Bandon Dunes builders to construct new Florida course

In Florida, big-name programs abound, and one other is now within the works.

Dream Golf, the developer of Bandon Dunes and Sand Valley, amongst different headline locations, has introduced that it has obtained approval to maneuver ahead with Previous Shores, a brand new golf improvement on the Florida Panhandle, anchored by an 18-hole public course. Like different Dream Golf properties, Previous Shores will put an A-list architect to work on a primo website. Tom Doak has been employed to design the course, on sandy acreage, tasked with creating what Dream Golf’s Michael Keiser stated will likely be a “golf expertise much like our favourite locations in Scotland.”

“It’s a prehistoric website that feels otherworldly due to its uniqueness,” Keiser stated. “Previous Shores is designed to really feel geographically ambiguous — you possibly can’t actually inform the place you might be. That helps to create an thrilling expertise.”

The information comes within the midst of a busy time for Keiser and his brother, Chris, who run day-to-day operations at Dream Golf, an organization that owes its origins to their father, Bandon Dunes developer, Mike Keiser. Underneath the Keiser brothers’ path, Dream Golf has continued including programs and facilities to Bandon Dunes on the Oregon coast, and Sand Valley in central Wisconsin, whereas embarking on two different resort developments: Rodeo Dunes in Colorado, and Wild Spring Dunes in Texas, each of which are actually underneath building.

With a improvement order just lately green-lit by Washington County, Fla., Dream Golf can proceed to construct on its bulging portfolio. The property is located roughly 30 miles north of the Panama Metropolis airport, readily accessible from the 30A hall, which runs alongside Florida’s golf-rich Gulf Coast.

A timetable for building has but to be introduced. For extra info, go to oldshores.com