[yabbadu]

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[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by yabbadu

As much as I Love the Villages my faith in The Honesty of Villagers is shaken. My wife lost an extra special shortened putter that somehow fell from the cart on her way to Mallory CC on Sunday morning between 8:30 -9:00 am. She traveled Allaire Loop/Abana/Pinellas/Cart Path to Odell/Mallory.

I took cart along same route to/from Mallory CC within 30 minutes of her call.

Posted IMM notice on TOV under Lost/Found and as of this writing - NOTHING!!!

I have been to the Lost & Found of Mallory/Havana/Colony/Bonifay and every guard shack to/from.

I have seen many times where found objects were put on a bench or by a tree so the owner could find.

The old adage of "What goes around come around" should happen to the person keeping this club.

I think it will turn up. It is only Thursday. BogieShooter will tell you more places to check. Only a fraction of folks read TOTV. We all have putters and don't need someone elses.

[Challenger]

Originally Posted by yabbadu

As much as I Love the Villages my faith in The Honesty of Villagers is shaken. My wife lost an extra special shortened putter that somehow fell from the cart on her way to Mallory CC on Sunday morning between 8:30 -9:00 am. She traveled Allaire Loop/Abana/Pinellas/Cart Path to Odell/Mallory.

I took cart along same route to/from Mallory CC within 30 minutes of her call.

Posted IMM notice on TOV under Lost/Found and as of this writing - NOTHING!!!

I have been to the Lost & Found of Mallory/Havana/Colony/Bonifay and every guard shack to/from.

I have seen many times where found objects were put on a bench or by a tree so the owner could find.

The old adage of "What goes around come around" should happen to the person keeping this club.

More often than not , when other golfers find a club on the course and cant immediately identify the owner, they stick it in their cart or bag, and in many cases forget it. Later they turn it in somewhere. With the enourmous numbers of inexperienced golfers this happens much more frequently. Very few people want to"steal " the club. Check back at the course in a few days.Was your name and address , phone number, and email address on the club? Labels are available through the CCs and Golf Shops

[alanmcdonald]

I have all of my and my wife's clubs labeled with our name, address and telephone number. You will see ads for these labels in the back of Golf and Golf Digest magazines. I believe in the Villagers and fully expect that if we lose a club we will be contacted.

Cheap insurance.

[Bogie Shooter]

Lost and Found
Depending on where items are found, inexpensive items will be held for one month at La Hacienda, Laurel Manor, or Eisenhower Regional Recreation Centers. Valuables will be turned over to the Lady Lake Police Department, Sumter County Sheriff�s Office or Marion County Sheriff�s Office within 72 hours. At the end of each month, unclaimed items will be donated to local charities. The Recreation Department is not responsible for lost items

[Villager Joyce]

Originally Posted by yabbadu

She traveled Allaire Loop/Abana/Pinellas/Cart Path to Odell/Mallory.

Aren't those public roads? Could one of the construction vehicles hit it and sent it flying into a yard or a median strip not to be found again until the plants are changed out? I'm sorry your wife a club but not sure it is fair to question the honesty of villagers.

[looneycat]

Originally Posted by alanmcdonald

I have all of my and my wife's clubs labeled with our name, address and telephone number. You will see ads for these labels in the back of Golf and Golf Digest magazines. I believe in the Villagers and fully expect that if we lose a club we will be contacted.

Cheap insurance.

I 'cheap out' and use the free labels the charities so love to send with a piece of clear packing tape over it.

[sunnyatlast]

Once again, ONE instance of a single LOST club is utilized to stereotype all villagers as being so cheap and such thieves that they would want a custom-shortened putter.

News flash: Everybody who golfs has a putter or two or three, and we don't have to steal to get somebody's quirky one. And villagers who don't golf are not interested.

[Greg Nelson]

I lost a pair of water work out gloves at Mulberry. They showed up a WEEK later..

[missypie]

Originally Posted by looneycat

I 'cheap out' and use the free labels the charities so love to send with a piece of clear packing tape over it.

Originally Posted by Villager Joyce

Aren't those public roads? Could one of the construction vehicles hit it and sent it flying into a yard or a median strip not to be found again until the plants are changed out? I'm sorry your wife a club but not sure it is fair to question the honesty of villagers.

Totally agree

[yabbadu]

Originally Posted by Villager Joyce

Aren't those public roads? Could one of the construction vehicles hit it and sent it flying into a yard or a median strip not to be found again until the plants are changed out? I'm sorry your wife a club but not sure it is fair to question the honesty of villagers.

Doubt any construction workers hit it on Sunday at 8:30 am!

[yabbadu]

Originally Posted by Challenger

More often than not , when other golfers find a club on the course and cant immediately identify the owner, they stick it in their cart or bag, and in many cases forget it. Later they turn it in somewhere. With the enourmous numbers of inexperienced golfers this happens much more frequently. Very few people want to"steal " the club. Check back at the course in a few days.Was your name and address , phone number, and email address on the club? Labels are available through the CCs and Golf Shops

Have been back to all of the places I listed everyday without success.

[yabbadu]

Originally Posted by Greg Nelson

I lost a pair of water work out gloves at Mulberry. They showed up a WEEK later..

Where?

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by yabbadu

Where?

I have seen three threads where the person who lost a club later recovered it but first came on here and called Villagers unethical. Go to search above and type in "lost club".


Not many need a shortened putter. I have played with the same putter for over twenty years.

[billethkid]

one rascal does not make Villager's disappointing.
Be disappointed in the one rascal Villager.