Hawaiian course to be renovated

17 March 2010

 

Makaha Resort & Golf Club in Hawaii is to undergo a multi-million dollar improvement project aimed at enhancing the playability and overall experience on the course.

Scottford Hospitality has selected Troon Golf to oversee the project at the course, which was designed by William F. Bell.

“Makaha Resort & Golf Club is a beautiful property located in a very unique and desirable destination,” said John Easterbrook, executive vice president of operations, Troon Golf. “We are very pleased to be involved and look forward to delivering an exceptional golf experience that will carry and represent the Troon Golf brand at the completion of the renovation project.”

“The partnership with Troon Golf brings the first critical phase of improvements and upgrades to Makaha Resort & Golf Club,” said Rick Layton, resort and golf club general manager. “We look forward to the expertise that Troon Golf provides.
 

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