All aboard.

The Track

A great round is just the beginning.

Great golf. Long afternoons. All Gainesville.

The Track is a proposal for Ironwood, not its current operator. Selection, funding, agreements and approvals remain ahead. Project questions & answers

From here. For here.

Good golf.
Home advantage.

Top-tier facilities at local muni rates. A hometown course should fit into hometown life, and lower local pricing is a big part of our plan.

After-work rounds. Saturday regulars. The kid who wants to play every day. We want a better Ironwood that Gainesville can keep coming back to.

The plan for local pricing
The Track / Gainesville, FL

For the
home crowd.

  • Local ratesLower pricing planned for Alachua County residents and qualifying workers.
  • Junior accessAffordable play and more ways to learn, with equipment to borrow.
  • Public tee timesNo membership required. The same booking privileges for everyone.

Proposed access plan. Final rates and eligibility will be shared before booking opens.

The junior etiquette program

Good swings.
Better habits.

You can be a great person to play with long before you shoot a great score. We’re building our own junior program around the habits that make golf good for everybody.

  1. Know the game.

    Safety, pace of play and finding your feet on the first tee.

  2. Care for the course.

    Fix a ball mark. Fill a divot. Leave the bunker ready for the next player.

  3. Bring someone in.

    Learn a name, offer encouragement and make the new kid feel at home.

Earn a badge. Come back for more.

We’re developing a pathway from lessons and etiquette badges to play credits, alongside free and low-cost learning opportunities. Participation and progress count here.

Programs are in development. Ages, schedules, funding and credit details will be announced before launch.

Meet the junior program

A better course. A bigger golf day.

More ways to play.
More time to play.

A quick loop after work. A bucket under the lights. Golf that fits into more of your day, on a course we want to make better from the ground up.

Illustrative concept of The Mosquito short course under lights after sunset.
01 / The Mosquito · Illustrative concept

The Mosquito.
A little golf after hours.

A few wedges, a putter and one more loop. Our planned lighted short course makes room for a round with the kids, a little friendly competition or golf after the workday is done. Short holes. Plenty to play for.

Just bringing a putter? Meet The Dunk, our putting course on one generous green. Another way to play a friendly loop, bring the family or get your first taste of golf.

Illustrative concept of the Proposed Trackman range with covered bays.
02 / Proposed Trackman range · Illustrative concept

Proposed Trackman range.
One more bucket.

Dial in a distance or settle a friendly contest. Our Proposed Trackman range brings together covered, lighted bays, shot feedback, games and space for lessons. Better practice, good company and a reason to stay past sunset.

Final technology selection and supplier arrangements are still to be confirmed.

Explore the Proposed Trackman range

03 / The course, from the ground up

A little more care.
A whole lot more course.

Better golf starts with the ground you play on. Course care, beautification and bunker improvements are central to our plan: a course that looks better, plays better and makes you want to come back tomorrow.

See the course vision
  1. Even the sand deserves some love.

    Bunker restoration, fresh sand and better drainage, with reshaping where it makes the golf better. Good misses deserve a fair chance, too.

  2. Good bones. Better everyday care.

    Healthier greens and fairways, attention to irrigation and drainage, native planting and thoughtful beautification. The big improvements and the little details you notice every round.

  3. Let the land do more of the talking.

    Over time, selected hole redesigns and smarter routing can bring more of the natural terrain into play. We plan to bring together design, shaping and agronomy expertise to do it well.

Same course. More ways around. Dual pins and a full-course par-3 overlay are part of the vision, too.

Facilities and evening play are proposed, with final design, hours and opening details subject to funding and approvals.

And when the clubs go away? There’s still a seat for you. Explore the clubhouse

A bigger future for public golf

Look after the place.
Look after the people.

We’re pursuing nonprofit stewardship to bring more resources to the course, affordable access and community programs. We believe Gainesville can help make this place extraordinary.

The nonprofit structure is being developed. No tax-exempt status or charitable deduction is represented.

Our purpose and our team

All aboard means you, too.

Got a little Gainesville in you?

Bring an idea. Lend a hand. Tell us what you’d love to see here. Supporting the vision doesn’t require a purchase.