[glgene]

Originally Posted by eweissenbach

I don't know why it is not paved, but it may have something to do with the fact that the courses are built around an environmentally sensitive area. I know when playing Pelican, my ball seems to end up in a lot of environmentally sensitive areas.

I think there is a "magnet" in my golf ball...and the environmentally sensitive areas.

Gene

[Russ_Boston]

Originally Posted by Peachie

Russ, I should have specifically said "the golf cart parking area or lot" is not paved. Yes, its dirty whether dry or wet and more so if you're standing in the area when the carts come in to park. One ends up with a dirty cart, floor in the cart, shoes, a nice inhale of dust when it's dry. It's not a deal breaker for golfing those two great courses but it is unusual for The Villages to leave it that way.

Thanks - thought I was losing my mind for a minute. Yes the car park is paved but the cart park is not. I like the idea that was floated that this particular executive pair is very highly sensitive environmentally.

[BarryRX]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

OMG......such a big deal!

They never said it was a big deal.....they were just wondering. So cynical!

[billethkid]

I agree it is due to the natural sensitivity of the area. In my opinion the adjective "dirty" is not at all appropriate.....sandy yes.....dirty? Hardly!!!! The area for the golf carts fits the natural surroundings.

If you feel the cart parking area is dirty.....how would one categorize the sand traps and bunkers? Just as dirty? Natural? Other

btk