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Students transferring to UC Davis each fall are guaranteed housing in The Green via the UC Davis Transfer Student Program . If you are transferring to UC Davis this fall, you'll want to apply for The Green through the UC Davis Transfer Student Program .

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The Green qualifies as university housing for the purposes of financial aid! This means you may receive more money in your financial aid package versus living in apartments "off campus".

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*Freshmen who are eligible to live in the residence halls may not be eligible to live in The Green. Contact us for details.

Applications open January 26!

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The Green at West Village is a 34-acre, zero-net-energy community, complete with a 5.5-Megawatt solar canopy atop surface parking lots.

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The Sage Street Market | Cafe serves hot and cold meals, snacks and delicious Peet's Coffee right in the middle of West Village.

Choosing The Green means you get to choose from three optional residential meal plans so you can eat on campus as little or often as you like!

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Villa on the Green Virtual Tours

Welcome to the Villa on the Green virtual tour page. We have included several 360° panoramic virtual tours to give you a closer look into our facility. Our Virtual Tours will allow you to look in any direction including ceiling and floor!

2024 Countdown! 

Colm Reilly

Irial Finan

Eoin Lehane

2020, 2007,2003, 2004

Jim O'Sullivan

2017 - Martin McDonnell

Ian Murdock

2015 - Tom Daly

2014 - Kieran McGill

WELCOME TO THE GREEN TOUR

Welcome to the Green Tour’s website, the virtual incarnation of the leading Irish amateur golf tour in the Southeastern United States.  Founded in 2003, the Atlanta-based Green Tour has 32 full members, all united by a passion for the wonderful game of golf, a love for Ireland, deep bonds of friendship and a fervent desire to become TCGTC - ( The Current Green Tour Champion). To safeguard the Green Tour’s unique ambience, we will continue with our policy, now in its 2 1st year, of rejecting overtures from national broadcast networks to televise our tournaments.

Welcome to the  2024  Green Tour

We’re all set for another exciting year on the Green Tour. The dodgy handicaps are locked & loaded, the book is chock-full of foolish wagers on hapless donkeys.  2024 now looks like another bumper year for misspent loot and dashed dreams

Dave “tremendous” Canty won the Green Tour Jacket for the 1st time with a smooth 37 points. His other rounds were 35 and 36 points, and he was the most consistent golfer all year. A big congratulations to Dave – another Corkman wins the Green Jacket!

Congratulations also to Noel Goggin, Fran O’Flaherty and Michael O’Driscoll who won the Bowl, Plate and Shield, respectively.

The dates for the 2024 Tournament :

1st Round -   April 6th Horseshoe Bend

2nd Round -  May 11th GCOG Creekside

3rd Round - August 24th GCOG Lakeside 

Rain Date - October 12th

Final Round - October 26th Druid Hills 

Champions Gala Night  - November 16th

2 man Team Competition -   December 6th

 The Green Tour continues to grow and prosper based on our members passion for golf, love of Ireland and the Craic that happens when 31 Irishmen  and 1 Englishman  get together.

The 2023 Green Tour Committee is;

Michael Walsh (Chairman), Stephen Colman, Chalky White, David Canty and David Walsh.

2013 - Don O'Reilly

2011 - Michael Lynch

2010 - Paul (Chalky) White

2009 - Ciaran Morris

2008 - Michael Walsh

2006 - Brendan Sullivan

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Seattle Self-Guided Green Book Tour

Take the Seattle Green Book Self-Guided Tour, developed by Black & Tan Hall!

This multimedia tour highlights Black-owned and Black-friendly businesses that operated along Seattle's Jackson Street corridor between the 1920s and the 1960s. This vibrant avenue included the famous Black & Tan Club and other clubs from Seattle's early jazz scene. Learn about local hotels, restaurants, clubs, and barbershops listed in the national Green Book guide for Black travelers and the entrepreneurs who established them, alongside historic preservation and restoration projects.

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On this tour, you will learn about entrepreneurs who established local businesses and the communities which sustained them. Hear local artists reading stories of the jazz scene during Prohibition and beyond. App includes text and historical photographs and images of each tour stop. Browse and learn from home, or listen to the stories while you travel the tour route!

Seattle's Black & Tan Hall is a values-driven cultural hub sustaining a thriving and equitable economy through arts and cultural programming in Hillman City, Seattle. We are a neighborhood-based, multi-racial cooperative working to establish an anti-gentrification model that combats displacement, keeps dollars hyper local, and sustains good jobs. Our partnership preserves and shares the history of place, people and prosperity within Seattle.

Once building renovations are complete, we look forward to opening the doors to a restaurant, music venue, and cultural space at 5608 Rainier Avenue South, Seattle, Washington! 

South Seattle Emerald - Seattle Green Book Tour App Aims to Keep Local Black History Alive

"My understanding of the impact this tour could have on our communities is that we can, as People of Color, see our stories as important — and others who we share community with can do the same. When we see each other’s stories as important and finally understand the history behind who really built this city, we care about one another a little deeper, we hold each other a little tighter, and we then contribute to keeping that history alive. In doing this, we can be the Promised Land my grandmothers hoped for so long ago." - Troy Landrum Jr.

Seattle Times - New walking tour revisits Seattle sites from ‘Green Book,’ a segregation-era guide to safe harbor for Black Americans

"It was not a good time. We made good times. We were able to come together in that terrible era for Black people and have fun, eat food, listen to music, create. Legends were here in Seattle. It’s not something that needs to be recreated, it’s something we can return to." - Sadiqua Iman

KING5 Facing Race Series - 86-year-old book once helped Black travelers find safe spaces in Seattle  

“ 'It goes back to continuing to share the story. It goes back to our people, talking to our kids about the history,' Stockard-McDaniel said. 'I started researching actual Green Books. I bought a couple online and actually found in the 1950 edition my great uncle owned a shop on Madison here in Seattle.'  

"That business, the Stockard’s Barbershop, was listed as a safe place for Black people visiting Seattle. The building is long gone, but the principles it stood for still survive."

KOMO News - Seattle's 'Green Book Tour' revisits sites of Black-owned spaces during segregation era

“So many of these Green Book spots were functional–they were hotels and barbershops, but also opportunities for people to engage in a cultural experience based on self-expression, and dance and music." - Benjamin Hunter

Crosscut - New audio tour amplifies Seattle’s ‘Green Book’ history

"By all accounts, E. Russell “Noodles” Smith was something of a slippery character — but the bootlegger and gambler (who always hung on to a dime for a bowl of noodles at the end of the night) was also a real estate magnate and club owner who helped usher in Seattle’s jumping jazz scene in the 1920s and 1930s. As a successful African American businessman, Noodles operated two of the few hotels that would accommodate Black travelers — such as jazz greats Duke Ellington, Count Basie and Louis Armstrong, musicians whom Noodles would invite to play in his Jackson Street clubs late at night, after their formal gigs.

"I didn’t know any of these details before diving into the incredibly rich history included in Black & Tan Hall’s Green Book Self-Guided Tour. Now I can’t stop listening." - Brangien Davis

KING5 News - Free self-guided audio tour, new community center aim to highlight Seattle's Black history

"The Green Book really shows us that Black history, Asian history, and our Seattle history are all intertwined and it’s important we don’t forget the places and people who paved the way” - Karen Toering.

Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin, Spring Green, Wisconsin

This 360 Virtual Visit samples what can be seen and heard on various tours offered at Taliesin East. Many schools use it as a virtual field trip. Unlike still or video, 360 Virtual Reality lets you experience the place as if you were there. This tour offers something extra - a couple viewpoints not available to the public. For instance, visitors aren't allowed in the Blue Loggia. Foot traffic would damage the irreplaceable Chinese rug, So they never see the balcony above or the rug up close. The virtual visitor can.

The tour includes immersive views inside Wright's studio, home, school and several locations on the estate grounds.

To learn more about this tour's background, how and why similar virtual visits might benefit others, please view the blog post .

How to view:

As you enter each location our tour guide will share history, perspective and tell you about important aspects of what you see around you. Your view is automatically directed to the current area of interest. Just sit back and enjoy. When the guided tour is done you take control or grab control any time you want. Click and drag to look anywhere. Use your mouse wheel or gestures to zoom in or out. If you want to experience part of the guided tour again just hover above the Play Tour button then click the tour topic of interest.

When you are ready to move on, select your next location from the thumbnail menu at the bottom of the tour and you will be taken there. View in any order you wish.

You can stop the tour at any time by clicking the "Stop Tour" button. Start it again by clicking the "Play Tour" button. Display a tour menu by hovering your cursor or pressing above the tour button. If you prefer listening to the guide while controlling the view entirely yourself, click "Turn Motion Off" from the tour menu. Background music can be turned on or off by clicking the sound button.

Your tour guide is Keiran Murphy, staff historian at Taliesin Preservation, Inc.

More: Take brief virtual tours of the Wright designed American System-Built Home and the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church , both in Milwaukee.

Sadly the CD, Music, Architecture & Wright , is out of print but check out the Taliesin Bookstore Online . There you will find a wealth of unique items related to Wright, architecture, interior design and more.

For more 360 interactive images and virtual tours visit the main Tour de Force 360 website .

Top 10 virtual tours: see museums and the world without leaving home

Stuck at home? You can still enjoy amazing sights and experiences

Many of the world’s most iconic locations now offer virtual tours, meaning you can visit museums, world heritage sites and other attractions from the comfort of your couch. You don’t need a VR headset , either, although some attractions do support virtual reality for a more immersive experience.

So if you’re looking for things to do at home, and in need of a change of scenery, simply grab your laptop, tablet or phone, and join us on a world tour filled with history, nature and – of course – technology.

1. Machu Picchu, Andes Mountains, Peru

A simply stunning UNESCO World Heritage site, Machu Picchu is a visual wonder that just has to be seen. You no longer need to fly all the way to Peru to see it in all its glory, however, as the virtual tour is comprehensive, immersive, and filled with fascinating insights.

With 360-degree views of the ruins of Inca settlements and lush green landscapes, you can visit every popular vantage point and learn more about the history of the famous site thanks to a helpful voice narrator. OK, you can’t feel the warm breeze around you, but if you turn on the heat and have a handy desk fan set to low, it’s almost as good as the real thing. Almost.

Behold the marvel : Machu Picchu

2. The Louvre Museum, Paris

An attraction visited by millions of tourists in person every year, the Louvre Museum has also created a selection of virtual tours based on its permanent collections. Explore Egyptian antiquities, the Remains of the Louvre’s Moat, and the decorative arts of the Galerie d’Apollon. 

The tour is easy to navigate, with an expandable minimap that lets you highlight exhibits to view with just a couple of clicks. You can also find out more about each room in The Louvre, with detailed descriptions that will probably make the room you’re actually sitting in feel frightfully dull in comparison. 

Take a trip: Louvre Museum

3. The National Museum of Computing, Milton Keynes, UK

The National Museum of Computing contains the world’s largest collection of working historic computers. That means one of them probably runs Microsoft Vista and is still working...

The museum features a fantastic, intuitive, virtual 3D tour. You can zoom in on each exhibit’s details, and find out more about every aspect of computing history, such as the world’s oldest working digital computer. Impressive stuff.

Discover a digital treasure trove: The National Museum of Computing

4. Georgia Aquarium, Georgia, USA

Nothing beats the beauty of nature, so it’s good to know you can still get your daily dose of “aww” from the safety of your sofa. The Georgia Aquarium has over 50 species ranging from sea lions to underwater puffins, with many available to view via webcam. There’s also a daily and weekly livestream that’s aimed at piquing children’s interest in animals, and a great at-home educational tool if you want to entertain the little ones. 

Ever wondered what a Beluga Whale gets up to in its spare time? Just click on the link below and find out. Water-way to have a good time. 

Sea more: Georgia Aquarium

5. A 3-Minute Tour, Tokyo

What if we told you that you could ride in a Tuk Tuk, walk across the famous Shibuya crossing, win a Pikachu from a claw machine, and make friends with a robot… all in under three minutes. That might be physically impossible, but with VR it’s a breeze.

If you’ve ever wanted to take a whistle-stop tour of Japan, the Japan National Tourism Organization has created a 360-degree virtual reality video that lets you do all of the above, and lots more. 

Simply put on a VR headset to experience a surreal thrill ride, where you’ll go from feeding a deer to facing off against a sumo wrestler in a matter of seconds. The video is also viewable in 2D, and well worth a look. 

Check it out below.

6. The British Museum, London

Home to a remarkable collection that spans over two million years of human history and culture, The British Museum has nearly 50 online exhibits to view. From Bonaparte and the Battle of Waterloo to exploring the history of LGBTQ, there’s plenty of informative content to delve into.

For a more interactive experience, check out the Museum of the World tour . You can browse through a large selection of exhibits that are dated by century, continent and category – such as trade and conflict or art and design. Each exhibit offers a detailed description as well as accompanying audio, which helps provide a fascinating backstory to each piece. 

Browse the exhibits: The British Museum

7. The Vatican, Rome

Filled with spectacular architecture and historic monuments, The Vatican is within your virtual reach, with a host of museums providing online tours. Step into the Sistine Chapel and Raphael’s Rooms, which are adorned with simply sensational artwork. 

The tour is compatible with WebVR, so you can pop on a VR headset to get an even closer look at some of mankind’s most memorable creations. It’s truly breathtaking, even when viewed through a screen.  

When in Rome, visit: The Vatican

 8. Musée d’Orsay, Paris

Located in the center of Paris, this historic museum was installed in the former Orsay railway station. It was originally built for the Universal Exhibition of 1900, and displays collections of art from the period 1848 to 1914.

Take a leisurely virtual stroll through the opulent hallways and witness works from dozens of famous French artists, including Monet, Gauguin and Van Gogh. With no other visitors to contend with, you can soak up all the culture on display to your heart’s content – and there’s a lot to soak up. 

Take the tour: Musée d’Orsay

9. Athens Acropolis, Athens

A must-visit destination for history buffs, the Athens Acropolis includes the world-famous Parthenon, and is a cultural hotspot for tourists. Choose between popular sites such as the Theatre of Dionysus and enjoy in-depth videos that provide a fascinating and educational insight into ancient Greece. 

There are plenty of photographs to view and engrossing facts to learn, so don’t be surprised if you become an armchair expert in no time. Now, where’d you put that amphora of wine? 

Get to the Greek: Athens Acropolis

10. The Royal Academy of Arts, London

If you’re amazed by architecture, the Royal Academy of Arts has a virtual tour that will make you go “ooo” and “ahh” for hours. The Sensing Spaces exhibition uses high-quality 360-degree photography to give visitors a taste of its structures and remarkable exhibitions – it really does feel as if you’re actually there. 

Each exhibition is complemented by further information for users to read through, but you’re encouraged to come to your own conclusions, and think about what each space means to you.

Visit the exhibition: Sensing Spaces

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2131 GREEN VALLEY STREET, Daytona Beach, FL

This new two-story home design combines style and comfort. The first floor showcases an open-plan layout among a living room for shared moments, a dining room for memorable meals and a kitchen for adventurous cooks in addition to a lanai for outdoor living. The second floor features a lavish owner’s suite, three restful secondary bedrooms and a versatile loft.

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