During last year's Induction Ceremony Reception, Carol Mann graciously offered to take my wife, Laura, and I on a tour of the newly renovated World Golf Hall of Fame. It was on a visit to the Member Locker Room that Carol asked me to update my locker, which contained a few images and the U.S. Navy helmet I wore during a flight in an F-14. I donated that when I was inducted in 2001. I happily agreed, but did not comprehend the daunting task that lie ahead. After more than three decades, I had accumulated a tremendous amount of memorabilia, all of which was very important to me.

I have been a regular visitor to Dubai for more than a decade, and I have followed the city's meteoric development very closely. Of all my journeys, the trip I made this past March was most rewarding, both on a personal and entrepreneurial level. My wife and daughter joined me, which always makes traveling more enjoyable. I am on the road a great deal for golf and for business, and I deeply cherish the opportunity to spend quality time with them, especially when we are exploring new places. My wife has accompanied me to Dubai in the past, but this was my daughter's first trip. It was great to travel around this magnificent city and see it through her eyes.

Greg Norman Golf Course Design and Toll Brothers, Inc., one of the nation's leading builders of luxury homes, have entered into an agreement for Norman to design a championship golf course at Jupiter Country Club. The project is located at the intersection of Indiantown Road and Florida's Turnpike and is situated on 483 acres. "This will be my first design for Toll Brothers and my first project in Palm Beach County," said Norman. "We are very excited about working with one of the most successful home developers in the United States on perhaps the best undeveloped parcel of land in the area. Jupiter Country Club will be a landmark project for both Toll Brothers and GNGCD."