The Homestead Golf Course is undergoing a complete renovation led by award-winning architect John Fought. The project includes:

• New irrigation systems for water efficiency
• Redesigned greens, tees, and fairways
• Improved cart paths and landscaping
• A course layout that elevates both playability and sustainability

When renovations are complete, the course will operate as a semi-private club. This model allows us to maintain the course at the highest level while still welcoming local community members and guests in various ways. Membership options are available, along with opportunities for limited public play for guests of the hotel.

Renovations are extensive and expected to take time to ensure quality and sustainability. The anticipated reopening is summer 2027. We will provide regular updates as progress continues.

This is more than a refresh—it’s a full redesign. The soil, irrigation, turf grass, and course features require time to establish properly. While it may look like “just cleanup” now, the work happening ensures that when the course reopens, it will be world-class and built to thrive for decades.

We understand tree removal can feel concerning. As part of the renovation, we worked closely with arborists and course designers to assess tree health. Several trees were diseased or infested with boxelder bugs, creating safety and environmental risks. Others were removed strategically to restore turf health, improve irrigation efficiency, and align with the redesign vision from golf course architect John Fought. Our goal is to create a healthier, more sustainable environment for the course and surrounding neighborhood.

We are working closely with Midway Irrigation Company and environmental experts to ensure all renovations are managed responsibly. Protecting natural resources—including Snake Creek—is a top priority throughout the project.

Renovations can look disruptive, but what you see is part of the necessary process. Clearing, grading, and reseeding must take place before the beautiful finished course takes shape. Once complete, the new design will bring enhanced beauty and long-term value to the Homestead property and neighborhood.

As part of Homestead’s multi-phase transformation, guests and members can expect an elevated clubhouse experience with indoor golf simulators, enhanced proshop, lounge spaces, fitness center, and locker rooms. Guests and members will also have access to a brand new par-71, 18-hole executive putting course, replacing the previous practice putting green.

We will post regular updates on the Homestead website and provide progress photos, timelines, and answers to common questions. Our goal is to keep neighbors and guests updated and engaged throughout the renovation journey.