Harbor Club Blog

Does the name Kristin Grebel sound familiar? It might if you lived at Harbor Club back in 2017. Back then (and for almost a year), Kristin successfully handled many creative and administrative tasks for us. Today we're pleased to welcome her back to the Harbor Club team. She's now in charge of membership sales, and we think you'll find she's a perfect fit for the position. We recently sat down with Kristin to get to know a little more about her, what she loves most about Harbor Club, and more.

Top o' the mornin' to ya! Here at Harbor Club, we're gearing up for a safe, fun St. Patrick's Day. The green-themed holiday is on March 17, and it's loaded with fun lore and traditions. Here are some of the more interesting ones, along with answers to frequently asked questions and fun facts around the holiday.

It's hard to believe that the last Masters tournament was just a few short months ago in November. (Thanks, COVID-19.) But here we are, well into 2021, and thankfully, The Masters is scheduled for April -- its usual spring playdate. But when exactly is The Masters golf tournament being played? Is it allowing spectators? Are 2020 Masters tickets good for 2021 entry? And where's a great place to play golf during Masters Week? We've answered these frequently asked questions and more for you.

Living at Harbor Club, have you ever wondered what would be the best plants to grow at our location? The Southern Living Plant Collection is a great place to start. Southern Living introduced it in 2008 to inspire and help Southerners better solve landscape challenges.

According to the National Golf Foundation, over 24 million people played golf in 2019. Were you one of them? ...or have you fallen out of love with the sport? Since it's February (the month of love), we're here to help you fall back in love with golf again. Here are 10 reasons to get back into the swing of things (pun intended.)

Location, location, location. It's the main requirement for almost all homebuyers. But there’s one unique selling point that we discovered from our record-setting real estate sales last year. Many of the people who bought homes in our community did so to be closer to family. Of course, we have plenty of young families moving into our neighborhood, but we're also seeing an increase in the number of "empty nesters" putting down roots here at Harbor Club. Here's why: