I often see that even the best-designed golf courses struggle to draw in golfers due to a lack of accommodation options. Incorporating lodging facilities could significantly increase the appeal of golf courses and attract more guests.
This concept is especially relevant for golf clubs that are located away from major urban areas or those that can appeal to visitors from greater distances.
A great illustration of this is Landmand Golf Club in Nebraska, which successfully draws people eager to experience its unique golf course designed by Tad King and Rob Collins.
It seems that the lack of accommodation might have made it feel less worthwhile to give it a try. Focusing on finding solutions or alternative support could really make a difference and encourage a more positive experience.
Let’s see a miracle! Landmand Golf Club has unveiled the Landmand Layover stay-and-play package, offering golfers the chance to experience 2 unforgettable rounds on a course that captured the hearts of many, selling out its entire 2024 tee time inventory in less than 3 hours.
The Layover packages go on sale at 8 a.m. CST on Monday, November 18, some 6 weeks before Landmand Golf Club launches its tee time bookings for 2025, which happens on New Year’s Eve. The cabins, located below the eighteenth fairway of the golf course, each contain four bedrooms.
For those who cherish minimalist elegance, like I do, this package will truly inspire you.
