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Bruce Katona

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Re: Homeowners sue over house getting hit -- thoughts
« Reply #25 on: April 30, 2022, 08:15:42 PM »
"Caveat Emptor" types the man who happened to put two balls in the back yard of one Mr. Ernie Els when he and the family lived at Lake Nona................and Mr. Els home was not in play.

Ryan Farrow

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Re: Homeowners sue over house getting hit -- thoughts
« Reply #26 on: April 30, 2022, 09:44:48 PM »
This was part of a golf community and the designer had clearly shown the lots and the golf course plan together on their own website.  Homeowners and golfers should not be responsible for a poorly planned development where the golfer could endanger the homeowners property. This is a pretty clear cut case in my opinion. A greedy developer pressures a golf architect to smash as much golf and as many homes onto a property as they possibly can. This crap has been going on for decades and equipment is only making it worse. Architects need to walk away from these projects but a developer will always find one to go along with their scheme. Shorter courses would solve some of these issues but I can't say that happens very often.

Kyle Harris

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Re: Homeowners sue over house getting hit -- thoughts
« Reply #27 on: May 01, 2022, 02:59:04 PM »
About time.


Golf requires enough acreage. It shouldn’t also require a buffer around it.


Take responsibility for your damage. Be a good neighbor.
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Constantly blamed by 8-handicaps for their 7 missed 12-footers each round.

Thank you for changing the font of your posts. It makes them easier to scroll past.