Owners of unprofitable golf courses are increasingly wanting to redevelop their golf courses as residential property, especially in areas where land for residential development is at a premium. Some golf courses are subject to recorded covenants that require the property to be used for recreational purposes and therefore prohibit such redevelopment. In Victorville West Limited Partnership vs. The Inverrary Association, a golf course owner unsuccessfully filed a suit against the homeowners association seeking to cancel this type of restrictive covenant on the grounds that the golf course was unprofitable.     Read the article………………..