Brooksville, Florida - Tucked away in rural Hernando County, World Woods seems a world away from civilization, yet this golf course consistently draws national attention. Once gain, it's on Golf Digest's list of 100 greatest public golf courses.

World Woods pro Rick Kelso says it's an honor to make such lists and that it does help draw visitors. "The people we bring up here, they're die-hard golfers; they want to come and play the best of the best."

World Woods has two Tom Fazio-designed courses, but it's the Pine Barrens that stands out. It's unusual for Florida; instead of a lot of water, there's rolling terrain and 44 acres of waste area.

"It's just a very natural looking course," says golfer Tim Wilson of Apopka. "With the rock quarries, it doesn't really look like you're in Florida."

Brooksville, FL -- The City of Brooksville’s Beautification Board and City Council Members are excited to announce that they will be hosting the 22nd Annual Arbor Day Celebration on Friday, April 29.

Members of City Council, the Beautification Board, city staff, students and faculty of the Hernando High School’s FAPE 22 Program will participate in this year’s event to be held at The Good Neighbor Trailhead at Russell Street Park, 70 Russell Street commencing at 10 a.m.

In honor of National Arbor Day, students from Hernando High School’s FAPE 22 Program have created posters on “What Arbor Day Means to Me”.  A first, second, third and honorable mention will be awarded.  Prizes will be awarded to the poster contest winners as well as the participants.