Forecaddie Collective invites golfers to play Bone Valley at Streamsong
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 7, 2026, 11:02 AM
Last updated Aug 7, 2026
The Forecaddie Collective will host a golf event on September 19 at Bone Valley in Streamsong, Florida, designed by architect David McLay Kidd. This event is set to take place before the course officially opens. Participants will compete in a two-player best-ball format and may also opt for additional rounds at Streamsong's existing courses. The collective, launched in 2026, aims to connect golfers with new and noteworthy courses. Previous events at locations such as Loraloma and Rodeo Dunes have successfully sold out, highlighting the interest in unique golf experiences.
- •Event scheduled for September 19 at Bone Valley in Streamsong, Florida
- •Participants may compete in a two-player best-ball format
- •Previous events at Loraloma and Rodeo Dunes sold out quickly
- •Forecaddie Collective launched in 2026 to promote unique golf experiences
- •Registration for the event is currently open
- 11:02 AMYahoo Sports — Join The Forecaddie Collective to play Bone Valley at Streamsong
"David McLay Kidd's latest creation isn't even open yet in Florida, but you can join us to play it in September.
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