[mlmarr]

Where are you playing free golf in the villages, we all pay a trail fee every year to play ... for executive courses and extra $$$ for championship courses.. Be happy where you landed .. life is short.

[Mrprez]

Originally Posted by mlmarr

Where are you playing free golf in the villages, we all pay a trail fee every year to play ... for executive courses and extra $$$ for championship courses.. Be happy where you landed .. life is short.

Some people walk. No trail fees.

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by dewilson58

If not attached, assume the OP, but there are plenty of rants if that does not work for you.

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by kansasr

Based upon a current "who owns what" map, the center is just about where The Village Grown site is near Rohan.

Which abuts on the southern part of Osceola Hills...

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by tophcfa

Interesting, the map shows 6 miniature golf courses and no more 27 hole Championship Country Clubs.

You neglected to mention the 3 new Executive Courses and the 3 new 18 hole Championship courses...

[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by JMintzer

You neglected to mention the 3 new Executive Courses and the 3 new 18 hole Championship courses...

A half a glass is a half a glass no matter how you look at it. Not positivity, not negativity, just reality.

😔

[Altavia]

Originally Posted by tophcfa

The “someone” referred to in the above post is completely clueless!

Really?

https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo...90-post51.html

Here are the 4 areas with updated site counts,

N of 466 has 1690 homesites per exec course (21,975 homesites,13 courses),

S of 466 1440 (23054 sites, 16 courses), S of 466A 2014(14103 sites, 7 courses) and

S of 44 1976 (11858 sites, 6 courses).

Reminder that In S of 44, District 13 has 5658 homesites that are not near fully built so that number is inclusive of all the open areas coming this year.

Plus these:

https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo...97-post52.html

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by fredoberer

"Hacienda Hills Country Club" should be renamed "Hacienda Hills Golf CLub"

Some say the CC's in TV are not Country Clubs.

Does the name really matter that much to bring you out of ToTV starting blocks???

[SHIBUMI]

Golf Club= no food. Country Club=Dining. just that simple

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by Rich Iwaszko

Golf Club= no food. Country Club=Dining. just that simple

Not that simple.

What is in a country club?
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A "country club" is a social and recreational facility that sells memberships and offers its members access to its facilities. Those facilities typically include a golf course, perhaps tennis and swim facilities, and dining. A country club usually offers social activities for its members.Jun 21, 2019

[HoosierPa]

Originally Posted by tophcfa

And this is just being figured out now? There is as much golf now in the little area that makes up the Nancy Lopez area, including 27 holes of Championship golf and four nice Executives (and they are building a miniature golf course at the new First Responders Rec area), than there is in the entire area south of 44. Bottom line, the north area is a retirement golfing community, the new southern area is a retirement community that happens to have a little golf available. Did ya notice in the golf magazine included in the daily sun a couple days ago that Southern Oaks is called a Golf Club, and the other 12 Championship courses are called Country Clubs? As far a golf goes, the new business model has changed significantly.

We like the changes which is why we moved south

[HoosierPa]

Originally Posted by Sanford Epstein

Lots of other great stuff south they don’t have up north though

[HoosierPa]

Originally Posted by 36Aday

We would not buy anything south of 466A. There is a great difference in the proximity of amenities. North of 466A you have access to all 3 squares, every championship course, 100s of holes of executive courses, pools and rec centers galore and plenty of shopping. ALL AVAILABLE BY GOLF CART!

We would not buy anything north of 466a

[Papa_lecki]

Originally Posted by Rich Iwaszko

Golf Club= no food. Country Club=Dining. just that simple

Not really - one of the best golf course in the country, has an amazing food and beverage offering - Merion GOLF Club

Another pretty good course, with food and beverage, is Pine Valley GOLF Club.

And I’ve heard Augusta National GOLF Club is a pretty nice place.

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by Rich Iwaszko

Golf Club= no food. Country Club=Dining. just that simple

I used to belong to a TPC "Golf Club"... No pool or tennis, but multiple dining options (from a very nice grill to sit down fine dining). Multiple monthly "social events"...