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2. South Carolina’s golf courses receive their share of ...

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   The golf-course devastation included toppled trees, mountains of debris, overflowing waterways, wrecked bridges and sod damage. Kreger noted a report of courses that “have entire 9s washed out.”

3. Helene updates: Evacuations ordered, Jim Cantore in Florida ...

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   Weather Channel meteorologist Jim Cantore is in Florida ahead of Helene's expected Thursday arrival. According to a post on X, Cantore is Port Richey, a suburb of Tampa, St. Petersburg and Clearwater.

4. Helene forecast: Florida is not getting out of this one ... - AOL

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   Florida threat level increasing for soon-to-be Helene As of mid-day Monday, the National Hurricane Center has begun issuing advisories on Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine, located just south of the ...

5. Port Charlotte, Florida - Wikipedia

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   The Rays also hold extended spring training in Port Charlotte, and have a Florida Complex League team which began to play in June 2009. The Port Charlotte Invitational was a golf tournament held in 1969 at the Port Charlotte Golf & Country Club on the LPGA Tour. [25] Kathy Whitworth won the event.

6. List of golf courses designed by Donald Ross - Wikipedia

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   Carolina Golf Club, Charlotte, 1929; Charlotte Country Club, Charlotte, 1910; Myers Park Country Club, Charlotte; Hope Valley Country Club, Durham; Highland Country Club, Fayetteville; Stryker Golf Course, Fort Bragg; Overhills Golf Club, Percy Rockefeller Estate now on Fort Bragg - Stryker Golf Course; Greensboro Country Club, Greensboro

7. Seminole Golf Club - Wikipedia

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   Investment banker Edward Francis Hutton began development of the private, 140-acre (57 ha) Seminole Golf Club in 1929 on land previously owned by Harry Kelsey. [5] The site chosen for the course featured a number of sand dune ridges that were carefully brought into play with some fairways directed towards elevated green sites while others drop down from sandy peaks to flatter terrain.