Golf, Florida, being a coastal town, is particularly susceptible to the impacts of hurricanes. Its proximity to the coast makes it a direct target for hurricane landfalls and tropical storms. These weather phenomena can bring heavy rains, powerful winds, and coastal storm surges, potentially causing significant damage to properties and infrastructures and halting everyday activities. With its near sea-level elevation, flood risks are also a serious concern along with the concurrent high groundwater levels, especially during periods of heavy precipitation brought on by these storms. Looking back at past events, Golf, Florida has had its share of significant hurricanes and associated impacts. In the last 30 years, notable examples include Hurricane Andrew in 1992, one of the most destructive hurricanes in U.S. history, Hurricane Wilma in 2005, which brought severe damage with its unprecedented power, and Hurricane Irma in 2017 whose heavy rainfall caused widespread flooding. Each of these storms served as a vivid reminder of the town's vulnerability and underscored the importance of continuous improvement in local disaster preparedness and response planning.