BOWLING GREEN, Florida — Streamsong Golf Resort has revealed the official name and logo of its highly anticipated fifth golf course: Bone Valley, a striking new design by acclaimed architect David McLay Kidd.
The announcement marks another defining moment in the evolution of the nation’s premier winter season golf destination.
With Bone Valley, McLay Kidd joins an extraordinary roster of modern architectural icons at Streamsong – Coore & Crenshaw, Tom Doak, and Hanse & Wagner – forming the “Mount Rushmore” of modern minimalist golf designers. Four visionary philosophies. One unforgettable destination.
The name, Bone Valley, is rooted in the land itself.
Long before fairways carved across the horizon, Central Florida lay beneath a prehistoric sea. Over hundreds of millions of years, ancient marine life, mammals, and reptiles were preserved beneath layers of sand and sediment — earning the region its enduring name.
Today, Bone Valley stands as one of North America’s richest fossil beds, a landscape shaped by deep time and elemental forces.
McLay Kidd’s routing embraces that history. Flowing across dramatic ridgelines, natural bowls, and shifting sands, the course feels discovered rather than built. Expansive, raw, and visually arresting, Bone Valley reflects the untamed character that defines Streamsong — strategic, bold, and unforgettable.
“The name is a natural fit for the land and a course that was literally millions of years in the making,” said KemperSports CEO Steve Skinner. “David has created something truly special — a course that honors the land while delivering a golf experience unlike anything else. We can’t wait for players to see it.”
Bone Valley joins Streamsong’s lineup of three courses ranked in the top 40 of GOLF Magazine’s Top 100 Public Courses in the U.S.
Preview play begins Oct. 30, with the official grand opening set for Jan. 26, 2027.