In January 2025, Troon published an article announcing its partnership with Hallō Nelson—again. This puzzling second announcement not only repeated news from months earlier but also introduced new errors.
The article incorrectly stated that golf course renovations would begin in 2025, despite Granite Pointe confirming it will remain open for the season. It also misidentified Nelson as being in the “Kootenay Rockies,” a geographically inaccurate claim.
These aren’t minor slip-ups. If Troon, a global golf management company, is misinformed about key project details, what does that say about their coordination with Hallō? And why didn’t Hallō correct them?
For locals and investors, this raises an important concern: If these companies aren’t aligned at this early stage, how certain can anyone be about their long-term vision for Nelson?