Homestead Golf Club

Homestead is a historic golf resort in Midway, Wasatch County, currently mid-transition: its course, originally designed by Bruce Summerhays, broke ground in early 2026 on a ground-up renovation led by architect John Fought (former U.S. Amateur champion and PGA Tour Rookie of the Year), with a new layout -- redesigned greens, new bunkers, a shared double green on holes 9 and 18, a new irrigation system, and an elevated clubhouse with simulators -- targeting reopening to member- and resort-guest play in summer 2027. As of this research (September 2026), the course is not open for play. A local homeowners-association pushback on the redevelopment's approval process was reported in December 2025, indicating some real local friction around the project, though this research did not investigate that dispute in depth.

Despite the closed course, Homestead's residential and membership programs are actively selling today. Homestead Residences (Autograph Collection) is a planned 68-unit branded condo product integrated into the resort; separately, The Links at the Homestead is an existing 57-cottage community on 26.5 acres adjacent to the resort, and Midway's City Council has granted final approval to a further 'Homestead Golf Cottages and Homes' phase (5 single-family homes plus 2 condo buildings). Alongside these residential products, the resort markets a structured membership program with three named tiers -- Social, Golf, and Heritage -- with the Heritage tier specifically offering no monthly golf dues for 30 years and a one-time transfer right to a designated individual. This is a real, named club-benefit structure, but this research could not confirm whether any tier is required for residence owners (the resort's own language describes a 'curated' membership model 'incorporating both guests and property owners,' which is suggestive but not a clear statement of mandatory bundling).

Given the course's current closure and the genuinely unresolved mandatory-vs-optional membership question, this record is treated as a real but thinner, lower-confidence qualification than the batch's other anchors -- qualifying primarily on the strength of its real, substantial, already-selling residential product combined with a real, named membership-tier structure, rather than on a fully confirmed bundling relationship. Geographically, Homestead sits in Midway (Heber Valley), administratively distinct from Park City proper but within Wasatch County, which the market manifest also spans (alongside Red Ledges and Talisker Club's Tuhaye community); per the manifest's explicit routing instruction, it is placed in the Park City/Deer Valley market given that Wasatch County overlap and the absence of any separate approved Heber Valley/Midway market.