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Myrtle Beach golf course Cypress Bay, originally due to close in May, will stay open through the end of the year and maybe even through the spring of 2007, according to Myrtle Beach Online.
The course was sold by its original owners to a group of local businessmen, who like so many others, have plans to redevelop the land and turn it into housing. Plans call for 1,000 housing units, to be called Cypress Commons.
The course is a popular Russell Breeden design in Little River, though its had financial problems over the years.
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§ Ron Mon®
said on : 07/23/06 @ 09:57
Saw Bay Tree going under this summer. How many does that make of late in MB? Until recently, I had celebrated the honor of playing the only course to close (Gator Hole) in recent memory.
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