The Acquisition of PGA National Resort: A New Chapter for Salamander Collection

In an impressive move, the Salamander Collection has expanded its portfolio with the acquisition of the esteemed PGA National Resort located in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. This partnership, formed with prominent real estate firms Henderson Park and South Street Partners, marks a significant step in Salamander’s growth trajectory. The purchase of this renowned property from Brookfield Asset Management was finalized for an undisclosed amount, yet the implications of this acquisition are bound to resonate within the hospitality and golfing communities alike.

Opened in 1981, the PGA National Resort has established itself as a distinctive destination within the world of golf and leisure. Nestled within its expansive 807-acre property, the resort has recently undergone a monumental facelift, thanks to a staggering $100 million renovation. This refresh has undoubtedly enhanced the allure of the resort, ensuring that it remains relevant in the competitive landscape of luxury accommodations. The resort boasts 360 elegantly appointed guestrooms, along with six golf courses that epitomize golfing excellence, demonstrating a commitment to both leisure and prestige.

Furthermore, the Champion course, ingeniously designed by golf legends Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer, showcases the resort’s high-caliber offerings by hosting the annual PGA Tour’s Cognizant Classic since 2007. The resort’s amenities extend beyond golfing, featuring a lavish 40,000-square-foot spa and various recreational facilities, including tennis and pickleball courts, which cater to a diverse clientele.

A highlight of the PGA National Resort is its diverse culinary offerings, most notably represented by The Butcher’s Club, a premier steakhouse helmed by „Top Chef“ winner Jeremy Ford. This venture underlines the resort’s commitment to providing exceptional dining experiences that complement its luxurious accommodations. Sheila Johnson, the founder and CEO of Salamander Collection, emphasized the significance of this acquisition, including its standing as one of America’s most iconic golf resorts. Johnson expressed her enthusiasm for introducing Salamander’s distinctive hospitality style to the property, which has been received well at their other destinations.

The new ownership harbors ambitious plans aimed at further elevating the resort experience for both members and guests. Among the forthcoming developments is the introduction of a new pool and substantial enrichments to the golf experience, promising to uphold the high standards set by its predecessors. This focus on innovation and excellence is poised to attract both loyal clientele and new visitors alike.

With this acquisition, the PGA National Resort becomes Salamander’s second venture into Florida’s golf resort scene, complementing their existing property at Innisbrook in Palm Harbor. As Salamander expands its footprint with a total of seven properties, the brand continues to carve out a niche in the luxury hospitality sector, promising unique experiences that resonate with guests looking for authenticity and high-quality service. The future appears bright for both the Salamander Collection and PGA National Resort, as they embark on a promising journey of revitalization and growth.

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