29 Jan 2015
PGA National golf resort in Florida to revamp its spa
BY Helen Andrews
PGA National Resort & Spa, home to the PGA Tour Honda Classic golf tournament, in Florida, will undergo a multi-million dollar renovation to include upgrades to its spa, dining and health and fitness offerings.
The upgrades to the resort are set to be completed later this year and will include a new design at The Spa at PGA National, including new treatment rooms, retail offerings and an enhanced menu of gourmet spa cuisine at the poolside café.
According to local media agency The Sun Sentinel, the cost of these renovations was not revealed.
The Palm Beach Gardens resort’s racquet club will receive a new entry pavilion and covered walkway, while the tennis pro shop’s interior will be re-designed.
The club renovation will include the addition of cardio equipment and an expanded free-weight area, in addition to a new 3,000sq ft (279sq m) iDeck terrace that will be built off the lobby and nearby bar for indoor/outdoor entertaining.
The resort recently completed a US$100m (€88m, £66m) revitalisation that included a makeover of rooms and suites, upgrades to golf courses and a renovation of its bar and grill. A new venue for outdoor weddings called Lakeside Lawn was also constructed.
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