Developer Must Restore Golf Course
Facts: A homeowner association sued the developer of the community to require it to restore the community's golf course. The community was marketed to prospective purchasers as a golf course community. The presence of the golf course was essential to the members' decisions to purchase, and the golf course enhanced the value of their property. After a problem with the irrigation system, the grass died, and the golf course was closed.
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