Ponte Vedra Inn & Club

The historic Ponte Vedra Inn & Club stretches along the Atlantic coastline in the tony seaside village of Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida. Since its celebrated opening in 1928, this AAA Five Diamond Award–winning landmark resort has entertained three generations of guests with sophisticated charm and hospitality.

Graceful palms and rolling dunes serve as a dramatic backdrop for the 250 rooms and suites, most with Atlantic Ocean views. Interiors create an atmosphere of sheer indulgence through the use of exquisite furnishings, rich fabrics, and classic details.

A freestanding Resort Conference Center holds 17,000 square feet of flexible function space (17 rooms), and serves groups of 10 to 450 people. Highlights include two ballrooms, a cherry-paneled boardroom, vaulted ceilings, exquisite chandeliers, marble floors, and a professional support staff. Attendees especially appreciate the flex-back conference chairs for maximum meeting comfort. Annual accolades such as the Gold Key and Pinnacle Awards attest to the resort’s favored status among meeting planners.

Between sessions, delegates make the most of the resort’s year-round sunny climate. Sports enthusiasts may opt to play golf or tennis, work out at the gym, swim in the pools, body surf in the ocean, or take long walks along the sandy beach. A retail promenade delights shopping enthusiasts with gift shops and boutiques. Meanwhile, a luxurious spa—the area’s largest—features a selection of 100 pampering services. Mealtimes provide yet another highlight. Four restaurants ranging from casual to elegant cater to a variety of tastes and moods in distinctive and imaginative locations.

Fall 2008 Elite Meetings Package

Start	End	Rooms	Rate
10/16/08	10/19/08	20	$250
10/19/08	10/22/08	20	$250
11/02/08	11/05/08	20	$250
11/13/08	11/16/08	20	$250

Posted Aug 8, 2008 by andyr
View RSS Feed After six months of restoration and remodeling, the Ponte Vedra Inn & Club's Lagoon Course officially opened to rave reviews.

The restoration, conducted by the Ponte Vedra Beach based Weed Design, includes an increase in course length to more than 6,000 yards; new tees, fairways and greens; routing changes on several holes; new turf standards and improved irrigation and drainage. Much effort was given to further enhance the Lagoon Course's natural landscaping. Material such as Spartina Grass, Purple Love Grass, and Gaillardia flowers visually complement and contrast the large dune zones created by beds of coquina shell.

Golfers can expect to be further tested by narrow, sloped and undulating fairways, 87 strategically placed sand bunkers and water that comes into play on eleven of eighteen holes. The Lagoon Course was first built in 1961 as a nine-hole course by the famed architect, Robert Trent Jones and a second nine holes were added by Joe Lee in 1977.

"This exciting restoration brands the Lagoon Course with its own unique identity while providing a nice complement to the Ocean Course" said Dale Haney, General Manager of the Ponte Vedra Inn & Club. "It will provide our members and guests with two wonderful golf experiences to enjoy".


SUBMITTED BY:
Andy Radovic
VP Sales & Marketing
Ponte Vedra Inn & Club
(800) 234-7842
aradovic@pvresorts.com