Overview
- Bryson DeChambeau publicly unveiled The Orchard on November 13, 2026, announcing his first project under DeChambeau Designs to build a golf course and mixed-use community in his hometown.
- The proposal calls for an 18-hole championship course, world-class practice facilities, a driving range that could open early, homes, an on-site farmers market, and youth programs to expand school access to golf.
- DeChambeau said the development will sit on the historic McFarlane Ranch across from Clovis East High School and is being advanced in partnership with the Cook family and Cook Land Company.
- He said the project has been in planning since 2022, that his team will design the course, and that full approvals from the City of Clovis and Fresno County are expected within about 18 months but are not yet secured.
- The Orchard ties the course design to Central Valley farming history with each hole bordered by different fruit or nut trees and represents a business and legacy shift for DeChambeau after the collapse of LIV Golf.