Originally Posted by rubicon (Post 678321)

I was not aware that De La Vista was resident owned? Is that also true of other executive courses? If so then who does the bidding for contracts for the maintenance people? In other words how is it that the Developer's Maintnance Company works this course along with all the other remaining executive courses? How is/are this course(s) funded, excluding the amenity fees? Why then are there not golfing fees applying? Executive courses collect money from people who have not paid trail fees, rent hand golf carts and guests pay hefty fees. Where does that money go? Who is in charge of those fees? And how is it spent?............................................ ..........................

Wow this opens up a whole lot of discussion, if true

Originally Posted by drcar (Post 678134)

Good question, BUT I leave those questions and answers to the golf course professionals. They know what they are doing, we for the most part only think we do.

Originally Posted by kimball (Post 678465)

Based on the regular fair to poor conditions of Courses in the Villages, I would suggest that your comment is subject to conjecture. Some of them don't even know the rules of golf.

Originally Posted by rubicon (Post 678444)

Appreciate the response. I need to find out how this fact escaped me.????????? If it is true then why do the golf pros at ech course have administrative responsibility for the executive courses in and around the host championship course?