Troon: To manage Hunting Hills CC in Virginia - The First Call
Troon will oversee club operations, agronomy, food and beverage, and membership sales and marketing of the private Roanoke club
www.firstcallgolf.comHere’s the latest I can confirm about Hunting Hills Country Club from public updates:
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Troon selected to manage Hunting Hills Country Club in Roanoke, Virginia. This partnership covers overall operations, agronomy, food and beverage, and membership sales/marketing, signaling a strategic upgrade to member services and club facilities. This news was announced in late September 2025 and has been cited by multiple industry outlets. [source: First Call Golf, 2025-09-29; The Golf Wire, 2025-09-28]
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The club has been undergoing capital improvements in recent years, including fitness center and locker room remodels, new pickleball courts, LED lighting in the indoor tennis facility, and a new pool and splash pad, with ongoing efforts to enhance the member experience. These upgrades were highlighted by Hunting Hills leadership as part of a positive trajectory for the club. [source: First Call Golf summary of Hunting Hills upgrades; The Golf Wire summary]
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The 18-hole course at Hunting Hills is a par-70 layout designed by Raymond F. Loving, Jr., featuring a 6,058-yard championship course that navigates hills with tree-lined fairways, offering a challenge for players of various skill levels. This basic course description has been consistently noted in club materials and golf resources. [source: First Call Golf overview; GolfPass course page]
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The club offers a range of member amenities beyond golf, including indoor/outdoor tennis, pickleball, a swimming pool with a splash pad, a fitness center, and a kids’ club, along with multiple dining options and event spaces. These features are highlighted in club communications and coverage of the Troon partnership. [source: First Call Golf summary; The Golf Wire summary; Hunting Hills site sections]
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The club’s leadership has emphasized a focus on continuing capital investments and program enhancements to strengthen the member experience and positioning in the Roanoke Valley. This is tied to the Troon partnership and ongoing renovations. [source: statements from Hunting Hills leadership in press coverage]
If you’d like, I can:
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