Landscapes Golf Management now operating Arlington Ridge GC

The Central Florida course was designed by former PGA Tour golfer Gary Koch and opened in 2005.

Arlington Ridge Golf Club

Courtesy of Arlington Ridge Golf Club

Landscapes Golf Management was selected to operate the semi-private Arlington Ridge Golf Club in Leesburg, Florida, about 40 minutes northwest of Orlando.

For the centerpiece of the Arlington Ridge Development District, Landscapes Golf Management will turnkey golf business strategy and planning, course maintenance, clubhouse operations, marketing, IT, staffing and training, food and beverage, merchandising, golf instruction and financial management.

The company’s initial focus will be on quickly reversing previous shortfalls in golf course turf conditions, food-and-beverage standards, banquet sales and overall member-guest satisfaction.

“Landscapes Golf Management was our No. 1 choice to lead our club into the future,” Arlington Ridge Development District board member Robert Hoover said. “We chose to go with LGM due to the depth of the company’s support team, its service culture and overall ability to create high-performing operations with healthy financial returns.”

LGM president Tom Everett added that the company “hit the ground running with best management practices and strong program implementations toward a resurgence. The members and guests at Arlington Ridge deserve a market leading operation and we are confident we can deliver.”

Arlington Ridge Golf Club opened in 2005 and is located inside the Arlington Ridge active adult community. The championship course features a river that winds all along its southern boundary, and majestic canopies of centuries-old oaks throughout all 18 holes.

Gary Koch designed the course for golfers of all skill levels to enjoy subtle nuances of well-placed hazards, elevated greens and dogleg approaches. The course features five sets of tee boxes from 4,877 to 6,610 total yards. Arlington Ridge also boasts a professional caliber driving range and putting green.

Landscapes Golf Management now operates more than 70 properties across 25 states.