MORE THAN A CLUB – IT’S A LIFESTYLE
The Legacy provides a country club lifestyle centered around golf, tennis, friends and social activities like no other on the Treasure Coast
MORE THAN A CLUB – IT’S A LIFESTYLE
The Legacy provides a country club lifestyle centered around golf, tennis, friends and social activities like no other on the Treasure Coast
Simply Marvel-ous
Now that summer is arriving, are you looking for a budget-friendly source of family entertainment that touches all the bases for a fun-filled evening?
City has summertime fun for everyone
The song Take Me Out to the Ball Game is as relevant for Port St. Lucie as anywhere, for in the St. Lucie Mets we have a real hometown team to root for.
St. Lucie Mets General Manager Traer Van Allen, standing next to his personal 850-piece bobblehead collection on display at the Mets’ offices. JOE DESALVO
Bobblehead collection receives nod of approval
Never mind stamps or coins. St. Lucie Mets General Manager Traer Van Allen’s colorful collection of 850 bobbleheads will make your head, er, shake in amazement. A glass cabinet with figurines with large heads mounted on a spring so that it bobs up and down takes an entire wall in the main hallway of the staff offices at Clover Park
Mets ace right-hander Max Scherzer will be reunited with former Tigers teammate Justin Verlander, who signed a two-year, $86.66 million free-agent deal in December. In addition, the Mets added a few other starters and relievers to the pitching staff, and retained All-Star closer Edwin Diaz. NEW YORK METS
Hope springs eternal
The New York Mets open spring training camp for the 36th year in Port St. Lucie and there’s no doubt the vibe is at an unprecedented level.
Mets slugger and first baseman Pete Alonso will report to spring training with the rest of the fielders. A former
Florida Gator, the Polar Bear entered the majors in the 2019 season, going on to hit a record 53 home runs as a
rookie. He was also the first Mets player to hit 50 or more homers in a season. HELENE HAESSLER
Mets fans have plenty to cheer about this spring
Finally, things seem headed back to normal as the New York Mets open camp for spring training in Port St. Lucie. As of this writing, there’s no sign that the pandemic or a Major League Baseball lockout will interfere with this annual rite of spring.
Pickleball’s simplicity of equipment, small court, and relatively short learning curve have made the sport increasingly popular around the country and in Port St. Lucie. KOLTER HOMES
Courting fun- Port St. Lucie magazine
How did pickleball start? During the summer of 1965 on Bainbridge Island, Washington, three fathers, faced with bored children, came up with a new game. Using ping-pong paddles and a wiffleball, they lowered a badminton net and began experimenting.
On course forever
On course forever New innovative program teaches underprivileged sailors skills to cope with life's challenges BY ALISON O'LEARY The sport of sailing has always been dominated by wealthy white males…
