The overall design approach prioritizes functionality and sustainability while creating a seamless connection between the new facilities and the existing golf course infrastructure. Careful consideration is given to minimizing environmental impact and maintaining uninterrupted operations throughout construction. The project is organized into a two-phase development strategy that allows the club to address immediate operational needs while planning for long-term growth. Phase 1 focuses on the design and construction of a new Cart Storage facility, which will support day-to-day golf operations and include structural provisions for a future bridge connection. This bridge will ultimately link the cart facility directly to the new Club House, improving circulation and efficiency for both staff and members.

Phase 2 involves the design and construction of the new Club House along with associated site work and landscape improvements. The new Club House is designed to integrate with existing foundations where possible, optimizing the use of current infrastructure and reducing material waste. The building will provide modern amenities that enhance comfort, accessibility, and usability for club members and guests. Both phases are carefully planned to limit disruption to the surrounding environment and preserve the character of the golf course. The phased development strategy balances short-term functionality with long-term architectural and operational goals.