Pelican Pavilion Brings Pickleball: Orchid Island Golf and Beach Club has introduced its latest amenity, the 2,000-square-foot Pelican Pavilion, featuring six cushioned, regulation-size pickleball courts. The facility also includes a basketball court, croquet court, bocce lanes, a playground, and a stylish 32-seat covered social area. Members can enjoy cocktails, wine, beer, and light bites from the club’s culinary team.
Expanding Recreational Offerings
The Pelican Pavilion is the newest addition to Orchid Island’s lineup of amenities. This development follows last year’s renovation of the club’s Arnold Palmer Championship Golf Course, led by architect Brandon Johnson of the Arnold Palmer Design Company. The club continues to enhance its recreational offerings, ensuring that members have access to top-tier sports and social facilities. General Manager of Orchid Island Golf & Beach Club.
“We strive to provide our members with the best-in-class amenities to serve them and their families now and into the future. The Pelican Pavilion will serve as a center of recreation and socialization for the entire family.” – (Rob Tench)
Commitment to Nature and Community
As a Certified Audubon Sanctuary by Audubon International, Orchid Island is dedicated to environmental conservation. The ocean-to-river habitat is home to diverse wildlife, including many unique and colorful bird species.
The club’s commitment to nature, combined with its state-of-the-art recreational spaces, strengthens its reputation as a premier lifestyle destination.
With the addition of the Pelican Pavilion, Orchid Island Golf and Beach Club continues to enhance its offerings, blending luxury, recreation, and environmental stewardship. Members can now enjoy expanded opportunities for social engagement and active living within a scenic and well-preserved setting.
News in Brief: Pelican Pavilion Brings Pickleball
Orchid Island Golf and Beach Club has opened the Pelican Pavilion, featuring six pickleball courts, social spaces, and other recreational facilities. The new addition enhances the club’s amenities while maintaining its commitment to nature as a Certified Audubon Sanctuary.
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