
Clearwater Approves $180M Sports Complex at Landings Golf Course
Clearwater City Council unanimously voted Wednesday to pursue a $180 million sports complex at The Landings Golf Course, though final approvals and negotiations with the developer remain ahead.
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Clearwater City Council unanimously approved moving forward with a $180 million sports and entertainment complex at The Landings Golf Course on Wednesday, greenlighting negotiations with developer Porter Development.
The project would replace the 77-acre, city-owned golf course with pickleball courts, volleyball courts, and a water park. Council members hope the facility will attract youth sports tournaments and draw families to the area.
"Some residents, they are afraid of noise pollution, and what we hear instead are children playing," said resident Alexandria Goodin.
Neighbors including Melissa Stamos, co-founder of Keep Keene Green, raised concerns about stadium lights, parking overflow, and potential flooding. The group plans to remain involved as the project advances.
Wednesday's vote permits city officials to begin negotiations with Porter Development but does not grant final approval for construction. Further studies and approvals are required.
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