Golf, Progress
Project Update: 20-Million-Gallon Irrigation Lake Nears Completion!

This massive water feature won’t just be a striking part of the landscape and a challenging hazard on the golf course; it’s a critical component in ensuring the course remains pristine and playable year-round. The irrigation lake will serve as the heart of our water management system, feeding over 100 miles of underground piping that will keep fairways lush and greens dialed in during the heat of summer.
Why the Lake Matters
Golf course irrigation is part art, part science. With a sustainable and efficient water source, Firefly will:
- Maintain optimal turf conditions across both the 18-hole course and the 9-hole short course
- Minimize our environmental footprint through smarter and more efficient water use
- Support long-term sustainability goals, including native planting and wildlife integration
This isn’t just a lake—it’s the lifeblood of the entire course.
What’s Next
With the lake nearing completion, attention now turns toward the next phases of construction:
- Irrigation System Installation: Crews will begin laying the mainline irrigation infrastructure, followed by the installation of sprinkler heads and control systems for each hole.
- Shaping and Final Grading: Hole shaping is progressing hole-by-hole, and now that a reliable water source is in place, the team will be fine-tuning elevations and contours for ideal playability and drainage.
- Turf Preparation and Seeding: As irrigation zones are finalized, prep for seeding and sodding fairways, tees, and greens will begin.
Each step brings us closer to opening day—and anticipation is building.
Stay Tuned
We will continue to share behind-the-scenes looks and updates as progress continues. From drone footage of the course layout to interviews with our superintendent and architects, there’s plenty more to come. Thank you to everyone following the journey—and to our construction teams for making this incredible milestone possible.























































