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James Island, SC: Neighborhood Amenities
James Island, SC can be a tricky housing market to navigate if you're looking for good neighborhood amenities. Because most of the island is already developed, land comes at a premium here – which means fewer neighborhood amenities for home buyers.
The older neighborhoods that were developed in the 1970s, 80s, and 90s often did not leave space for pools and such because amenities were not as big of a selling feature back then. Even though these neighborhoods had plenty of space when they were built, the developers used the land instead to have larger lot sizes for the houses.
On the other hand, newer communities that have been built in the past decade often did not have the space to dedicate for amenities. If the developer only had a few acres to work with in the beginning of the project, it would have been more profitable to build more houses on the space rather than build amenities on several of the lots.
Again, this is because the land is so expensive – James Island is one of the best locations in all of Charleston. There is less traffic compared to Mt. Pleasant, and you can get to Folly Beach or to downtown Charleston in less than 10 minutes from most sections of the island.
Golf amenities: James Island only has one true golf community, Country Club (sometimes called Country Club Estates). Prices start in the $500K plus range for a regular ranch style house. This is the priciest neighborhood on James Island. Some people consider Riverland Terrace a golfing community because it is intertwined with the Municipal Golf Course. You can certainly find homes in Riverland Terrace for under $500K (but it's also relatively expensive per square foot).
Swimming pool: If you're looking for a newer home with a neighborhood pool, you should check out Bayview Farms an Eaglewood Retreat. If you prefer homes built before 1990, then consider Fort Johnson Estates and Eastwood.
Tennis: James Island neighborhoods with tennis courts include Stiles Point Plantation, Bayview Farms, Fort Johnson Estates, and Westchester.
If you have questions about neighborhood amenities, be sure to talk with your Realtor so that you consider only those communities that meet your needs!
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Golf Channel's broadcast schedule for Feb. 7-13
Golf Channel Announces Broadcast Schedule Feb. 7-13
Golf Channel's broadcast schedule for Feb. 7-13.
Donald J. Trump's Fabulous World of Golf (New)
Donald J. Trump's Fabulous World of Golf Website: www.GolfChannel.com/donald-trump
Host: Donald J. Trump
Airtime: Monday, 9-9:30 p.m.
Donald Trump hosts the first competition of the new season, when NHL legends Brett Hull and Jeremy Roenick go head-to-head at Trump National Golf Club Westchester. Along for the ride is Miss Ireland, Rozanna Purcell, who will award the Trump Trophy to the match's champion.
The Haney Project Rush Limbaugh (New)
Haney Project Series Website: www.GolfChannel.com/haney-project/limbaugh
Airtime: Tuesday, 9-9:30 p.m.
Haney and Limbaugh will visit Bakers Bay Resort in the Bahamas for a weekend of golf and plenty of off-the-course activities. PGA TOUR professional Pat Perez will go one-on-one with Limbaugh on the course, and Limbaugh also will have big surprise in store for Haney after spending extra time on the driving range.
Pipe Dream (New)
Pipe Dream Series Website: www.GolfChannel.com/pipe-dream
Airtime: Tuesday, 9:30-10 p.m.
Mark Burk works various jobs at driving ranges and makes enough money to achieve his goal. He will set off to Monterey, Calif., with this friend and caddy, Derek Goldstein, for Champions Tour Qualifying School.
Talk Show and News Premieres and Highlights
(All Times Eastern)
The Golf Fix (New)
Host: Michael Breed
Airtime: Monday, 7-8 p.m. ET
Guest: Lou Holtz
Host Michael Breed will break down the key moments from the Phoenix Open. Breed also will sit down with Lou Holtz to discuss coaching in golf.
School of Golf (New)
Chapter Three: Chipping
Host: Martin Hall
Airtime: Tuesday, 7-7:30 p.m. ET
Martin Hall will provide tips and a drill to improve chipping and consistently make solid contact around the greens. Hall also will give a history lesson by from a shot Nick Faldo used to win one of his six Major Championships. Hall will also share a tip from Sam Snead and answer questions from the viewers throughout the course of the show. Golf Channel's Kraig Kann will co-host the episode alongside Hall.
Grey Goose 19th Hole (New)
Host: Kraig Kann
Panelists: John Hawkins, Jay Coffin, Gary Williams
Contributor: Win McMurry
Airtime: Wednesday, 7:30-8 p.m.
Morning Drive co-host Gary Williams will join hosts Kraig Kann and panelists John Hawkins and Jay Coffin to debate the hot topics in golf. Win McMurry also will contribute during the show.
Golf Central (Live)
Live Airings: Monday-Saturday, 6-6:30 p.m., Sunday, 6-7 p.m.
Golf Central Pre Game (Live)
Live Airings: Thursday-Friday, 2:30-3 p.m., Saturday-Sunday, 12:30-1 p.m. / 2:30-3 p.m.
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Golf Channel's broadcast schedule for Feb. 7-13 Satellite Television News
