Originally Posted by alwann (Post 2096359)

You'd better have good health insurance. Walking many of the execs., especially in the summer, is an invitation for a heart attack or heat stroke. The execs are not routed with older golfer in mind. Walk the championship courses? Maybe if you're a tri-athlete. I wonder if this was poor course design or marketing strategy.

Originally Posted by Boomer (Post 2096851)

So you are disagreeing with someone about the cost of golf — that is your prerogative.

But to use a tragic disease as a tool of mockery is beyond thoughtless. The smug, cold, calculating allusion to the statement from the Alzheimer’s Association is an attempt to be funny, I guess. But not only is it obnoxious, it is cruel. Many here probably know someone who is saying, “The Long Goodbye.” There is nothing funny about it.

Then a bunch of posters line up underneath the post to say, “Thank you.” ???

A line has been crossed. That was not wit. That was completely out of bounds.

Boomer

Originally Posted by Boomer (Post 2096851)

So you are disagreeing with someone about the cost of golf — that is your prerogative.

But to use a tragic disease as a tool of mockery is beyond thoughtless. The smug, cold, calculating allusion to the statement from the Alzheimer’s Association is an attempt to be funny, I guess. But not only is it obnoxious, it is cruel. Many here probably know someone who is saying, “The Long Goodbye.” There is nothing funny about it.

Then a bunch of posters line up underneath the post to say, “Thank you.” ???

A line has been crossed. That was not wit. That was completely out of bounds.

Boomer

Originally Posted by Villages Kahuna (Post 2096283)

After paying the required Amenity Fee, add the Trail Fees of about $144 a year and the free golf ain’t so free. If you play two rounds every weekend the “free golf” costs you almost $24 per round on the Executive courses.

Originally Posted by Dirtracer49 (Post 2096888)

That is really impressive. Average over 3 rounds per day, every day for a year!
Please share your secret to getting those tee times.

Originally Posted by Two Bills (Post 2097002)

Wife and I played with a chap who played up to four times a day.
Play as a single, and the starters can fit you into groups not a foursome.

Originally Posted by MyTooR83 (Post 2097041)

All residents that pay taxes and fees have a right to complain. It is a nice place to live. However, nothing is free here. We pay for the Executive Courses in the amenity fees and now an added trail fee. They all add up to more money out of my pocket.

Originally Posted by DaleDivine (Post 2096829)

SOOOOO, in 2020 I played over 1200 rounds of golf on execs and championships, this would make me WAY AHEAD of the round costs...
Woooohoooo
:clap2::clap2:

Originally Posted by MyTooR83 (Post 2097041)

All residents that pay taxes and fees have a right to complain. It is a nice place to live. However, nothing is free here. We pay for the Executive Courses in the amenity fees and now an added trail fee. They all add up to more money out of my pocket.

Originally Posted by Papa_lecki (Post 2097043)

Easy to get on as a single. Many groups are not always divisible by 4.

Originally Posted by MyTooR83 (Post 2097041)

All residents that pay taxes and fees have a right to complain. It is a nice place to live. However, nothing is free here. We pay for the Executive Courses in the amenity fees and now an added trail fee. They all add up to more money out of my pocket.

Originally Posted by MyTooR83 (Post 2097041)

All residents that pay taxes and fees have a right to complain. It is a nice place to live. However, nothing is free here. We pay for the Executive Courses in the amenity fees and now an added trail fee. They all add up to more money out of my pocket.

Originally Posted by Papa_lecki (Post 2097043)

Easy to get on as a single. Many groups are not always divisible by 4.

Originally Posted by Two Bills (Post 2097159)

I think that's what I said!
What divisible by four means:shrug: