Get involved
Adopt-a-Hole: put your hands on one piece of this place.
Adopt-a-Hole is sweat equity and community ownership — a way to be responsible for the character of one hole out of 54. It's separate from cash hole sponsorship. A hole can have an adopter, a cash sponsor, or both.
Volunteer workdays
The easiest way to start: show up for a day.
No commitment beyond the day itself. Every workday opens with a safety briefing, then splits into organized crews with a specific task and a crew lead — invasive removal, native planting, trail work, or build support. We run them on a recurring cadence through the season, so there's always a next one.
Bring
Closed-toe boots, work gloves, long sleeves and water. Tools and instruction are provided. All ages welcome with the right crew assignment.
Upcoming workdays
Next season’s dates are being set.
Add your name below and we’ll email you as soon as the next workday goes on the calendar.
How the design works
A design team leads the technical layout. You lead the character.
A designer or design team is responsible for each hole's technical layout — routing, par, safety, tee and target placement — across all three courses, so the park stays cohesive and safe. Adopters are paired on specific holes, involved throughout the process, and take the clear lead on that hole's aesthetics and personality.
Hole Adopters
The primary role. One person, family, crew or business takes a hole and stays with it from first walk to opening round.
Area Leads
Optional zone-level coordination for people who want a wider role — helping a handful of adopters stay in sync across a section of the park.
The process
From first walk to opening round.
01
Orientation
Meet the design team, walk through safety and restoration ground rules, and see how your hole fits the wider routing across all three courses.
02
Site walks & concepts
Walk your hole with the designer. Talk through what makes it distinctive — the tree you want in play, the sight line off the tee, the character you want it to have.
03
Review & refinement
The design team confirms routing, par, safety corridors, and tee and target placement. You lead the aesthetics and character within that framework.
04
Build coordination
Tee pads, targets, signage and finishing touches get scheduled with the build crew. Work starts in 2026, with major completion targeted for the end of 2027.
Guardrails
What adopters don’t do.
Restoration work is specialized and, in places, genuinely hazardous. It stays with the restoration team and organized volunteer days.
- No land clearing — that's the restoration team's work.
- No tree removal, by anyone outside the restoration crew.
- No work inside active restoration zones.
- Safety briefing before any on-site work, every time.
Recognition
Tee sign credit
Hole Adopted By [Name]
Carried on the hole’s tee sign, styled distinctly from the paid Hole Sponsor line — the two are different kinds of contribution and they should look like it.
- Recognition in project materials and on this website.
- Invitations to preview rounds and launch events.
Sign up
Put your name down. We’ll take it from there.
Adopt a hole, join the workday list, offer materials, or rally a club behind an acre. One short form covers all of it — no payment, no commitment, just a conversation with a real person.
Ready to fund a piece of the build? Pick a level or a specific project