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Progress on Woodside’s New Hollow Creek Course Reinforces Its Commitment to Golf

The private, master-planned community of Woodside in Aiken, SC, continues to buttress its commitment to golf with the construction of a new 18 called Hollow Creek which will further add to its rich mix of activities and amenities for families. Completion is set for next year.

Toll Brothers National Sales Event & Promotion Begins

The Toll Brothers National Sales Event is now on through Sunday April 23. If you're looking for your dream home, you can take advantage of the promotion's exclusive, money-saving incentives, along with low interest rates.

Bloody Point, SC: A Case Study in the Conversion from Golf to Natural Amenities

By Mark L. Baker, ASLA, President Wood+Partners Inc. Founding Member, GCH Retirement Planning Advisory Board Bloody Point is an oceanfront golf community on Daufuskie Island, SC, located between Savannah, GA, and Hilton Head Island, SC. Dafuskie is a beautiful Lowcountry coastal barrier island that is served by boat access only. Many believe its limited access […]

Is Your Community Ready to Convert from Golf to Natural Amenities?

By Mark L. Baker, ASLA, President Wood+Partners Inc. Founding Member, GCH Retirement Planning Advisory Board There’s an historic trend under way right now at master-planned communities: Convert golf course acreage to amenities that take advantage of the property’s natural landscape and environment to create a total recreational experience. Whether on land or on water, these […]

An Historic Trend: How Golf Is Giving Way to Natural Amenities, Increasing Community Experiences

By Mark L. Baker, ASLA, President Wood+Partners Inc. Founding Member, GCH Retirement Planning Advisory Board An historic trend is under way right now at master-planned communities, especially ones that have focused on golf. Simply stated, the focus is less on golf and more on a total recreational experience. This transition may mean that the community […]

St. Andrews Park Joins GCH Network, Golf Community Video Sampler from Florida to Utah

Good Morning! St. Andrews Park, an attractive Florida Treasure Coast community located in Port St. Lucie, joins the Golf Course Home Network today. Residents like its convenience to beautiful beaches, shopping, dining and its location right across the street from The Champion Turf Club at St. James. Also featured today is our Golf Community Video […]

North Carolina Living: Top Communities in the Mountain, Central & Coastal Regions

Good Morning! Today’s issue is about North Carolina living and the communities located in the state’s three main regions: mountains, central and coastal. See below for descriptions and amenities at these world-class communities where regional character shapes residents, activities and friendships. —David Lott, Founder/Publisher GCH Network Newsletter Communities On the Water & the Golf […]

Luxury Homes Special: Living in Style in FL, NC, SC, UT & AZ

Good Morning! Luxury homes and all the amenities that go with them to create a life with style (and in style) are in the spotlight in today’s newsletter. See below for stunning luxury homes and locations in Florida, North and South Carolina, Utah and Arizona. Enjoy!–David Lott, Founder/Publisher GCH Network Newsletter Communities On the Water […]

Carolina Living, Part 1: Living in the Lowcountry On & Near the Water

Good Morning! Carolina Living is the focus of today’s issue as much of the Mid-Atlantic and New England face a major snow event. What better time to be thinking about lazying about in the Lowcountry where fishing, crabbing, hiking, kayaking, boating and, of course, golf are all popular pastimes? This is the first of several […]

New Development Trends: Golf Now Has to Share Amenity Time & Space at Communities

By Mark L. Baker, ASLA, President Wood+Partners Inc. Founding Member, GCH Retirement Planning Advisory Board The real estate market for golf and residential amenity communities has changed dramatically over the recent decade. The National Golf Foundation reports that more than 600 courses were closed between 2006 and 2013. Many of the Great Recession’s golf course […]