How can you tell when they want to get rid of your golf course?
They invite the rattlesnakes to play.
Real estate developers are working against zoning laws and deed restrictions to shut down unprofitable golf courses and develop the land for new homes.
February 13, 2015 at 10:00 AM
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How can you tell when they want to get rid of your golf course?
They invite the rattlesnakes to play.
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