Mansion Global
A perfect party starts in a serene living room with an accordion-style glass door so guests can stroll easily from your interior space to your patio. That is, until you notice everyone waving mosquitoes away and the air-conditioning swiftly draining from the room.
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Haven Lifestyle
Within Loraloma in the Texas Hill Country, 141 Stargazing Circle offers a contemporary take on private club living.
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Resident
The North Shore Club is entering its next phase of development as one of Oahu’s newest oceanfront private club communities, where championship golf, ocean-based recreation and family-centered amenities come together within a residential enclave at Turtle Bay.
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Forbes
Loraloma is the first David McLay Kidd course in the Southern U.S. The course emphasizes strategic width and thoughtful green complexes across the site’s rolling topography, with several holes playing across 100-foot ravines – decidedly atypical for Texas golf.
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Austin Business Journal
Homes at the expansive Thomas Ranch mixed-use development on Lake Travis are going vertical, and developers are now turning focus toward commercial buildings, with joint venture opportunities on the table.
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Uncategorized
150 golfers from businesses and community partners teed off for a good cause at the 12th Annual Turtle Bay Foundation Golf Tournament, held at the Arnold Palmer Golf Course. This year’s tournament, held on October 22, 2025, raised $190,000, helping fuel the foundation’s mission of strengthening the North Shore through educational, cultural and environmental initiatives.
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Golfweek
This is Texas, and these folks never aim to do small. Combine the cliffs, the ravines, the river, the minimalist design that lies perfectly low across the incredibly bouncy terrain, and Loraloma offers an experience that is sure to thrill round after round.
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Sports Illustrated
Thanks to the vision and creativity from Scottish architect David McLay Kidd, a new private club near Austin, Texas, brings the feeling of golf’s homeland to the Lone Star State.
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