Courses

Five Fayetteville, N.C., area courses – Bayonet at Puppy Creek Golf Club, Cypress Lakes Golf Course, Keith Hills County Club‘s Creek and River Courses, and King’s Grant Country Club – will participate in Patriot Golf Day, Sept. 4-7, which benefits the Folds of Honor Foundation.

The U.S. Golf Association selects The Palmetto Course at The Landings Club in Savannah, Ga., to host the 2011 USGA Women’s State Team Championship.

Stone Mountain Golf Club in Stone Mountain, Ga., will host its second Family Golf Festival, Sunday, Sept. 20.

The U.S. Golf Association selects The Palmetto Course at The Landings Club in Savannah, Ga., to host the 2011 USGA Women’s State Team Championship.

Golf Magazine ranks three Tom Doak course designs among the top five of its 50 greatest golf course in the past 50 years ranking. The Doak courses honored are Pacific Dunes in Bandon, Ore. (No. 2); Cape Kidnappers, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand (No. 4); and Barnbougle Dunes, Bridport, Australia (No. 5).

The U.S. Golf Association selects The Country Club in Brookline, Mass., as site of the 2013 U.S. Amateur Championship. The championship will be Aug. 19-25.

Indian Spring Country Club in Marlton, N.J., achieves Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary designation for its high standards protecting the environment and preserving the natural heritage of golf. Indian Spring, managed by Billy Casper Golf becomes the 25th of 294 courses in New Jersey to achieve the designation.

Golf Magazine ranks three Tom Doak course designs among the top five of its 50 greatest golf course in the past 50 years ranking. The Doak courses honored are Pacific Dunes in Bandon, Ore. (No. 2); Cape Kidnappers, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand (No. 4); and Barnbougle Dunes, Bridport, Australia (No. 5).

Willow Crest Golf Club at the Oak Brook Hills Marriott Resort in Oak Brook, Ill., will host its second Family Golf Festival on Sunday, Sept. 20. Attendees can enjoy an afternoon of free golf activities, including the opportunity to play golf from designated PGA Family Friendly tees.

St. Andrews Links Trust announces that green fees for its courses in St. Andrews, Scotland, will be held at the same rate for 2010. The high season green fee for the Old Course will remain at £130 and the New and Jubilee courses at £65. The Eden will be £40, the Strathtyrum £25 and the Balgove £12. The Castle Course will be £120.

The U.S. Golf Association selects Oak Tree National in Edmond, Okla., as the site for the 2014 U.S. Senior Open Championship.

Gary Player Group announces that the Player-designed Saadiyat Beach Golf Club in the United Arab Emirates is fully grassed and on track for completion by the end of year. The course will host a European Tour even in January.

Gary Player Group announces that the Player-designed Saadiyat Beach Golf Club in the United Arab Emirates is fully grassed and on track for completion by the end of year. The course will host a European Tour even in January.

Bayonet and Black Horse Golf Club in Seaside, Calif., announces its new stay-and-play packages with Inns by the Sea, the area’s collection of boutique hotel properties. The packages, ranging from $249 to $389 per night, per golfer, offer several options at a variety of price points.

Hawk’s Landing Golf Club in Orlando, Fla., will participate in the third Patriot Golf Day, a joint initiative of the PGA of America and the U.S. Golf Association. Hawk’s Landing will request at least an additional $1 for each green fee that is processed Sept. 4-7.

Architect Tom Doak‘s Renaissance Golf Design prepares for its first design in Asia. The course, to be built on the resort island of Hainan, has a temporary working title of “The Island Club” and construction is scheduled to start late this fall. The opening is projected for 2010.

Billy Casper Golf enters into a long-term lease with the City of Wilmington, Del., for Ed Oliver Golf Club, in which BCG will invest more than $1 million for a capital-enhancements program.

Troon Golf adds Prince’s Golf Club, located in Sandwich, England, to its portfolio of managed courses.