Golf Course & Community Liability: Who is Responsible When Balls Do Damage (TX)

Living near a golf course is a dream for those who love to play the popular sport. When the swing of a golf club sends a ball through a nearby window or into a car, questions of liability quickly arise. Someone must pay for the repairs and discovering who the responsibility belongs to isn’t easy. There are a variety of circumstances that contribute to finding fault and each case is different. Let’s take a closer look at how an errant golf ball can result in finger-pointing and a blame game that delays repairs and creates tension among HOA members.    Read the article……………………..

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