The spa is located in Laterra, the new resort community in the World Golf Village, also home to the King & Bear and Slammer & Squire golf clubs, Serenata Beach Club and the World Golf IMAX Theater.

Established through a partnership between PGA TOUR and Laterra’s developer Hillman Properties, the spa was designed by architect Robert D Henry – creator of the Donald Trump Mar-A-Lago Club Spa & Resort at Palm Beach and the Spa at Amelia Island – and is part of the $20m first phase of Laterra's luxury resort and spa residences.

It becomes the first spa to bear the TOUR name, after a combination of spa therapies, personal fitness training and professional golf instruction was successful for golfers on the PGA TOUR – an organisation of tournament players that works alongside the Professional Golfers Association of America (PGA).

The spa’s director, Ashley Szemes, said: “We looked at the needs of golfers and created signature spa treatments to help players improve their game.”

The 15,900sq ft (1,477sq m) PGA TOUR Spa Laterra comprises a 12,900sq ft spa (1,198sq m) and a 2,420sq ft (225sq m) fitness centre.

It has 11 treatment rooms, including the Garden Sanctuary, a couple’s treatment area, four massage rooms and a hydrotherapy room.

Manicures, pedicures, hairstyling and skincare products are available in the spa’s salon and retail shop.

A limited number of memberships are currently available and gift certificates are now being sold.

Guests can book a studio, one-, two-, or three-bedroom suite through on-site rental management company, Laterra Resort and Spa -– a division of Sandestin Resort and Spa, whose parent company, Intrawest Corporation, is the leading developer and operator of village-centred resorts across North America. Details: www.pgatourspa.com

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