| Why me? Why this blog? |
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This blog was conceived and is superintended by me , Larry Gavrich, a former
corporate communications executive who took early retirement (at age 54) to
found HomeOnTheCourse, an advisory
service for baby boomers and others seeking a lifestyle that includes golf. My
wife Connie and I own a home in Connecticut (not on a golf course) and a condo
at Pawleys Plantation in Pawleys Island, SC, on a Jack Nicklaus layout. We
began our search for our home on the course a good dozen years ago, and the
peculiarities of the search inspired me to research golf communities and write reviews of golf courses. If you are looking for a dream home on a course, I am happy to help, without cost or obligation. In the course of the last four years, I have visited more than 100 golf course communities and private golf clubs, spoken with developers, real estate agents, golf professionals and local residents. I have been fortunate to visit and play rounds at such terrific communities as Ford Plantation, Haig Point, The Cliffs Communities, Champion Hills, Mountain Air, Bald Head Island and many, many others. On this site, I post reviews of communities I visit, along with my observations and advice for those seeking a retirement home, a second home or an investment in property adjacent to or near a golf course. When I can't help myself, I post comments on issues only slightly related to golf, or maybe not at all, to try to stimulate animated discussions and feedback. I get my biggest charge from helping people find their home on the course, in places like Ocean Ridge Plantation in North Carolina, The Landings near Savannah, GA, and Governor's Club in Chapel Hill, NC. My experience and prior research helped match their criteria with a few golf communities that seemed suited to them...even before they visited. This is a service I offer to my readers without cost or obligation. (I am paid a referral fee by real estate agents who also do not charge my customers a fee.) I look forward to your participation here at Golf Community Reviews. I learn something every time I have a conversation about a golf course and golf community, and I enjoy sharing what I have learned. I encourage you to contact me if you have a question or a comment or need advice about searching for a golf course home. My email address is This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
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