Huck O Hulyo Marks 15th Year at Georgia, A Prime Vista Estates Development in Iloilo

July 8, 2026

Huck O Hulyo, the annual ultimate Frisbee international tournament in Iloilo, marked its 15th year with a spirited staging at Savannah Football Field in Georgia, a prime Vista Estates development. The event, sanctioned by the Philippine Flying Disc Association, brought together 11 teams from the province, Manila, Aklan, Negros Occidental, and Davao for two days of competitive play and community celebration.

As the official venue partner, Georgia provided a fitting field for one of the most anticipated flying disc tournaments. Set within a master planned development by Vista Estates, the expansive football field supported the speed, strategy, and stamina required by the sport, while welcoming athletes, families, supporters, and fitness seekers into a cohesive environment for active lifestyles and shared experiences.

Across the matches, players showcased precision, pace, and partnership, reflecting the character and camaraderie that have shaped Huck O Hulyo through a decade and a half. The championship games featured Boracay and Fusion in Pool A and Mixed Pips and Chuables in Pool B in high-intensity finals that drew strong support from spectators lining the field. After compelling contests marked by disciplined resolve and determined rallies, Boracay and Mixed Pips secured their victories, while Fusion and Chuables earned recognition as formidable finalists.

Beyond the podium, Huck O Hulyo highlighted the undeniable relevance of ultimate Frisbee in the Heart of the Philippines. Known for athleticism, fairness, and the “spirit of the game,” the sport continues to gain ground among young athletes, campus communities, hobby clubs, and lifestyle groups.

With its strong turnout and successful execution, Huck O Hulyo reinforced Georgia as a venue for recreation, relationship building, and regional activity, reflecting the Vista Estates contribution to creating master planned developments where communities can commune, celebrate, and connect.

With a knack for spotting locations ideal for Filipinos to build their futures, Vista Land, the Philippines’ leading integrated property developer, sees Iloilo as the next big thing in the Visayas. Vista Estates, its stunning collection of micro cities nationwide, brings this vision to life with Georgia, an integrated community spanning more than 500 hectares of prime land across Oton, Pavia, and San Miguel.

Georgia is inspired by the American state of the same name, known for its contrasting yet complementary cityscapes. Mention Georgia and its iconic cities—Atlanta, Savannah, and Augusta—immediately come to mind. While Savannah and Augusta are known for their lush gardens, stately mansions, and tranquil lakes, Atlanta boasts a more urban and progressive atmosphere, with towering skyscrapers, paved highways, and a thriving business, arts, and culture scene. This perfect synergy of suburban and enterprise is the blueprint for Georgia—destined to become Iloilo’s biggest lifestyle destination.

Georgia plays perfectly into the serene temperament of the Ilonggos while catering to their just as innate entrepreneurial disposition. Taking its design cues from the sprawling estates of the Old Colonial South, Vista Estates is building horizontal communities and vertical residences alongside a central lifestyle hub. Houses and condominiums in genteel colors and textures peek out from trellised trails studded with cooling water features.

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Interestingly, this nature-inspired complex will cocoon an interactive nexus named Atlanta. A tribute to the bustling city next door––and its residents’ dreams for trendy, energetic lifestyle choices––Atlanta will be complete with a Vista Mall, a hotel, and mixed-use towers called Augusta Residences. It will also include office spaces and a wellness hub designed to elevate the quality of life for locals and investors. 

Savannah will be the laidback, more neighborly node. Much like the Georgian city it is inspired by, it will offer a house-and-lot development, a FIFA-standard football field, and a church. There will also be a second commercial development that will offer its residents a wide range of entertainment options. The building style of Savannah will continue to pay homage to the breathtaking colonial architecture and scenic landscapes well preserved in the Deep South.

The third district will be named Augusta, known for its history and Southern charm. It will feature a mix of condominium properties and commercial strips modeled after the well-loved city, where rows of eclectic restaurants serve soul-satisfying cuisine and novel retail concepts marry the best of fashion and lifestyle. 

As the holding company for the residential ventures of Vista Group, Vista Land is primarily engaged in the development of integrated estates, house-and-lot communities, and condominium properties across the country.

Filipinos deserve the best—this guiding belief has long been central to the enduring success of the Philippines’ leading integrated property developer. Creating visionary, secure, and enriching environments and services for its residents, as well as delivering exceptional long-term returns for its investors, has always been the driving force behind the continued evolution of Vista Land.

To learn more about Vista Land residential developments, visit www.vistaland.com.ph and follow @VistaLandAndLifescapesOfficial.

Photos by: All About U

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