The Bad Part About Golf Course Living

So if you’re like most Boomers, your future retirement community probably will have a golf course, and many of you will shell out thousands in lot premiums to buy a home that is actually on the golf course. That would be perfect right? Maybe not all the time.

There’s a post on the Zillow blog that highlights some of the drawbacks of living on the golf course. Among them are colorful language (especially on Men’s day) and the possibility of broken windows (especially if I’m around).

Just some things to keep in mind when you’re looking for a home on the golf course. I’ve lived on the golf course a couple times, and a drive hitting the roof at 7:30 Saturday morning will definitely wake you up and jolt the senses.

So what about you? Do you plan on buying a home on the golf course, or possibly live on one now?