The Ocean Course Clubhouse

With spectacular views of the ocean and The Ocean Course's 18th green, where the dramatic Ryder Cup matches were decided in 1991, this stylish new clubhouse offers a truly memorable setting for meetings. Low-profile rooflines, wraparound porches and shingle-style architectural details suggest a classic coastal cottage, while the elegant interior features over 3,000 square feet of flexible and sophisticated meeting space on the second floor.

Also located at the clubhouse are The Atlantic Room, a three-meal restaurant offering fine dining in the evening, The Ryder Cup Bar and a spacious veranda with two fireplaces for outdoor dining. 

PGA Room

Offering 798 square feet of space, the PGA Room easily accommodates 60 people for banquets, 84 for theater-type presentations and 36 in classroom settings. Flexible air walls permit the PGA Room to be used in combination with the Senior PGA Room and World Cup Room.

Senior PGA Room and World Cup Room

Located on each side of the PGA Room, these two rooms offer 444 square feet each. When combined, all three rooms provide a total of 1,686 square feet of space capable of holding 150 people for receptions and 120 for banquets.

Dye Boardroom

Named in honor of The Ocean Course's legendary designer, Pete Dye and his wife Alice, the Dye Boardroom offers an elegant setting for high-level board meetings and executive retreats.

Champion's Hall

With 792 square feet of space adjacent to the PGA, Senior PGA and World Cup meeting rooms, this area provides the ideal stage for perfunction events. 

Wireless Internet service is available throughout The Ocean Course Clubhouse