Do you remember our last Southern Living-Inspired model home? It was, and continues to be, a gorgeous place full of visual appeal both inside and out. We had a lot of fun festivities for the official unveiling of that elegant house. Some of those included a family block party, a live demonstration on how to make the perfect Southern Living "Bloody Maria," and the preparing and sharing of delicious Southern Living appetizers, among other goodies.
Looking for some fun in the sun with your children this summer? Of course, we've got plenty of cool things to do right here at Harbor Club. Kids love swimming in our refreshing pool, having fun at the dog park, fishing on Lake Oconee and at our stocked ponds, hiking the trails, practicing puts at the putting green, and playing tennis and pickleball, among other sports.
How many kids do you know that play golf? Of those, we're willing to bet that those junior golfers are some of the most impressive, well-rounded young adults you know. We also believe that playing the game has something to do with their success and achievements. You may have already read our previous post about the benefits of junior golf, but here are a few more reasons why kids should play.
When it comes to Southern Living-Inspired home designs, the name to know is Calvin Cline. We've mentioned him a few times in the past. In fact, his previous firm, Caldwell-Cline Architects, designed the famous "Augusta National House" located here at Harbor Club.
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When you think of a "country club" what exactly do you envision? In your mind's eye, the image likely includes a picturesque golf course. Golf is a fantastic and fun sport, but there is so much more to a modern country club than that. Here at Harbor Club, we've created a more contemporary club culture with a wide array of offerings and experiences that entice both golfers and non-golfers alike.
Our good friends at Southern Living magazine recently published an article titled, "A New Study Says Gardening Is Just as Good As Going to the Gym." As attention-grabbing as that is, we think it's possible that gardening could be even better than a gym workout. How? As much as we love our gym workouts, there are several unique health benefits that gardening offers.
