It’s the last act for the IMAX Theatre at World Golf Village – marking the final round for the World Golf Hall of Fame in St. Johns County. The venue is showing documentaries through the week. Today was the last showing, but that’s been extended until this weekend. The museum, theatre, and gift shop is officially closing today after 25 years – it’ll move back to Pinehurst North Carolina where it started.
– It’s the last act for the IMAX Theatre at World Golf Village – marking the final round for the World Golf Hall of Fame in St. Johns County. The venue is showing documentaries through the week. Tuesday was the last showing, but that’s been extended until this weekend.
While the closing is turning heads, local business owners in the same complex say they’re not going anywhere. “It’s always been a part of our lives, and now it’s a little bit a part of her life so we came that one time last week,” Melton said.While the World Golf Hall of Fame is the centerpiece, it’s not the only business. There’s a wedding venue, restaurant, hotel and other shops that are remaining open.
“It’s a little bittersweet, it’s the end of an era but we’re looking to the future for something to come that’s going to hopefully be really nice for everyone in the area,” Caddyshack General Manager, Scott Dietter, said.
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