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Dunedin Golf Club begins a new era with The Highland House (PHOTOS)

Dunedin Golf Club | 1050 Palm Blvd, Dunedin
Barbara Lynch February 10, 2025

Dunedin Golf Club, a cornerstone of Florida’s rich golfing history, is beginning an exciting new chapter with the debut of The Highland House. This new venture marks a pivotal moment in the club’s legacy, blending nostalgia and modernity to create a space that celebrates community and enhances dining experiences. 

Central to this transformation is a multimillion-dollar restoration project, aimed at returning the golf course to its original 1927 Donald Ross design. This undertaking reflects the club’s commitment to preserving its past, while embracing thoughtful enhancements for the future.

For Zach Feinstein, the opening of The Highland House is more than a professional achievement—it’s personal. “My first job was at Dunedin Golf Club,” he said, describing the experience as the spark that ignited his passion for hospitality. 

His wife and business partner, Christina Feinstein, shares the sentiment. “The club is in our backyard. It’s near and dear to our hearts. We feel a responsibility to give the Dunedin community a special space where they can enjoy a great meal, hold events and make memories.”

THE HIGHLAND HOUSE LEGACY

The Feinsteins bring a wealth of expertise to this project through their company, The Feinstein Group, which is known for its successful hospitality concepts including The Black Pearl, The Living Room and Sonder Social Club. Their reputation for excellence, and innovation, has positioned them as leaders in the industry. That legacy continues with The Highland House. By combining their deep ties to the community with their proven ability to create exceptional dining experiences, the Feinsteins are setting the stage for a new era at Dunedin Golf Club.

At the heart of The Highland House is a thoughtfully curated menu that balances elevated comfort food with creative flair. Guests can enjoy standout dishes like arancini tater tots, served with cheese and truffle aioli, and a decadent, double-cut, pork chop paired with a rich marsala sauce. The Smashburger, a testament to culinary simplicity done exceptionally well, delivers layers of flavor and satisfaction. Every dish reflects the Feinstein’s commitment to quality, ensuring every meal is both indulgent and memorable.

SOCIAL CLUB

For those seeking a posher experience, The Highland House Social Club offers exclusive, member-only perks to enhance dining. Membership includes access to monthly prime rib buffets or Sunday brunch buffets, featuring a selection of gourmet dishes perfect for a leisurely weekend outing. Members also receive VIP tickets to WineFest, quarterly mystery boxes filled with curated surprises and a stylish members-only polo, ideal for dinners or social events. 

These distinctive offerings make membership more than just dining—it’s about joining a community that shares an appreciation for exceptional experiences.

As Dunedin Golf Club revitalizes its historic grounds, The Highland House serves as a harmonious blend of past and present, tradition and innovation. Whether you’re a longtime local or a visitor seeking a unique dining destination, The Highland House promises an experience worth savoring. Make your reservations to be part of an exciting new chapter in Dunedin’s rich history. ♦

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