October 2008 Member newsletter now available online

(click here for October newsletter)

Links magazine mentions renaissance club in april 2008 masters issue

March 27, 2008

The Renaissance Club has a two-page spread in the opening pages of the April 2008 Masters Edition of Links Magazine, available on newsstands starting this week.

Renaissance Club Cited in March/April Issue of Travel & Leisure Golf Magazine

March 20, 2008

The Renaissance Club is mentioned as one of several new courses opening in the British Isles this year. Check out the article here (launches new window)

 

Managing Director Jerry Sarvadi talks with Jim Blasingame of the Small Business Advocate

March 19, 2008

Jerry Sarvadi again joins radio talk show hosts, Jim Blasingame, of the Small Business Advocate Radio Talk Show, to update listeners on progress at the Renaissance Club. Click here to listen to the show (launches new window)

 

RENAISSANCE CLUB SITE FOR FINAL ROUND OF SCOTTISH PROFESSIONAL SEASON

January 8, 2008

The Renaissance Club has been selected as the site for the final event of the linksland series of the Tartan Tour in Scotland. Read the full story in the Scotsman (launches PDF in new window).

Renaissance Club featured in Leading UK Golf Publication

September 13th, 2007

View the two page spread in Golf Monthly Magazine (launches PDF in new winow).

 

Renaissance Preview Day Brings Rave Reviews

August, 2007

Preview Day at The Renaissance Club evinced what many investors, members and guests strongly anticipated as they arrived for the first time to the Tom Doak designed tract – a course of stunning beauty surrounded by striking views... read the preview day press release

View the photo gallery of preview day ath the Renaissance Club.

 

A renaissance in the birthplace of golf

Reprinted with permission from Water’s Edge Magazine, May, 2007

Life & Leisure [on course]
The pursuit of golf has led Jerry Sarvadi to its birthplace, the hallowed heath and heather of Scotland – not just for a round at the old course of St. Andrews or Muirfield, but to build a new and equally dramatic course. His new Renaissance Club sits like a diamond among the ancient gems of Scottish golf...read full article by Mike Bernos

 

The Renaissance Club at Archerfield appoints Stewart Smith as the new Director of Golf

May 1^st, 2007

Stewart, who joins General Manager William Wright "Billy" Peterson on The Renaissance Club's management team, is considered one of the leading advocates of Scottish golf tourism and marketing.
Learn more about Stewart

 

The Renaissance Club Launches its E-newsletter

May 2007

Each month the Renaissance Club will publish an electronic newsletter that will update members on the progress of the Club. This month the newsletter includes a welcome message from General Partner, Gerald Sarvadi, and an article recounting a recent meeting between George Peper and Tom Doak as they walked the Renaissance Course.

 

Travel+Leisure Golf Magazine

Reprinted with permission from Travel+Leisure Golf magazine, March, 2007

For those who love authentic links golf, East Lothian, Scotland, is the mother lode
The coastal road from Edinburgh to East Lothian spins out like a ball of twine batted by a cat, twisting
through town and field and offering sudden and sweeping views of the Firth of Forth and the Kingdom of
Fife beyond. Most golfers traveling overnight from the States will pick the road up after daybreak in the
town of Longniddry, at the end of the city bypass; from there it darts into the pretty little coastal village of
Aberlady. One hard left past the chip shop.... read full article by John Atwood

 

Swedish Golf Magazine CITES the Renaissance Club

February 21st, 2007

From the Golfbladet October 2006
The word “Golf paradise” is a tired and over used word that is now used for anything from a crappy old 9 hole course with mats to a multi million pound project with more luxury hotels than you could be bothered counting. For me the word Golf Paradise.... read full article

 

The Renaissance Club at Archerfield Appoints W.W. “Billy” Peterson General Manager

February 20th, 2007

Peterson’s International Experience In Club Management To Enhance New Club’s Golf “Retreat” Experience. Learn more about Peterson.

site plans for clubhouse

February 8th, 2007

View the architectural renderings of the clubhouse.

The Renaissance Club at Archerfield Draws Praise from 15th Duke of Hamilton

January 9th, 2007

Scotland’s Most Anticipated Golf Course To Be Playable in June 2007... read press release.

american Bravehearts

October 7th, 2006

Can golf course developers from the United States teach Scotland some new tricks? Find out in the article featured in Jacksonville Luxury Living magazine. Launch the article (launches pdf in a new window).

TOM DOAK & cOURSE FEATURED IN SCOTSMAN.COM ARTICLE

June 7th , 2006

Tom Doak is one of the world's pre-eminent course architects where he is designing what will become The Renaissance Club... read full article on Scotsman.com

new videos posted

May 12th , 2006

Two interviews with course architect Tom Doak, a short clip entitled "Destination Scotland", and a look deep inside The Renaissance Club project called "Rare Indeed". Visit the video tour page.

listen to radio show

March 31st, 2006

Jerry Sarvadi joins Jim Blasingame, of the Small Business Advocate Radio Talk Show, to introduce his developing golf course in Scotland. Jerry explains how this project originated, how it's being developed, and what it is going to be when it grows up. If you've ever wondered what it takes to put a project like this together, especially in another country, Jerry will teach you a lot.

Click here to listen to the radio show (launches new window).

TOM DOAK UPDATE

March 14th, 2006

"As if working next door to The National Golf Links of America wasn't hard enough, we have just broken ground on The Renaissance Club, just over the wall from the sixth green at Muirfield, Scotland. If you are in Scotland this summer to play Gullane or North Berwick, come over to see our first project on Scottish soil in the making." Tom Doak, www.doakgolf.com

Golf Course Resort Approved

January 6th, 2006

On December 22nd, 2005 the East Lothian Council Department of Planning approved the Reserved Matters application, thereby providing The Renaissance Club at Archerfield, LLP (TRCAA) the authority to develop a portion of the western half of the Archerfield Estate into a world class golf course resort. The plans contain approval for the construction of the golf course, a clubhouse, and nine golf lodge facilities to be used by its members and guests. TRCAA intends to commence construction activity in the near future.