Hollywood Beach Golf Club Reopens With Modern Upgrades And Historic Charm

Originally established in 1922, the course has been thoughtfully redesigned as part of the voter-approved General Obligation Bond program, blending its classic layout with modern enhancements. The project represents a significant investment in the community and preserves the legacy of the 1920s-era course while elevating the overall experience for today’s golfers.

The newly renovated 18-hole course features updated tees, fairways and bunkers designed to challenge players of all skill levels. Improvements also include upgraded stormwater systems to help maintain course conditions year-round, as well as new irrigation, concrete cart paths and enhanced landscaping throughout the property.

At the center of the transformation is a reimagined clubhouse overlooking the greens. The new facility includes a pro shop, dining area and flexible space for tournaments, meetings and special events. Additional upgrades include a renovated maintenance building, new cart barn, improved signage and expanded parking.

With its blend of historic character and modern amenities, the Hollywood Beach Golf Club reopens as a signature public asset for the community. Tee times and additional information about the course and clubhouse are available online at: www.hollywoodbeachgolf.com.

Storytime in the Park Brings Families Together in Hollywood’s District 6

Families in Hollywood’s District 6 are invited to gather for an evening of stories, community, and outdoor fun at the upcoming Storytime in the Park event. Scheduled for Friday, May 8th from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m., the event will take place at the Kay Gaither Community Center, located at 6291 Funston Street.

This monthly event series offers children and their families a chance to enjoy engaging read-aloud sessions led by surprise guest readers. Designed to foster a love of reading and bring the community together, each Storytime in the Park event provides a welcoming and relaxed environment for attendees of all ages.

As a special highlight, every child who attends will receive a free book to take home, courtesy of the Children’s Services Council and Broward Reads. Organizers hope this initiative encourages continued reading and learning beyond the event.

Parents and caregivers are encouraged to bring lawn chairs for their comfort, while blankets will be provided for children to sit on as they enjoy the stories.

Storytime in the Park promises to be a memorable evening filled with imagination, learning, and community connection.