A far stronger Save Tarpon Woods website is on the way.
We are building a more advanced, more useful, and far more powerful website for Save Tarpon Woods — one designed to help residents stay informed, document wildlife and property concerns, track public activity, and respond quickly to anything affecting the future of Tarpon Woods Golf Course.
We apologize for the delay. Thank you for your patience. Please know we are still actively working behind the scenes, and the new website will be substantially better than our last one in both functionality and reliability.
Important clarification
Save Tarpon Woods is not located at 1100 Tarpon Woods Blvd. That address is the location of Tarpon Woods Golf Course — the property our neighborhood organization is fighting to preserve as a golf course.
The property we are focused on
The new site will monitor and organize information related to:
- Tarpon Woods Golf Course
- 1100 Tarpon Woods Blvd, Palm Harbor, FL 34685
- Potential filings, permits, hearings, and public notices
- Any plans that could threaten the golf course, wildlife habitat, or neighborhood character
Why this matters
Tarpon Woods is more than a golf course. It is open space, wildlife habitat, part of a larger landscape connected to Brooker Creek, and an important part of the identity of the surrounding community.
How the new site will be better than the last one
The new Save Tarpon Woods website is being designed to do much more than simply share static information.
Automatic update searching
The new site will automatically search for relevant changes involving the golf course property, including filings, permits, hearings, agendas, public notices, news mentions, and other web activity tied to the property and project names.
Better organization and access
Instead of a basic site, the new version will include a much better structure for updates, evidence, wildlife photos, maps, calendar items, and resident input.
Stronger advocacy support
The new site will help residents act faster, stay better informed, and build a clearer factual record as we work to preserve the golf course and defend the land from unwanted changes.
What the full site will include
- Latest updates and tracked public activity
- Wildlife and habitat information
- Resident-submitted photos and sightings
- Maps and property context
- Calendar and hearing tracking
- Document and evidence center
- Ways for neighbors to join, help, and stay informed
Our message remains simple
Protect the course. Protect the creek. Protect the wildlife.
Thank you for standing with us. We appreciate your patience while we complete this next phase and launch a website that is more professional, more capable, and more effective than our last one.