The CEO of the Government-owned Dubai Properties

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The CEO of the Government-owned Dubai Properties said the delay in bringing the discount golf clubs project to the market had nothing to do with the dramatic exposure of family man Woods as a serial philanderer, but everything to do with the world's economic woes.

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Back in November 2007, the developers announced that Woods himself planned to build a 16,500-square-foot mansion overlooking the callaway x-22 irons golf course that would include a gym, a theater, a library and a pool and Abdulla Al Gurg, who managed the project at the time, said villas and mansions were selling for $12 million to $23 (ishiner) million.

It has 5 billion-square-feet of land, 3 billion of which are being held for Dubailand, a $7.5 billion attraction expected to be twice the size of Walt Disney titleist ap2 irons World in Florida.

Al Malik said, stressing that Part of the project was sold and the other part would go to the taylormade r7 cgb max Irons market once it was completed because we believe it's better to do it then ,and he stressing tha the developers were "moving on with that plan and were continuing the project, without a doubt."