potomac Shores

“Hats off to all of these Troon-affiliated facilities for being honored by Golfweek as a top golf course in the United States,” said Dana Garmany, chairman and CEO, Troon. “We’re proud to see such a large number of Troon courses recognized by an industry-leading publication.”

Among the criteria used by Golfweek’s panel of course raters include:

Ease and intimacy of routing – The extent to which the sequence of holes follows natural contours and unfolds in an unforced manner.

Variety and memorability of par 3s, 4s and 5s – Different clubs hit; extent to which the angles of play create interesting and varied playing options; and extent to which holes offer variety of options from the tee and on the second shot.

Basic quality of conditioning – Variety of playing textures; extent of turf coverage; consistency and quality of bunker sand.

“Walk in the park” test – Degree to which the course ultimately is worth spending a half-day on.

About Troon

Headquartered in Scottsdale, Ariz., Troon is the world’s largest golf management company, with more than 250 golf courses in its portfolio. Also specializing in homeowner association management, private residence clubs, estate management and associated hospitality venues, the company oversees operations at Troon Golf, Honours Golf and Troon Privé properties located in 38 states and 31 countries. Additionally, there are 56 Troon affiliated properties featuring 75 courses that have been recipients of a “Top 100” ranking by national and international publications. Troon properties include Princeville Makai Golf Club, Kauai, Hawaii; The Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa, Tucson, Ariz.; The Bay Club, Berlin, Md.; Prince’s Golf Club, Sandwich, England; and CostaBaja Golf Club, in La Paz, Mexico. For additional news and information, visit www.Troon.com.

Contact:
Rob Myers

Troon

480.477.0506

rmyers@troon.com

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