Tiger Woods’ Town Getting Served With Incredible 36-Hole Layout by Friar Head’s Founder

The home of Tiger Woods and many other prominent golf players, Florida, is about to get a brand new 36-hole club golf course. The course is the brainchild of the founder of Friar’s Head.

The new course is an ambitious project which will be managed by an international team of brilliant architects who have designed courses globally. Let’s take a look at what will be the features of this new course.

Florida’s new 36-hole golf course and its architects

Besides being the home of A-list Hollywood celebrities and golfers, Florida is also home to many top-listed golf courses. Courses like Trump National Doral, Grand Cypress, and Biltmore Golf Course are among the most famous courses in the state. And now a new and ambitious course of the 36-hole club is being developed there Ken Bakst, the founder of Friar’s Head on Long Island. The project is named The Ranch and it will be looked after by the architectural team of Whitman, Axland, and Cutten, also known as WAC. 

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The team is an amalgamation of Rod Whitman who has designed nationally ranked golf courses in the US, Canada, Europe, and Asia. Dave Axland, Design Associate for Coore and Crenshaw Inc, and golf course architect and author Keith Cutten. Friar Head is ranked 15th by Golf Digest on their list of America’s 100 Greatest Courses and Ken’s involvement in the project assured this new course to be equally captivating. 

The Ranch will have 1500 acres allotted for golf

The Ranch will have two 18-hole courses on a widely spread property of 4,000 acres which is purchased by Ken Bakst recently. The previous open space of the land will be given for agriculture. A size of 1,500 acres will be allotted for golf purposes which will be ample space for the architectures to make up something good out of it. Speaking about the exciting venture Dave Axland has said “I know Kenny’s excited about the East course being big and brawny with lots of room and big angles, and that works well for that section of the property,” The construction work will most probably start from the east course and will spread from there.

The land contains a blend of broad savannahs, strands of oak, and wetlands with cypress domes which will be kept. It is located 10 miles west of Hob. The permits are under process and the architects wish to start the construction work on the site by early 2024.

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