Michael Croley

Dec 15, 2024 | newsobserver.com | Michael Croley

In the old days of 2016, when golfers visited the Dormie Club in West End, North Carolina - 15 minutes from the hotbed of American golf, Pinehurst - they were greeted by a small, single-wide trailer and a rugged pine straw parking lot. That trailer is now long gone. A gate has been installed at the club's entrance and a long driveway leads to a grand turnaround that sweeps you past a new modern clubhouse that's all right angles, with floor-to-ceiling glass.

Dec 15, 2024 | kansascity.com | Michael Croley

In the old days of 2016, when golfers visited the Dormie Club in West End, North Carolina - 15 minutes from the hotbed of American golf, Pinehurst - they were greeted by a small, single-wide trailer and a rugged pine straw parking lot. That trailer is now long gone. A gate has been installed at the club's entrance and a long driveway leads to a grand turnaround that sweeps you past a new modern clubhouse that's all right angles, with floor-to-ceiling glass.

Nov 29, 2024 | bloomberg.com | Michael Croley

The Dormie Network aims to capture the traveling golf market. In the old days of 2016, when golfers visited the Dormie Club in West End, North Carolina—fifteen minutes from the hotbed of American golf, Pinehurst—they were greeted by a small, single-wide trailer and a rugged pine straw parking lot. That trailer is now long gone.

Nov 29, 2024 | bnnbloomberg.ca | Michael Croley

(Bloomberg) -- In the old days of 2016, when golfers visited the Dormie Club in West End, North Carolina—fifteen minutes from the hotbed of American golf, Pinehurst—they were greeted by a small, single-wide trailer and a rugged pine straw parking lot. That trailer is now long gone. A gate has been installed at the club's entrance and a long driveway leads to a grand turnaround that sweeps you past a new modern clubhouse that's all right angles, with floor-to-ceiling glass.

Nov 24, 2024 | unionleader.com | Michael Croley

Golf course construction is booming. A lot of that is happening in the private club model, but there are new public courses opening at high-end resorts both at home and abroad. There’s a ton to be excited about, so we’ve rounded up the most interesting new courses to check out in 2025. Some might require you to call in a favor, but the thrill of the chase can be part of the fun. Broomsedge, 35 minutes east of Columbia, South Carolina, is golf’s feel-good story.