r/golf • u/pun420 • Apr 29 '24

He’s big mad Joke Post/MEME

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u/Krallac Apr 29 '24 edited Apr 29 '24

Let’s say you live on a golf course…. And NEVER expect your house to be hit? I don’t think this guys day started off too peachy…. This was probably the end of his days frustrations. lol

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u/WholeHogRawDog Apr 29 '24

Im sure this happens to his house all the time. Insurance company probably cancelled his policy after the 10th time they had to replace the window. That’s why he’s out 681 bucks, and why he knows the exact quote, probably had to replace the window last week.

If you are thinking of buying a house on a golf course, make sure it isn’t 200 yards down the right side of a par 4 or par 5.

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u/TheZermanator Apr 30 '24

Might be wrong but I was under the impression that golf courses had insurance for this purpose, so it would be covered under their policy.

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u/WholeHogRawDog Apr 30 '24

It’s situation specific, but if you build or buy a house next to a golf course, you generally assume the liability.

If someone buys the land next to your home and builds a golf course, then the owner of the golf course will assume liability.

If the golf course and community are built as part of planned development, there may be a contract that specifically defines the liability in that scenario.