Plant City man, 33, dies in fall from golf cart – msnbc.com
Plant City man, 33, dies in fall from golf cart – msnbc.com
A Plant City service club member died from injuries he received when he fell from a moving golf cart early this morning. Duane Roberts, 33, 4524 Old Highway 37, Lakeland, was riding on the back of a golf cart in The Paddocks, a Walden Lake community, when
Golf 2010 Year in Review: Tiger Woods-mania dominated, while Graeme McDowell and rules entered mainstream – NJ.com
Who would’ve guessed that a fire hydrant in a ritzy Orlando suburb would produce the biggest stream of stories for the golf world in 2010? From adult film actresses to Perkins waitresses to steroid questions to divorce hearings, Tiger Woods went through it
City Park miniature golf complex construction is to begin in March – New Orleans Times-Picayune
As City Park continues to study an ambitious proposal from a private developer to overhaul its storm-battered golf complex between Interstate 610 and Filmore Avenue, officials are ready to go it alone on a smaller version of the game. Construction is
Obama’s Hawaii vacation mixes golf with such topics as arms pact and reelection – Washington Post
KAILUA, HAWAII – Almost immediately after he walked off Air Force One early Thursday morning, a relaxed-looking President Obama had a green lei around his neck and a smile on his face. It was the first sign that while the president will be working while he
Man dies after fall from golf cart in Plant City – St. Petersburg Times
Shortly after ringing in the New Year, a Lakeland man fell off the back of a moving golf cart and died, according to police. Plant City police said Duane Roberts, 33, was riding on the back of a street-legal modified golf cart driven by Jeremy Burris, 33
Ridgewood Golf Course in Parma will offer lower rates for large group outings – Cleveland Plain Dealer
PARMA Parma City Council has approved a plan by city-owned Ridgewood Golf Course to reduce rates for groups of 73 or more golfers. The rate changes will help Ridgewood stay economically competitive with other golf courses, said Recreation Director Mickey