Lazy J In the News

Under a new Lazy J Sporting Club brand, Lazy J Grand Lodge will convert to a private destination club with the planned par-72, 7,216-yard layout designed by Craig & Coyne that is scheduled to soon commence construction and open in the summer of 2027. The natural topography is rife with gently rolling hills, ravines, elevation changes and waterways. According to the company, the aim is to wow golfers with the course’s creative greens, naturalized bunkers and short walks from greens to tees.

(LINCOLN, Neb.) – Landscapes Unlimited and sister company Landscapes Golf Management have been selected to guide the transformation and addition of an 18-hole championship golf course at the luxury hunting haven Lazy J Grand Lodge in Ideal, South Dakota.

Lazy J has long focused on world-class pheasant hunting. Professional guides, professionally trained dogs, transportation to and from fields, high-quality ammunition, sporting clays and long-range rifle shooting round out the sportsman’s paradise. Thousands of pheasants fly above the expansive property daily.

“The Jorgensen family is world-class in everything it does, and we expect the new golf course to meet the same standards,” said Tom Everett, President of Landscapes Golf Management. “With significantly growing participation in golf and hunting, and the premium caliber of Lazy J Sporting Club at large, members will absolutely love their experiences time and again.”

Lazy J Grand Lodge in Ideal, S.D., will convert to a private destination club with a planned par-72, 7,216-yard layout designed by Craig & Coyne. Landscapes Unlimited and sister company Landscapes Golf Management have been selected to guide the transformation.