February 2020

We are happy to announce Advance Golf Partners as the new operators of the Oakmont Golf Courses in Santa Rosa, California, in partnership with the Oakmont Village Association. As part of our efforts to infuse this property with new energy, the West and East courses have been renamed The Club at Valley of the Moon and The Club at Sugarloaf. Construction is soon to be underway as we work to renovate both club areas and create exciting new dining experiences.

In April 2019, Advance Golf acquired The Golf Club at Bradshaw Farm in Atlanta, Georgia. With many exciting improvements planned over the coming weeks and months, we'll be posting updates here as the renovations progress. We plan to spend $800,000 on the Club and make it worthy of the loyalty of the Woodstock community.

Here is a list of the planned improvements:

• New Yamaha golf carts with Bluetooth music hookup and USB recharging
• Huge outdoor patio deck added to the back of the clubhouse
• New mats and turf line for the driving range. Music, shade, and seating at the range tee
• Eight new draft beer options
• Best ice cream in America shipped in from New York and Ohio
• Tons of tree work and tree trimming
• Rebuild of the bunkers on the final 9 holes
• Four new TVs for the clubhouse
• New Southern Pride rotisserie smoker
• Free golf clinics
• Guest Wifi around the clubhouse, putting green, and driving range

To find out more about The Golf Club at Bradshaw Farm, you can take a look at their new website, here.

Videos (Click to open):    Putting Green "a little bumpy" this morning     Box blading #14

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Putting Green At Clubhouse.

#3 at fumigation stage – shows new irrigation trenches – and fumigation covers – “There’s nothing like the smell of Fumigant in the morning.”

After disposal of vegetation layer and 4” of organic material – new porous sand is added and tilled – 3 separate times.

Nothing like a sunrise over #10.

Coring Done At PG Behind 1 Tee But Before Tif Grand Collars Installed

Following Vegetation Removal - 4 Inches Of Organic Material Is Cored Out #9

Scraping The Vegetation Layer After Killing Off Existing Tif Dwarf Bermuda - Putting Green

Shouldnt He Have Registered With Air Traffic Control? #2 Pre-Construction

Sprigs Being Spread Thick - Putting Green

Sprigs Knitting In And Rooting

Springs Getting Cut In After Spreading