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Not too long ago, golf-course living was reserved for retired executives who spent their days on the links and their evenings sitting around the pool with cocktails and friends. Not any more. Now everyone from young professional couples to active families to empty nesters has discovered the value of purchasing real estate in private golf communities across the country. Whether they’re being used as primary residences or vacation homes, these properties provide a level of luxury not usually available in traditional neighborhoods. The amenities are plentiful, the golf enjoyable and the environment conducive to socializing and having fun for people at any stage of life, not just retirement. Better yet, property appreciation is exceptional and "move up" opportunities are often available within the golf community. In addition, golf communities offer different types of properties: homesites, existing homes, new houses and condos. In the following stories, four homeowners in different parts of the country and at different points in their lives share their experiences and explain their purchases. Although they may have different backgrounds, they share a desire to experience the best that these properties offer. A Fresh Start Growth Potential View From The Top Weekend Getaway

Not too long ago, golf-course living was reserved for retired executives who spent their days on the links and their evenings sitting around the pool with cocktails and friends. Not any more. Now everyone from young professional couples to active families to empty nesters has discovered the value of purchasing real estate in private golf communities across the country.

Whether they’re being used as primary residences or vacation homes, these properties provide a level of luxury not usually available in traditional neighborhoods. The amenities are plentiful, the golf enjoyable and the environment conducive to socializing and having fun for people at any stage of life, not just retirement. Better yet, property appreciation is exceptional and "move up" opportunities are often available within the golf community.

In addition, golf communities offer different types of properties: homesites, existing homes, new houses and condos. In the following stories, four homeowners in different parts of the country and at different points in their lives share their experiences and explain their purchases. Although they may have different backgrounds, they share a desire to experience the best that these properties offer.