A study compared three beach nourishment projects in Florida to see how well they performed over time. They looked at Sand Key, Indian Rocks Beach, Indian Shores, and Redington Beach. The Sand Key project did the best, while Redington Beach lasted longer than expected. Indian Rocks Beach and Indian Shores are also expected to last longer than planned. The amount of sand lost was small at all three beaches. Factors like wave energy, sediment type, and construction style influenced how well the projects worked. The way the sand was transferred during construction also played a role in long-term success.