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Originally Posted by BrianL99
In the new TV business model (as opposed to the northern areas), golf courses really only have 2 functions. They're usually part of the drainage system and they provide an opportunity for the Developer to charge a premium, for residents to look at them.
Any real value as a "golf" course, disappeared, once they moved south of Palmer. Mallory Hills and Cane Garden seem to be in the "transitional zone".
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Actually, there’s a 3rd function south of 44 ….. A buffer to the turnpike. It’s a good reason, vs putting up houses along the turnpike walls.
Brian is correct, most of the courses north of 44 are 27 holes. Rounds of golf, after declining, have been increasing at 4 or 5% a year.
I know, plans have been made for years, but golf rounds started increasing 4 or 5 years ago. Southern Oaks could not have been altered, but the courses coming online could have - and that would have meant more golf course lots.