Steve and Tammy George are seen at Lakewood Golf Course in Burnham with an old news article from a 1960 edition of the Morning Sentinel about the family’s land in Cuba and a plan to build a golf course there. The dream fell apart after the U.S. severed ties with Cuba.
This Jan. 14, 1960, edition of the Morning Sentinel tells the story of the Reynolds family’s plans to build a golf course in Cuba. “Revolution No worry” appears above the headline.
An unidentified Cuban soldier holds Debbie Reynolds, at rear. Brother Reynolds is at left, while Constance, middle, looks at the child. The others are unidentified Cuban soldiers.
This map of Cuba outlines where the golf course that Ronello Reynolds Jr. was going to supervise would be on the Isle of Pines.
Steve and Tammy George are seen at Lakewood Golf Course in Burnham with an old news article from a 1960 edition of the Morning Sentinel about the family’s land in Cuba and a plan to build a golf course there. The dream fell apart after the U.S. severed ties with Cuba.
This map shows the nine-hole course layout of a golf course that was set to be built on the Isle of Pines in Cuba before the Cuban Revolution derailed that plan.
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