#south florida golf course

[deercreekflorida]

How to Swing a Golf Driver

At our South Florida golf course we appreciate the pivotal role the driver plays as the driving force behind your golfing performance. Understanding the nuances of a proper driver swing can unlock a world of possibilities on the course. It's the gateway to achieving longer, more precise drives that can truly shape the outcome of your entire round. Whether you're a novice golfer or seeking to refine your driver technique, our comprehensive guide is designed to offer invaluable insights and actionable tips. Embrace the opportunity to harness the immense potential of this remarkable club. Click the link below to delve deeper into our guide and uncover the secrets to mastering the driver at Deer Creek Golf Club.

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[madison-green-golf]

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#wedding #wedding planning #golf course #wedding decoration #south florida

[valkyrierps]

Mediterranean Exterior - Concrete Large one-story concrete exterior home image in tuscan beige

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[ausetkmt]

Ga. islanders vow to keep fighting change favoring rich buyers

DARIEN, Ga. - Descendants of enslaved people living on a Georgia island vowed to keep fighting after county commissioners voted to double the maximum size of homes allowed in their tiny enclave.

Residents fear the move will accelerate the decline of one of the South’s few surviving Gullah-Geechee communities.

An aspect of the ordinance that residents take issue with is the fact that it erases a clause about protecting the island’s indigenous history.

During public meetings leading up to the vote, the zoning board proposed changes to the ordinance of lowering the newly allowed home size and removing talk of golf courses being added to the island.

Black residents of the Hogg Hummock community on Sapelo Island and their supporters packed a meeting of McIntosh County’s elected commissioners to oppose zoning changes that residents say favor wealthy buyers and will lead to tax increases that could pressure them to sell their land.

ISLAND’S HERITAGE

Gullah-Geechee communities like Hogg Hummock are scattered along the Southeast coast from North Carolina to Florida, where they have endured since their enslaved ancestors were freed by the Civil War. Scholars say these people long separated from the mainland retained much of their African heritage, from their unique dialect to skills and crafts such as cast-net fishing and weaving baskets.

Regardless, commissioners voted 3-2 to weaken zoning restrictions the county adopted nearly three decades ago with the stated intent to help Hogg Hummock’s 30 to 50 residents hold on to their land.

Yolanda Grovner, 54, of Atlanta said she has long planned to retire on land her father, an island native, owns in Hogg Hummock. She left the county courthouse Tuesday night wondering if that will ever happen.

“It’s going to be very, very difficult,” Grovner said. She added: “I think this is their way of pushing residents off the island.”

Hogg Hummock is one of just a few surviving communities in the South of people known as Gullah, or Geechee, in Georgia, whose ancestors worked island slave plantations.

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Fights with the local government are nothing new to residents and landowners. Dozens successfully appealed staggering property tax hikes in 2012, and residents spent years fighting the county in federal court for basic services such as firefighting equipment and trash collection before county officials settled last year.

“We’re still fighting all the time,” said Maurice Bailey, a Hogg Hummock native whose mother, Cornelia Bailey, was a celebrated storyteller and one of Sapelo Island’s most prominent voices before her death in 2017. “They’re not going to stop. The people moving in don’t respect us as people. They love our food, they love our culture. But they don’t love us.”

Merden Hall, who asked not to be on camera, has lived on Sapelo his whole life. He says he’s worried about the sizes of homes now allowed on the island.

“I’m not comfortable with this. They approved the 3,000 square feet, that’s the only thing I disapprove of, because that’s going to raise property taxes,” he said.

Hogg Hummock’s population has been shrinking in recent decades, and some families have sold their land to outsiders who built vacation homes. New construction has caused tension over how large those homes can be.

Commissioners on Tuesday raised the maximum size of a home in Hogg Hummock to 3,000 square feet of total enclosed space. The previous limit was 1,400 square feet of heated and air-conditioned space.

Commissioner Davis Poole, who supported loosening the size restriction, said it would allow “a modest home enabling a whole family to stay under one roof.”

“The commissioners are not out to destroy the Gullah-Geechee culture or erase the history of Sapelo,” Poole said. “We’re not out to make more money for the county.”

Commission Chairman David Stevens, who said he’s been visiting Sapelo Island since the 1980s, blamed Hogg Hummock’s changing landscape on native owners who sold their land.

“I don’t need anybody to lecture me on the culture of Sapelo Island,” Stevens said, adding: “If you don’t want these outsiders, if you don’t want these new homes being built ... don’t sell your land.”

County officials have argued that size restrictions based on heated and cooled spaced proved impossible to enforce. County attorney Adam Poppell said more than a dozen homes in Hogg Hummock appeared to violate the limits, and in some cases homeowners refused to open their doors to inspectors.

Hogg Hummock landowner Richard Banks equated that to the county letting lawbreakers make the rules.

“If everybody wants to exceed the speed limit, should we increase the speed limits for all the speeders?” Banks said.

Hogg Hummock residents said they were blindsided when the county unveiled its proposed zoning changes on Aug. 16. Commissioners in July had approved sweeping zoning changes throughout McIntosh County, but had left Hogg Hummock alone.

Commissioner Roger Lotson, the only Black member of the county commission, voted against the changes and warned his colleagues that he fears they will end up back in court for rushing them.

Two attorneys from the Southern Poverty Law Center sat in the front row. Attorney Anjana Joshi said they had “due process and equal protection concerns” about the way the zoning ordinance was amended.

“In our view, this was not done correctly,” said Joshi, who added: “We’re just getting started.”

Located about 60 miles south of Savannah, Sapelo Island remains separated from the mainland and reachable only by boat. Since 1976, the state of Georgia has owned most of its 30 square miles of largely unspoiled wilderness. Hogg Hummock, also known as Hog Hammock, sits on less than a square mile.

Hogg Hummock earned a place in 1996 on the National Register of Historic Places, the official list of the United States’ treasured historic sites. But for protections to preserve the community, residents depend on the local government in McIntosh County, where 65% of the 11,100 residents are white.

#Ga. islanders vow to keep fighting change favoring rich buyers #Gullah Geechee #Gullah Land #sapelo #sapelo island #Freedmen Lands #Stolen Lands #nrohp #national register of historic places

[fatehbaz]

During the Florida Land Boom of the 1920s, entrepreneurs and real estate developers deployed creative tactics to woo potential clients [...] to invest in Florida land. [...] At Miami Beach, where Indianapolis-based entrepreneur Carl Fisher invested millions in resort development during the 1920s, tourists encountered a surprising attraction: elephants. Two elephants were brought to Miami Beach. They were named Carl II (named after Fisher himself) and Rosie [...]. Seeing the elephants’ work at Miami Beach positions these more-than-human actors in the histories of leisure in South Florida, as they signal the uncomfortable degree to which work and leisure were deeply entangled in this place. [...]

Carl II, came to Miami Beach from Peoria, Illinois, in February of 1921. According to the Miami Daily Metropolis, [E.B.], who owned several circuses in the Midwest, gifted the elephant to Carl Fisher [...]. “I am going to get a million dollars’ worth of advertising out of this elephant.” [...] Carl II also carried advertisements on boards hung over a saddle. [...] Infantilizing Carl II, as reporters often did in the Miami newspapers, seems to have [...] helped uphold his value as a toy of sorts, which supported the idea of Miami Beach as a “playground,” as it was called at the time. [...] [A]rticles stressed, however, that the elephant’s education would involve more than “play.” The Miami Daily Metropolis reported that “Carl, the elephant will be put to work.” This is coupled with language that strikes a disciplinary tone; the reporter stated that “he must earn his keep.” [...] Such work ranged from moving portable houses on the beach to pulling presses on the polo field. Carl also cleared mangrove swamps to make land suited for residential development [...].

Like other resorts that pandered to a growing middle-class market for leisure in the roaring 1920s, Fisher’s venture on Miami Beach was carefully curated as a “playground to the World.”

Just as Henry Flagler had separated “work” from “leisure” by building Palm Beach separate from West Palm Beach in the 1890s, Fisher kept his beach workers’ labor largely invisible - except when it enhanced the tourist experience of its middle- and upper-middle class clientele, as when the elephants caddied on the golf course or stomped divots on the polo field. Fisher’s plan was to attract visitors to Miami Beach to come back year after year [...] [and] to prompt permanent settlement in his island subdivisions. These subdivisions, like his hotels, were meant to be exclusive. [...]

And while this landscape depended on an African American workforce, the city enacted Ordinance 457 in 1936, requiring the more than 5,000 service workers at the time to “register.” In addition to being photographed and fingerprinted, Black workers had to carry identification with them. [...]

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In March of 1921, Carl II lived at the local fairgrounds [...]. An article in the Miami Daily Metropolis that celebrated Carl II’s presence there also noted that “the fair doors are not open to the colored population this year.” [...] 

Part attraction and part workhorse, Carl II moved across spaces dividing work and leisure, non-human and human, and Black and white on which Miami Beach’s status as a “tropical paradise” for the white leisured classes depended. [...]  Carl II was shipped off to the Circus in 1926, the same year that a devastating hurricane struck the beach and brought the “boom” years to an end. His companion, Rosie, eventually met the same fate. [...] While Miami Beach was developed as a playground for the white leisure class, its success was inextricably bound with the labor force that built and sustained it.

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Images, captions, and all text above by: Anna Andrzejewski. “Work, Play, and Elephants in South Florida’s Leisure Landscape.” Edge Effects. 27 April 2023. Published at: edgeeffects.net/miami-beach-elephants/ [Bold emphasis and some paragraph breaks/contractions added by me. Presented here for commentary, teaching, criticism purposes.]

#abolition #ecology #colonial

[brasiliangp]

off the top of my head so I don’t forget:

- Alex said Miami last year was one of the most physical races because none of the drivers were prepared for how humid it would be so they didn’t train properly. This year a lot of them got to Miami early to prepare better.

- says the car is not fit for the track

- says he sees a lot of him in Logan in a way and likes to show him the ropes. Also gets Logan to gang up on the team if they want things done.

- says him and the drivers enjoy golf so much because it’s the slowest sports there is.

- Logan has been recommending places for him to party in Miami but says the team might get to go out but the drivers won’t.

- he says he isn’t always in the nicest mood during race weekends because of how intense it gets, but seeing his family and Lily is a nice break for mental health purposes.

- says that the vibe in Miami is very different from Europe because Europe is a lot more intense. For example, in European races even the fans can spot differences in the front wing while in Miami is all a party (lmfao)

- he was FLABBERGASTED over the amount of lizards in South Florida. Said there were 3 per hole at the golf course he went to the other day

- said motorsport needs to remain close to its roots and focus less on entertainment. That the amount of red flags in Australia felt excessive and for entertainment purposes mainly.

- will try keeping the white hair going for the whole season but he didn’t realize how high maintenance it would be to keep the color

#alex albon #meeting alex

[rjzimmerman]

I went hunting for invasive iguanas in Florida. Not much went according to plan. (Washington Post)

There’s one up there,” yells my guide, Captain Bud, pointing to a green iguana in the boughs of a pine tree. Through the scope of my air rifle, I can see the distant silhouette of a reptile skittering between tree branches.

I soon lose track of it. Waves are rocking our small fishing boat on one of the drainage canals that helped makeSouth Florida’s suburbs possible, a patchwork of condominiums, backyard pools and strip malls.

It’s a surreal place to be hunting.

I’m here at the behest of the state of Florida, ostensibly to help solve one of its intractable invasive species problems. About 22 miles outside of Fort Lauderdale, among the golf courses and retirement communities, green iguanas are everywhere.

Since arriving in Florida from Central and South America in the 1960s, as part of the exotic pet trade, green iguanas have colonized suburbia. Residents and government officials accuse them of tearing up backyard gardens, collapsing canals and displacing native wildlife.

Florida’s response has been to declare open season on the species. “Every iguana removed is one less iguana causing negative impacts across Florida’s landscapes,” McKayla Spencer, who helps manage nonnative species for Florida’s Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, said in an email. Since 2023, anyone can trap or hunt as many as they want on designated public lands, provided they don’t violate anti-cruelty laws.

With this in mind, I headed back to my home state to hunt iguanas — and it’s why I find myself raising my air rifle and slowly squeezing the trigger. An iguana high up in the trees scuttles off to the other, safer side of the trunk, untouched, my pellet having veered wildly off course.

I’m not a hunter. Growing up, my shooting was exclusively at targets. But I am among the ranks of people that Florida, and many other states, are hoping to enlist in managing species originating from beyond their borders. From wild hogs to lionfish, nonnative species now inhabit an area the size of California across the United States, costing an estimated $120 billion annually in damage — and hunters are being asked to curb their populations.

Florida is their wild west. “We have more nonnative reptiles and amphibians than any place in the entire world,” says Christopher Searcy, a biology professor at the University of Miami, who estimates 26 percent of all species in the state are nonnative. “If you value native diversity, I think it’s pretty bad.”

So my plan was simple: Go deep into Florida’s suburbs and see how hunting iguanas can help restore Florida’s ecosystems, easing the burden of invasive species.

Not much went according to plan.

#green iguanas #Florida #invasive species

[foreverlogical]

Jeffrey McConney, former controller for the Trump Organization, is among the people who has testified in the bench trial for New York Attorney General Letitia James' civil fraud case against the company.

James alleges that former President Donald Trump and his company seriously exaggerated the value of its real estate assets — an allegation that Justice Arthur Engoron, assigned to the case, agreed with in a September 26 ruling. And McConney has offered testimony on the Trump Organization's operations.

Trump's legal team has claimed that McConney has insufficient knowledge where property valuations are concerned. But the Daily Beast's Jose Pagliery, in a report published on October 12, lays out some reasons why that claim is problematic.

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In court, Trump lawyer Jesus Suarez told Engoron, "Objection, your honor. Mr. McConney is not a valuation expert. He's not offered as a valuation expert."

But Pagliery explains, "The idea that the Trump Organization's long-time bean counter would be oblivious to the inner workings of real estate valuations seemed implausible, given that documents presented at trial showed that he was the key conduit to getting those very valuations compiled into Trump's annual statements of financial condition. That paperwork, which was signed off by outside accountants at the firm Mazars USA, was the reason that financial institutions like Deutsche Bank and Ladder Capital extended hundreds of millions of dollars in loans to Trump."

Pagliery continues, "Those funds allowed his company to seal several marquee deals, including the purchase of the Doral golf course in South Florida and the acquisition of the Old Post Office in Downtown Washington, which briefly became a Trump hotel. The inherently contradictory nature of Trump lawyers' stance on McConney underscored the sharp contrast on display at the ongoing bank fraud trial, where James is trying to bolster a case the judge has already decided has merit while Trump lawyers combat the very premise of the investigation. When investigators point to spreadsheets, the defense either shrugs, appears confused, or claims vastly inflated values are mere differences of opinion."

#trump #donald trump #us news #us politics #maga

[fandomgeeknerd]

southern states aesthetic moodboards as created by me

Arkansas- i used arcadecore, analog horror and art academia. diamonds were discovered in Arkansas, hot springs has an alligator farm hence the alligator picture, and i just think Arkansas would watch analog horror

Virgina- i used old webcore and webcore for the fact that Virgina was given the title home of the internet and the heart is for the campaign Virginia Is for Lovers and the one mermaid tail pic is for the mermaids of Norfolk

West Virgina- i used crowcore and cryptidcore and west Virgina gave us Mother's Day so hence the picture

South Carolina- sc is the golf Captial, sweet tea was invented in sc and sc has produced more peaches than Goergia and i used Green Academia and frogcore

Delaware- half of Delaware's population is chickens, and it's the home of many like m a n y horseshoe crabs and there's an aesthetic called Coastal Grandmother and i put that in as well as earthcore

Oklahoma- the shopping cart was invented in oklahoma and oklahoma is the only state that produces iodine, and the aesthetics i use are urban fantasy and analog horror the pictures are from omega mart, local58 and boisvert

North Carolina- nc produces a lot of Christmas trees, Blackbeard frequented nc, and nc is obsessed with cheerwine and i used light academia and golden hour

Alabama- Alabama was the first state to declare Christmas a legal holiday, Alabama was actually the first place to celebrate Mardi Gras and Dotham Alabama is the Peanut Capital of the World, the aesthetics i used are goblin academia and red and blue academia

Kentucky- Kentucky is one of the few places in the world where you can spot a moonbow, and Ninety-five percent of all bourbon is produced in Kentucky and the aesthetics i have put here are soft indie and spacecore

Tennessee- Nashville, Tennessee is Nicknamed Music City, Tennessee is the birthplace of the tow truck, Coca-Cola owes much of its success to Tennessee and the aesthetics i used Honeycore and Hauntology

Mississippi- After casinos were legalized in Mississippi in 1990, the state underwent a small boom, teddy bear was coined in Mississippi, and blues music was born in the Mississippi Delta, and the aesthetics i used are vaporwave and Synthwave

Georgia- there are about 4 dozen varieties of peaches from Georgia, Georgia outranks other states in the production of Vidalia onions, Coca-Cola was invented in Atlanta, Georgia, the aesthetics i used were pastel and peach

Louisiana- The first opera ever performed in the U.S. took place in the French Quarter of New Orleans in 1796, Louisiana's one of America's greatest salt producers, Louisiana is known as the birthplace of jazz. i used Autumncore and i put a pelican to ref the nickname and Mardi Gras beads

Texas- Texas Is Among US’s Top 5 Wine Country, Dr. Pepper Was Invented in Texas, Texas Has More Bats Species Than Any US State, i used Southern Gothic, plant mom, rock, and classic academia

Florida- Florida has the most golf courses of any state in America, the gator is there bc why not and Florida produces the most oranges in America and i used kidcore and rainbowcore

#wttsh #wttt #alabama wttt #texas wttt #wttt tennessee #wttt georgia #wttt texas #wttt florida #wttt louisiana #wttt mississippi #wttt north carolina #wttt south carolina #wttt oklahoma #wttt delaware #wttt virginia #wttt west virginia #southern states #wttt southern states #wttt south #juli's aesthetic moodboards

[beardedmrbean]

A Massachusetts man accused of saying "Go back to China" to a family of Asian descent and then twice striking one of them with his car was released with conditions at a court hearing Thursday.

John Sullivan, 77, of Quincy, was deemed by a judge to be dangerous but was released to home confinement with GPS monitoring, with exceptions for medical and court appointments. He is also barred from driving.

Sullivan had been held without bail since his initial arrest Dec. 2.

He previously pleaded not guilty to charges including assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, leaving the scene of a motor vehicle collision causing personal injury, and violating civil rights. On Thursday he pleaded not guilty to an additional charge of assault and battery to intimidate based on race, a hate crime.

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Sullivan's attorney, Patrick Donovan, said he strongly disputes the allegations.

"This is appalling what has happened to him," Donovan said in a telephone interview.

According to law enforcement’s account of events, Sullivan was driving near the post office in the city just south of Boston late on the morning of Dec. 2 when he exchanged words with a group of pedestrians apparently upset by his speed.

Sullivan then allegedly said "Go back to China," before striking a 38-year-old man who was with his sister and her three children with his vehicle and driving about 50 yards with the man on the car hood.

3 FLORIDA TEENS ARRESTED FOR RACIST, ANTISEMITIC GRAFFITI IN PARK, GOLF COURSE BATHROOMS

Sullivan again said "Go back to China" and struck the man a second time, this time knocking him into a construction ditch, according to police.

He drove away but was apprehended a short time later.

Police summoned an ambulance but the man was not transported. His sister told media outlets he suffered a concussion and other injuries.

Sullivan's attorney said there's no evidence of a hate crime, and an eyewitness who made a recording of events did not hear his client say what's he's accused of saying.

"The video does not portray what the alleged victim said happened," he said.

He also said his client’s car barely moved when it struck the man, who had been pounding on it so hard that he left dents.

#nunyas news #wtf

[deercreekflorida]

How to Put Backspin on a Golf Ball

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[buscharterblog]

Orlando, Florida is the Perfect Vacation Destination for Everyone

March 3, 2023

While Orlando, Florida is known as the world's theme park capital, it is far from a one-trick pony. This location receives approximately 233 days of sunshine per year. It is the most visited city in the United States for reasons other than roller coasters and thrilling theme park experiences. That's because it has something for everyone, young and old, adventurous and laid-back, nature and big city.

Come to Orlando, Florida, and you'll discover even more reasons why it's the ideal vacation destination!

Additional Attractions Away from Theme Parks You do want to visit Disney and Universal, after all. But keep an eye out for additional hidden jewels in Orlando's attraction scene. There is Gatorland, where you can get up close and personal with enormous gators and other animals, and ICON Park, which is home to the renowned Wheel, formerly known as the Orlando Eye. The rides and activities of Congo River Golf and Fun Spot America have a nostalgic boardwalk ambiance. And that's just the shortlist!

There's Always Something New Happening Theme parks often introduce brand-new activities, entertainment, and dining options for visitors to enjoy. It's the reason why locals eagerly anticipate stopping by on a day off and why visitors return year after year. New roller coasters are opening at Sea World and Universal Studios (Jurassic World VelociCoaster at Universal and Ice Breaker at SeaWorld). Remy's Ratatouille Adventure at Disney World lets you shrink to Remy's size in Gusteau's kitchen for a more kid-friendly new experience.

It Has a Unique Kind of Nature Florida has a distinctive ecology and is one of the most beautiful states. Even if you are unable to travel all the way to the south to view the Everglades, Orlando has an incredible selection of breathtaking natural sights that you shouldn't miss. When you're surrounded by theme parks, it can be difficult to remember that Florida was once home to the Timucuan Indians. There are locations like Wekiwa Springs State Park where you may swim in crystal-clear water that is always 72 degrees.

Want to observe the wild side of nature? Don't forget to take an airboat ride. It is the quickest method to go across Florida's swampy, natural scenery in order to view alligators, turtles, snakes, a variety of magnificent birds, and other elements that contribute to the state's uniqueness. You can go sightseeing on a leisurely boat ride with one of the tour companies and enjoy anything from gawking at the opulent real estate to a more natural setting.

You'll Satisfy All Your Wants Don't allow missing Epcot's Food and Wine Festival deter you from experiencing international cuisine in Orlando. You can find meals from different cultures right on International Drive, which is close to the theme parks. Here, you can eat anything you want, from Greek to Ethiopian cuisine, as well as simple family favorites and elegant fine dining. Orlando is undoubtedly a gourmet city!

Give In to Your Cultural Side Orlando is a great destination if you enjoy live music, Broadway plays, symphonies, ballets, and other performing arts. You can immerse yourself in culture in a variety of ways at Dr. Phippip's Center for the Performing Arts. There are several of museums as well, including the Orlando Museum of Art and Ripley's Believe It Or Not. You'll find so many fascinating new things there that you'll never get bored.

Get In The Game Sports are available in Orlando as well as the excellent arts and culture that Orlando has to offer. Catch an Orlando Magic basketball game, an Orlando City or Orlando Pride soccer match, or even a hockey game with the Orlando Solar Bears. Over 170 golf courses and the USTA national training site for tennis are available for anyone who would rather participate in the activity than only watch it.

Recharge Your Spirit Most people are unaware that Orlando is one of the best places to live an active lifestyle. Look beyond the theme parks for ways to recharge your mind, body, and soul, such as paddleboarding in nature, walking trails in the city at Lake Eola Park, biking the West Orange Trail, and luxury spa treatments at top resorts.

Dance and Groove to the Music of the Night Whether you want to go club hopping and dancing until dawn or prefer a more intimate evening in a cozy wine bar, Orlando has your nightlife needs covered. Splitsville, a luxury bowling alley, is available at family-friendly locations such as Disney Springs. On International, ICEBAR is a great place to grab a drink and escape the notorious Florida heat. Furthermore, there are numerous additional options all around International Drive, the Mills 50 District, CityWalk at Universal, and Disney Springs, making it simple to find nightlife near your Orlando hotel.

Excellent Value Orlando truly satisfies all of your senses, with so much to see, do, taste, and feel. Whether you're traveling alone or with the entire family, from kids to grandkids, it's easier than ever to plan an epic vacation here. The best part is that package pricing from hotels, theme parks, area attractions, and restaurants offers excellent value. There are also free activities such as visiting nature parks and outdoor markets, walking around Lake Eola, and even visiting Disney Springs, which has free parking.

When you visit Orlando, you will have so much to do that you will have to return the following time you visit. Or, even better, stay even longer.

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Contour day spa plantation florida

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32 Best Things to do in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

32 Best Things to do in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

Myrtle Beach right is up there with the best places to visit in the US. My family visited Myrtle Beach every winter and it was one of the first road trips Dave and I ever took together. For snowbirds, Myrtle Beach is a great alternative to Florida when heading south for Spring Break. This resort city is great for families and adults alike with endless sandy beaches, golf courses, (both full and…

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I miss that view. I now live one mile south of this spot. The mornings were always a beautiful sight over the now defunkt golf course. This photo was taken 8 years ago, in Titusville, Florida

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[ad_1] Developer Ari Pearl superior a downsized plan to revamp and redevelop a Hollywood golf course with 322 condos. Pearl's firm, PPG Improvement, initially deliberate to develop 486 rental items, a mixture of residences, townhouses, and villas, alongside the The Membership at Emerald Hills golf course. However fast dwelling value appreciation in South Florida in the course of the pandemic led Pearl to change to a smaller condominium growth. “Residence costs rose to new heights, and we realized that we might promote condos, the place earlier than Covid, we did not really feel that we might promote condos with any sort of velocity,” he stated. Group opposition to a whole bunch of leases alongside the golf course additionally performed a task. “Residents had been afraid of elevated visitors, elevated crime,” he stated. “Making it a condominium with a a lot decrease unit rely resolves these points.” Nobody spoke publicly in opposition final week on the Hollywood Metropolis Fee assembly, earlier than the fee modified the land use designation of 37 acres of the 166-acre golf course to permit condominium growth. The fee modified the designation of six parcels on the golf course from “nation membership” (CC) to “low medium residential” (LMRES). “The Membership at Emerald Hills is at the moment the longest golf course within the state of Florida, so there's loads of room, and we're solely taking over a small quantity [for condos]“Pearl stated. His companions within the mission are Hollywood-based actual property investor Mickey Taillard and Todd Schoenwetter, who runs First Eagle Administration LLC, the corporate that owns The Membership at Emerald Hills. Condominium costs on the golf property will vary from $599,000 to $2 million, Pearl stated. A lot of the condominium development would start after a redesign and redevelopment of the golf course, together with substitute of its clubhouse. Nicklaus Design, a golf course design agency based by legendary golfer Jack Nicklaus, was retained to revamp the Emerald Hills golf course and permit for condominium development on its periphery. The redevelopment is pending approval of a web site plan and a companion rezoning proposal. Pearl stated he and his companions hope to acquire all mandatory metropolis approvals by the tip of this yr and begin the mission's first section of development by September 2025. “We now have a cope with town that we will ship the golf course and the clubhouse in section one,” Pearl stated. The Membership at Emerald Hills at 4100 North Hills Drive will likely be closed throughout the redevelopment. Section certainly one of development might take two years to finish as a result of “each blade of grass will likely be changed,” he stated. “The golf course must shut as a result of it is getting fully redone. There will likely be an all new irrigation system and drainage system.… A lot of the water in Emerald Hills lies throughout the golf course.” The phase-one plan requires development of 54 condos on prime of the brand new clubhouse. The opposite 268 condos, together with 40 golf villas, could be constructed within the second section of development, which can begin earlier than section one is completed. “We undoubtedly can work on a number of [construction] phases on the similar time, relying on gross sales,” Pearl stated. Pearl has redeveloped different golf property tasks in South Florida in recent times, together with the newly opened Shell Bay Membership at 501 Diplomat Parkway in Hallandale Seashore, previously referred to as the Diplomat Golf & Tennis Membership. Pearl's PPG Improvement extends the Greg Norman-designed golf course at the 127-acre property, added a 15-acre observe facility and clubhouse, and constructed a 26-story, 250-unit condominium constructing there. PPG performed section two of the event in partnership with Witkoff Group. Pearl can also be working with developer Chip Abele to redevelop Orangebrook Golf & Nation Membership, a city-owned golf course in Hollywood.

The redevelopment, now in pre-construction planning, would put a 175-room resort and 750 residences on 5 leased acres on the 245-acre golf course. [ad_2] Supply hyperlink