Radiant photo gallery by photographer bids farewell to Ohio golf course
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“I thought maybe you could bring back some great memories … since it will now most likely be housing parcels.”
Residents fighting against the development of a closed Florida golf course which could be used as housing
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Plans currently show 800 new homes, including apartments and townhomes, would be built at the site.
The Florida golf community, which was meant to own a course “in perpetuity”, now has to decide whether to buy it
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It’s a step toward finalizing a proposed settlement that would stop a developer from building on the former golf course.
Players are becoming concerned as yet another golf club closes in Ohio.
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“It will continue to happen,” one local player said.
Could this North Carolina resort be turned into an RV park instead? This is a new proposal
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“The golf course is the heart and soul of Etowah … we don’t need any more RV parks. There are already five in the area.”
Firm proposes to reopen Augusta-area’s golf course. But there’s a catch
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Plans to revive the course could fall into jeopardy unless its former clubhouse becomes part of the development deal.
The possibility of developing a second golf course in this small town in Michigan is under consideration
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The golf course has been a fixture in the community for more than 30 years.