Homes For Sale In Ibis Country Club

Immerse yourself in The Ibis Experience. With an award-winning, Mediterranean-style clubhouse, three Nicklaus-family designed golf courses, a selection of four fine and casual dining venues, planned social activities, swimming, tennis, fitness & spa, and even our own nail salon, Ibis provides spectacular amenities for an unsurpassed lifestyle.

Adjacent to the pristine Grassy Waters Nature Preserve, Ibis offers home sites with your choice of spectacular lake, golf, or preserve views, and stunning homes with a variety of dramatic styles. The Woodlands at Ibis is the final, new construction opportunity in our all-inclusive community. New community members can select a lot and choose a floor plan in this new community, all while knowing that these West Palm Beach luxury homes are hurricane-resistant, green-designed and fully customized to their tastes.

If you’re looking for a luxury country club community with a truly legendary reputation, you’ve found it at Ibis, a place everyone wants to come home to. A common thread of distinctive living ties together the secure and gated collection of the 33 diverse neighborhoods that are adjacent to the pristine Grassy Waters Nature Preserve. Ibis offers homesites with your choice of spectacular lake, golf, or preserve views, and stunning homes with a variety of dramatic styles. The Woodlands at Ibis is the final, new construction opportunity in our all-inclusive community where you can select a lot and choose a floor plan. The hurricane-resistant, green-designed homes are customized to your tastes.

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Jordyn Cook hosts fundaiser at Plymouth Country Club

PLYMOUTH and MARSHFIELD, MA, ISSUED JULY 11, 2013…There are still some openings for golfers who want to participate in the Sixth Annual Jordyn Cook Epilepsy Fund Golf Tournament, which will take place Monday, July 22, at the Plymouth Country Club, 221 Warren Avenue.

Proceeds from the tournament are expected to help the Fund reach its objective of raising a total of $350,000 to fund Massachusetts General Hospital educational website, “Growing Up With Epilepsy” (http://www2.massgeneral.org/childhoodepilepsy

The site is an ongoing resource that includes an introduction to epilepsy, and information about the brain and seizure types; there is valuable information for families of epilepsy patients on diagnosis, causes and treatment. There is additionally a section dedicated to “the whole child,” which addresses learning, behavior, family life, activities and more.

To date, the Fund has contributed $336,000 to this effort; and, according to Peter A. Cook, Jr., President of the Jordyn Cook Epilepsy Fund, they expect to easily reach their goal with this tournament.

Jordyn Cook is 16-year old young lady who lives with epilepsy. She is a student at the May School in Brockton, and gets to spend weekends with her family in Kingston. She and her father, Peter A. Cook, Jr. and their family have said how grateful they are for the generosity of everyone over the years.

Jordyn’s grandfather, Peter Cook Sr. of Marshfield, recounted an amazing act of generosity at last year’s tournament that he said moved him deeply. Last year, retired railroad conductor Joseph Motte of East Bridgewater won the grand raffle prize of $25,000, but turned the entire amount back to the Fund.

Peter Cook Sr. said that their family was so moved by the generosity of this individual that they plan to recognize him at this year’s tournament. “Joe’s story speaks to the selflessness of people who want to help someone in need,” he said, adding, “We were all so touched by his generosity, and of course the generosity of everyone who has helped over these last six years.”

Seizures from epilepsy result in up to 45,000 deaths in the U.S. annually, more than the number from breast cancer. Epilepsy affects more people than Cerebral Palsy, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, Muscular Dystrophy and blindness combined.

Because the Fund is so close to achieving its goal, the tournament directors have reduced the prices for participation this year, as a “thank you” to all who have helped in the past. The fee for individual golf is $75, or $300 per foursome. The entry fee includes lunch, golf with cart and a sit-down dinner. Non-golfers who are interested in dinner only can do so at $35 per person.

The format of the tournament is a scramble. Contests will include “Closest to the Pin,” “Longest Driver” and a $25,000 putting contest.

There are also a few sponsorship opportunities remaining. For additional information, please call the Jordan Cook Epilepsy Fund (JCEF) at 781-837-9222 or visit www.jordyncookepilepsyfund.org. The Fund’s offices are located at 475 School Street, Suite 5, Marshfield, MA 02050.

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Rosedale Golf & Country Club Offers Summer Golf Programs and Incentives

Summer tends to be the slowest time of year for many Florida golf courses, with winter residents having returned north and the summer’s heat and frequent rainstorms making fairways conditions somewhat challenging. The golf management team at Rosedale Golf & Country Club is determined to make the best of all that by offering new programs and incentives aimed at helping people improve their game and get time on the course.
Called “Get Golf Ready,” this three-part summertime series is designed for people who have never played golf before as well as those who simply need to hone their skills. Following is a brief overview of the classes and schedules.

Give Golf A Go: This five-week program is tailored for people who have played golf in the past and want to brush up on forgotten techniques. Classes are on Saturday mornings, 11 a.m. to noon, beginning May 25th. Cost is $120.
Ladies & Links: A class for female golfers who want to learn basic skills as well as the social expectations, etiquette and other aspects of the game. This is a six-week series of classes on Wednesdays from 6-6:45 p.m., beginning May 22nd. Cost is $140.
Welcome to Golf: Perfect for beginning adult golfers, this class builds on the basics. Classes begin May 13th and run for five weeks on Mondays, 11 a.m. to noon. Cost is $120.

Rosedale is also offering a nine-hole incentive that allows golfers to play half the course at a reduced rate. “When faced with summer heat and rain, some people are tempted to just stay off the course until fall, but such an absence can have a detrimental effect on their game, not to mention missing out on all the fun,” said Mike Clayton, head golf professional at Rosedale. “The nine-hole program lets them keep their skills up by playing a shorter game that takes less time and hopefully avoids any weather issues.” Under this program, golfers can play nine holes with a tee-time before 8 a.m. for just $24, and $21 for a tee time after 2 pm.

For more information about any of these programs or to book a tee time, call Rosedale Golf & Country Club at 941-756-0004 or go online to http://www.Rosedalegolf.com.

About Rosedale Golf & Country Club
Located in Manatee County near Lakewood Ranch, Rosedale Golf & Country Club is known for its challenging fairways, beautiful preserves and mature trees, and gracious Florida lifestyle. It has been voted “Best Golf Course” by readers of the Bradenton Herald for three consecutive years and is the only golf course in the United States to offer two PGA Master Professionals on staff.  Rosedale is an established gated community of 650 luxurious single-family and patio homes, many bordering the golf course, lakes or protected woodlands.

The newly opened Rosedale Links offers the opportunity to purchase new-home construction from one of four leading homebuilders. Residents pay no CDD fees and enjoy a wide range of amenities, including five lighted Har-Tru tennis courts, a fully equipped fitness center, Junior Olympic swimming pool, and a beautiful clubhouse with pro shop, restaurant and terrace. Rosedale was developed by the distinguished Hunt Group, headed by Robert Hunt, a respected builder and developer for more than 30 years.  For more information about Rosedale, call (941) 751-9070 or 1-800-881-9080.  Additional details may be found online at www.RosedaleGolf.com.

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