Troon, the leader in upscale golf course management, development and marketing, has bought Honours Golf, the premier golf management company in the southeastern United States.
Honours Golf currently manages 16 golf courses located across Alabama, Florida, Mississippi and North Carolina.
The portfolio includes many exceptional golf courses designed by some of the most well-known golf course architects in the industry, each offering its own unique experience.
The transaction combines two successful brands in the golf and hospitality industry known for extraordinary levels of services and expertise.
Oversees operations
“Bob Barrett, CEO, Honours Golf, said: “Troon has for many years been the leading golf management company and I look forward to the collaborative effort to help advance both the Troon and Honours names.
“Troon’s worldwide reach and expertise will help grow the Honours name and provide a wonderful opportunity for Honours’ team members by being part of a larger platform.
Troon is the world’s largest golf management company also specialising in homeowner association management, private residence clubs, estate management and associated hospitality venues.
The company oversees operations at Troon Golf and Troon Privé private properties in 29 countries.
Original: http://www.fin24.com/Companies/TravelAndLeisure/Troon-acquires-Honours-Golf-20141203
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