[Indy-Guy]

I found a putter on the cart path not far form my home and after getting home I called the lady whose name was on the putter. She told me that she did not lose her putter and was very short with me. I told her that I have been looking at an Odyssey just like this one and would be happy to be the new owner of it. She said hold on a second and went and looked at her golf bag which had the putter missing. Her tone of voice and attitude did change at that point.

She was very happy to get her putter back.

[shcisamax]

yeah he did.......but no.

[KeepingItReal]

....

[Villager Dude]

I am disappointed in the loss of clubs both out of bags and on golf courses. As a soon to be resident ( November 3rd ) I hate to know I have to look over my shoulder and bolt down my clubs at times. I am very excited to be a Villager and get into the lifestyle but disappointed in this.

I will admit I have been surprised how people have left everthing wide open in their carts.

Amelia Soon

[duffysmom]

It's unrealistic to think that expensive clubs wouldn't be a target. We've had many examples of outsiders cruising the parking lots and cherry picking clubs from carts. Pawn shops in the surrounding areas have had Villagers' clubs pawned and the only way they got them back was to pay for them.

People who steal are ignorant of karma.

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by Donna Temple

People who steal are ignorant of karma.

And

of the Sumter County Sheriff.

[Matt and Gail]

Originally Posted by shcisamax

As much as it pains me to say this because we think The Village People as a whole are just wonderful, apparently there is someone who liked my husband's putter and decided to put it in their collection. Very disappointing. While he and his buddy were in having breakfast, someone took it. I had heard something about this through the grapevine but dismissed it as unfounded gossip. Oh well, guess not.

There is a found putter posted at the Hadley Postal Station with phone number. Note says its a Ping?

Matt