Originally Posted by Rapscallion St Croix (Post 1745524)

When gas prices go up do you get better gas mileage? When the price of stamps increase, do you receive faster mail service?

Originally Posted by Don5154 (Post 1747907)

That’s comparing apples to oranges !

Originally Posted by sloanst (Post 1745422)

I just noticed the off season rates were published with an approximate increase of ~18%. Can we expect an 18% improvement in course conditions this summer? Just wondering. :popcorn:

Originally Posted by mtlee024 (Post 1748028)

Wrong they are owned by the Morses. They make more money on the golf course operation then just about anything else.

Originally Posted by drcar (Post 1748440)

You are correct the Championship Courses are owned by the Morse family. But how, please tell me "you" know, "They make more money on the golf course operation then just about anything else." Did your barber tell you or are you the company book keeper?

Originally Posted by cassjax2 (Post 1746001)

Stop parking on the grass and use the cart path! Only those with handicapped stickers are allowed to park near the green. We’ve also seen carts being driven across the green - STOP IT!!

Originally Posted by 72lions (Post 1746039)

News Flash: The Championship Courses are not owned by the Morse family.

Originally Posted by Rapscallion St Croix (Post 1745524)

When gas prices go up do you get better gas mileage? When the price of stamps increase, do you receive faster mail service?

Originally Posted by timberpike1 (Post 1747713)

The problem with the championship courses is the overpricing for the provided product given. The conditions are no where near what they where 5 years ago. Within the last 10 years the fees have doubled and the quality of the playing conditions have greatly decreased. The greens are average, however the fairways have no grass, it would be nice to see over seeding resume as was done prior to the last 3 winters. With the current conditions I would rather drive 30 minutes or more, to play other courses that over seed and are in much better shape all winter and cost $20 to $35 dollars less. Time is not important when you are retired and there are many courses outside the property that take only 5/10 minutes more to get to. The only way CC's will improve is if residents call golf management and state their concerns and/or totally boycott play. Money does talk. If the fairways were over seed again, the water and fertilizer given during the winter months would greatly improve the spring conditions and preserve the regular fairway grass for the summer months.

Originally Posted by Skunky1 (Post 1747895)

I suggest all golf courses to be closed Until further notice to perform deferred maintenance.