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Reynolds Blue Ridge

Blowing Rock, North Carolina
Reynolds Blue Ridge is located on 6,200 acres in the Blue Ridge Mountains, a chain that is part of the Appalachian Mountains. The community is ten miles to the west of the town of Blowing Rock, NC, known as “The Crown of the Blue Ridge.” Reynolds Blue Ridge is also 12 miles from Boone, NC, home of Appalachian State University. In addition to the offerings of these two charming towns, Reynolds Blue Ridge has an extensive list of planned amenities, including golf, nature trails, wellness facilities and more.
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Cedar Creek

Aiken, South Carolina
1,590-acre residential community named "Best Neighborhood" and "One of America's 100 Best Master-Planned Communities" by Where to Retire. Temperate climate and convenient location in a university town. Low cost of living and taxes. Quality medical care. Rich arts and cultural opportunities.
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Woodside Plantation

Aiken, South Carolina
Carefully planned 2,800-acre gated community, recently named one of Money Magazine's "Top Ten Retirement Communities." Three private 18 hole championship golf courses, tennis pavillion, wooded walking trails and more. Top medical facilities, university town with a mecca of cultural events.
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Cliffs at High Carolina

Asheville, North Carolina
The Cliffs at High Carolina, a property with elevations of 4,000 feet and 50-mile views of the Blue Ridge Mountains in virtually every direction, is one of the most breathtaking mountaintop communities in the country. Replete with high mountain meadows, natural springs, miles of mountain trails, and the majestic sense of being on top of the world, few destinations deliver the degree of awe and inspiration of High Carolina.
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Pine Ridge

Beverly Hills, Florida
High in the “hills” of Florida; rolling terrain. Three-season climate; no long winter. Abundant fresh water supply; seven rivers. Gulf of Mexico beach area. Low cost of living; lowest crime rate. Mother Nature’s playground
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Reserve at Palmetto Creek

Bolivia, North Carolina
Located just minutes from Southeast North Carolina's beautiful Brunswick beaches. Cradled by lush landscaping. Unique neighborhood of cottage-style patio homes and elegant townhomes.
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The High Rises at Bonita Bay

Bonita Springs, Florida
Bonita Bay, honored by the Urban Land Institute as the nation’s number one large-scale residential community is the perfect union of carefree high-rise living and unparalleled recreational opportunities. Five championship golf courses, a private beach park, marina, tennis, fitness facilities, parks and trails and stunning views of Estero Bay and The Gulf of Mexico.
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River Strand Golf & Country Club

Bradenton, Florida
Enjoy resort-living everyday along Floridas Gulf Coast. River Strand Golf & Country Club community offers a variety of luxury at affordable pricing with great membership perks.
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The Preserve at Wolf Laurel

Burnsville, North Carolina
The Preserve at Wolf Laurel is a private, gated mountain top community in the Blue Ridge Mountains of western North Carolina. Situated on 1,300 master planned acres at elevations of approximately 4,800 feet, The Preserve at Wolf Laurel offers spectacular long-range mountain top vistas and an ideal climate.
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Brunswick Plantation Golf Resort

Calabash, North Carolina
Ideal location, minutes from Myrtle Beach Country-club amenities: indoor/outdoor pool, tennis, spa. Gated golf-course community; 27 holes. Premier real estate-condos, homesites, homes. Customer “Lock-In” construction program.

The origin of golf is unclear and open to debate. Some historians trace the sport back to the Roman game of paganica, in which participants used a bent stick to hit a stuffed leather ball. One theory asserts that paganica spread throughout Britain and Europe as the Romans conquered much of the continent, during the first century B.C., and eventually evolved into the modern game.

In the United States, the number of people who play golf 25 times or more per year was 4.6 million in 2005.

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