AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoGolf Tourism: Legends Golf Resort in Myrtle Beach is building “The Piper,” a lighted nine-hole par 3 course opening for play in late 2026, with holes from 54 to 122 yards and a focus on social play plus extended evening rounds. Theme-Park Investment: Carowinds plans “Rip Roarin’ Falls,” a 2027 water ride at the SC/NC line near Fort Mill, promising record-setting flume drops and a super flume design. Lowcountry Preparedness: Joint Base Charleston is urging Lowcountry families and service members to prepare now for hurricane season, emphasizing 72-hour kits, evacuation planning, and mass notification enrollment. Sports Tourism Dollars: Savannah’s inaugural Savannah Invitational volleyball tournament (May 22–24) drew 206 teams from 13 states and generated an estimated $3.38M in local economic impact, led by lodging spending. Community & Travel Support: Lowcountry Food Bank kicks off its Summer Lunchbox-Summer Meals program June 8 through Aug. 7 at multiple accessible sites, helping fill summer meal gaps for kids. Local Business: Howard Hanna Allen Tate opens a new Port Royal office to serve the Lowcountry with listings for primary homes, vacation/second homes, and military relocations.
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