World Golf Village includes the World Golf Hall of Fame, 2 world-class golf courses, a luxury resort hotel, commercial office and retail spaces, and dozens of residential neighborhoods.

The Contractor began providing complete landscape maintenance services for the project on January 1, 2015.

The main entry drive, leading to the resort and World Golf Hall of Fame, is lined by hundreds of live oaks. The median islands feature colorful knockout roses.

Kelly Lake is at the center of World Golf Village. It is encircled by a 1.2 mile brick Walk of Champions. Inset granite stones are etched with each Half of Fame member’s name.

Commercial parking areas have been updated to add more perennial color and new crape myrtles throughout the site.

One of the commercial office buildings within World Golf Village is home to PGA Tour Entertainment, where they create all of the tour’s digital media content.

Colorfully coordinated annual flower beds have been added to create a more unified look, and increase the visual appeal of the World Golf Village streetscapes.

Demanding that the property deliver a sense of quality throughout, detailing is a very important component of the contractor’s successful delivery of services for the client.

The original master plan for World Golf Village intentionally included wide, open spaces so residents and guests could enjoy views of the golf courses and the surrounding landscape.

A rustic stone base on this wooden windmill brings a sense of history to World Golf Village.

The 40,000 square foot St. Johns County Convention Center is included within World Golf Village.

The convention center is host to county business and community events, as well as private, special occasions and celebrations during the year.

This rustic stone watchtower’s design was inspired by old St Augustine and the Royal and Ancient Golf Club at St Andrews in Scotland.

Vibrant annuals and lush green St Augustine draw attention to the most unique features of World Golf Village, like the stone entrance sings and Irish boundary fences.