Latest News About Hunting Hills Country Club

Here’s the latest widely reported update I can share:

• Hunting Hills Country Club in Roanoke, Virginia, was announced to be managed by Troon, a leading golf and club services company, in late September 2025. Troon’s role includes overseeing operations, agronomy, food and beverage, and membership sales/marketing, with the club featuring an 18-hole course plus a range of amenities such as tennis, pickleball, a pool, fitness facilities, and family programs [First Call Golf article from 2025-09-29] [GolfWire coverage from 2025-09-28].[1][2]

• The partnership was described as part of Hunting Hills’ ongoing modernization and investment in member experience, including recent upgrades (fitness center and locker room remodels, new pickleball courts, LED lighting in indoor tennis, and a new pool/splash pad) and a strong emphasis on expanding dining, event spaces, and member services [First Call Golf article] [GolfWire article] [LinkedIn posts and Asian Golf Industry Federation coverage from 2025-10-07/10-07].[2][4][7][1]

Notes and context:

• Hunting Hills is a private, member-owned club with an 18-hole championship course designed by Raymond F. Loving Jr., and it offers multiple amenities typical of a full-service club in the Roanoke area [First Call Golf snippet; GolfWire snippet; Club site pages].[8][1][2]
• There are other “Hunting Hills” or similarly named clubs mentioned in different regions in earlier reports, but the most current, relevant news about this Roanoke, VA property concerns the Troon management partnership announced in 2025.[1][2]

If you’d like, I can:

• Compile a concise timeline of key developments for Hunting Hills since 2020.
• Pull exact quotes from the coverage and provide a brief one-page summary for members or prospective visitors.
• Create a quick highlight reel of the club’s amenities and recent upgrades with a simple chart or bullet list.