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Pestovo Golf club is built in accordance with international standards and it doesn’t have any analogs in Moscow and Moscow Region. The championship course is prepared for games at the highest level — it can host prestigious major tournaments. Professional coaches of the Golf academy can teach a beginner or give valuable advice to already experienced golfers and children Academy will develop the potential of the youngest golfers.

Membership in the private closed club «Pestovo» is a lifetime privilege opening multifaceted opportunities of sports and cultural life of modern golf community.

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Away from the bustle

Pestovo golf club is situated in a picturesque place on the shore of Pestovo reservoir. Here is no city noise but only fresh air, landscapes and cozy country houses. Its nature and developed infrastructure turn Pestovo into a quiet corner for family vacation.

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With care of your recreation

There are all the necessary things in our country complex for comfortable rest of your entire family. This is not only a championship golf course but it’s also a club house, restaurant, fitness club and yacht club. Qualified staff puts the life in the country club on a new level.

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The Olympic surfers have a lot to be stoked about this year!

In a historic first for the Summer Games , surfers competing in the 2024 Paris Olympics will not be sleeping in  the traditional Olympic Village . Instead, they're checking in to  a specially designed boat anchored off the coast of Tahiti. In other words, the surfers are living in luxury aboard the Aranui 5, dubbed the "first-ever floating Olympic village" by Olympics.com .

What makes this Village so luxurious? Well, unlike their teammates  staying in the Parisian neighborhood of Saint-Denis , the 48 Olympic surfers will all have private quarters with actual  mattresses instead of the infamous cardboard ones . Trés chic!

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Why is Olympic surfing in Tahiti?

These special accommodations were made available to the surfers for the next two weeks since the competition  location is the French Polynesian Islands , in the central South Pacific, about 3,700 miles from Australia. The southern Tahitian beach of Teahupo'o experiences arguably one of the world's biggest surf swells, per The Associated Press.

According to Surfer , the Paris 2024 surfing event is the farthest medal-winning site from the host city in history. Teahupo'o secured the opportunity to host the tournament before the pandemic, having previously hosted the World Surf League's yearly tournament. It was thought that the French territory would be more consistent and challenging than the shores on France's mainland, especially given that swells don't reach their peak till the winter, per Surfer . 

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Inside the Aranui 5

These athletes are not only gearing up for their high-stakes competition at the 2024 Olympics but are also savoring an unprecedented level of luxury aboard the Aranui 5. As they prepare to showcase their skills on one of the world’s most renowned surf breaks, they are enjoying top-notch amenities and exclusive comforts that elevate their Olympic experience. 

The Aranui 5, a custom-designed dual-purpose vessel, combines the comforts of a cruise line with the functionality of a supply ship, per the ship's site . Although categorized as a small yacht, it can carry around 230 people in 103 staterooms. The boat has eight separate guest decks and an array of amenities. According to Surfer , the boat includes a reception area, dining room, Sky bar, and a dancing room. There are two conference rooms, multiple lounges, and a library for meetings and relaxation.

@kanoaigarashi i think our athlete village in tahiti is better than the actual one in paris 😅 #olympics #athletevillage #surf ♬ original sound - Kanoa Igarashi

Athlete Kanoa Igarashi , who hails from California but is competing for Team Japan,  showcased the ship's first-rate facilities in a TikTok video he posted ahead of the 2024 Opening Ceremony. Athletes can unwind in the video and computer room, shop at the boutique, or dip in the swimming pool. The boat even offers a well-equipped fitness room, a massage room, and a spa to maintain their fitness regimen.

Inside the actual bedrooms, athletes enjoy floor-to-ceiling windows and their own private terrace that looks out over the ocean. And, of course, they each get their own Paris 2024 comforter.

Beyond the sleeping quarters, according to Surfer , these athletes also have access to a dining hall around the clock, meaning they can chow down day or night. What's more, there is a tattoo studio on board, in addition to ping-pong and foosball tables, available for use during downtime activities during the Olympic competition. 

Watch live coverage of the  Opening Ceremony  on Friday, July 26, on NBC and Peacock beginning at 12 p.m. ET. Telemundo will provide Spanish-language coverage beginning at 1 p.m. ET. Primetime coverage starts at 7:30 p.m. ET/PT on NBC and  Peacock .

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Anchors aweigh: Manitoba yacht club teaching youth how to sail

It's anchors aweigh on Lake Winnipeg as the Gimli Yacht Club is teaching kids how to sail this summer.

The club is offering free lessons to kids from underrepresented and marginalized communities.

This includes eight-year-old Parker Sargent, who is learning the ropes on Lake Winnipeg.

It’s a sport he’s quickly falling in love with.

"Yeah, it's really fun, but it.is totally scary,” he said.

Sargent is taking part in Gimli Yacht Club’s Learn to Sail program with other kids around his age.

"I hope that by the end of this week, I’m confident enough to be in a boat by myself without any help, knowing what to do,” said Evie Tilford, a Learn to Sail participant.

Over the span of five days, youth learn the ins and outs of sailing.

“[You learn] how to actually control your boat. You learn basics on reading the wind and how the wind affects your sailing, and then we go into more theory,” said head instructor Frankie Appelmans.

Appelmans said sailing teaches kids about discipline, patience, and independence.

"It's just you and the boat and the wind. Basically, you're on the water. You can do anything you want. Go anywhere,” he said.

The program is also teaching kids about inclusivity.

This year, Gimli Yacht Club is introducing youth from under-represented communities to the sport.

"It's really cool to see, like we don't get many people from those marginalized backgrounds and seeing everyone being able to sail, it's really good for the club and for the sailing,” Appelmans said.

The club was awarded a grant through Sail Canada to offer free lessons as a way of building kids up while breaking down misconceptions about sailing.

"It’s often perceived as a very affluent, rich man's sport. And I can go at length as to why it's not,” said Learn to Sail coordinator Kevin Stewart. “It’s a very affordable sport even as you get older, but it's still seen as a barrier.”

The Learn to Sail program runs through August.

More information is available on Gimli Yacht Club's website.

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Soul asylum and hippo campus drop new songs, album news ahead of minnesota yacht club gigs.

Two of Minnesota's top-selling rock bands from different eras, Hippo Campus and Soul Asylum each released new songs and accompanying album news this week ahead of big hometown gigs at this weekend's Minnesota Yacht Club festival.

On Wednesday, Soul Asylum debuted its dirt-shaking new tune, "High Road," alongside news that it reunited with the Rolling Stones' new drummer Steve Jordan to produce an LP due out this fall, titled "Slowly But Shirley." The album title and its cover art both pay homage to drag-racing pioneer Shirley "Cha Cha" Muldowney, who was a childhood hero of frontman Dave Pirner.

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Now You Know: Yacht Club announces renovation progress; Spammy Jammy this weekend

The project includes new build above the port cochere and a “total gut rehab” of the interior to provide upgraded social and dining spaces.

Construction at the Marco Island Yacht Club is moving forward on schedule aiming to complete this major renovation in time for the holiday season.

“We are really pleased with the progress as well as the working relationship with our partners, MKH Architecture and D Garret Construction,” said Dave Everitt, MIYC chairman of the board. “We’ve managed to overcome obstacles and surprises, holding to the schedule so members can enjoy a beautifully transformed clubhouse before the end of the year.”

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Also, a brand-new members lounge will be established, offering a comfortable and inviting space for socializing and relaxation.

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“We continue to hold activities at outside locations, and of course we have a variety of boating events on the water and socializing on the docks, ensuring that the club's vibrant community remains active and engaged,” she said. “We are also busy planning and preparing for a spectacular grand opening of the new clubhouse toward the end of the year."

Spammy Jammy is this weekend

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Put on your PJ’s and head to Goodland this Saturday to mark 45 years of Little Bar and bring your best Spam sculpture.

Music will be from Stumpy Joe + Farney and the Railford Starke Band.The event is from 5 until 8:30 p.m., Saturday, June 29 at 205 Harbor Place N., Goodland.

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OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – The Tacoma Rainiers (55-43) allowed 10 unanswered runs as the Oklahoma City Baseball Club (49-49) evened the series with a 10-1 victory, Wednesday at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark. The game started off well for the Rainiers, as they scored in the first inning on a ground out

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – The Tacoma Rainiers (55-43) allowed 10 unanswered runs as the Oklahoma City Baseball Club (49-49) evened the series with a 10-1 victory, Wednesday at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark.

The game started off well for the Rainiers, as they scored in the first inning on a ground out from Luis Urias. The lead didn’t last long, as Oklahoma City scored three in their half of the first on an RBI double from Ryan Ward, a single from Trey Sweeney and an error.

Doubles from Andre Lipcius and Ward followed by a sacrifice fly from Sweeney made it 6-1 Baseball Club after four, knocking starter Blas Castano out of the game.

The right-hander made his shortest start of the year for Tacoma, going just 3.0 innings, allowing six runs (five earned) on 10 hits and three walks while striking out one.

Oklahoma City scored four more in the sixth inning on a single from Drew Avans, another error and a two-run single from Ward. Up 10-1, the Baseball Club cruised to victory, tying the series at one game apiece.

POSTGAME NOTES:

• In his first game with Tacoma since May 10 against Reno, Mauricio Llovera spun a scoreless inning of relief. He allowed one walk and stranded one inherited runner.
• Tacoma went 0-for-11 with runners in scoring position tonight, leaving six men on-base.
• In his first game back with the Rainiers, Ryan Bliss went 2-for-4 with two doubles and two strikeouts. He was the only player for Tacoma to record multiple hits.

Tacoma and Oklahoma City will play game three of their six-game set tomorrow night, with first pitch from Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark set for 5:05 PT. For more information and tickets, visit https://www.milb.com/tacoma .

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