Q. What is the radius of a 1/2 acre circle?
Half acre nominally contains 21780 square feet. A circle with radius 83.26 feet has: diameter 166.53 feet, perimeter 523.16 feet, area 21780 square feet.
Q. What is the circumference of 1/2 acre?
590.32 feet
Q. What is the most profitable golf course in the world?
Shadow Creek Golf Course
Q. Why do rich people live on golf courses?
Simply put, rich people are attracted to golf because they can afford to overcome it’s many expensive barriers to entry: Equipment. Lessons/practice. Greens fees.
Q. How much does a house cost on Pebble Beach golf course?
Real Estate with these golf course and ocean views range dramatically in price depending on lot size, lot slope and the homes design and condition. Golf course and ocean view real estate here in Pebble Beach can range from $2,000,000 to over $15,000,000 for the right combination of home, lot and view.
Q. What are the disadvantages of building the golf course?
Impact of Golf Courses
| Advantages | Disadvantages |
|---|---|
| Attracts the higher-spending social groups | Golf clubs often portray an elitist and exclusive lifestyle |
| Helps conserve valuable fragments of coastal habitat from encroaching urbanisation and agriculture | Leads to an increase in road traffic |
Q. Should you buy a house on a golf course?
Buying A Home On A Golf Course Reduces Chances Of Having Bad Neighbors! This is an obvious benefit of buying a home on a golf course. While the chances of a bad neighbor are reduced, it’s still highly recommended that buyers considering the purchase of a golf course home still do their research on the neighborhood.
Q. Does homeowners insurance cover golf ball damage?
In most cases, the answer will be yes — this is an injury that happened on your property and your personal liability coverage will often cover this up to your coverage limits on your policy. However, some policies may have exclusions, so it is important to know what is covered and what might not be.
Q. Who is liable if a golf ball hits a car?
If a golf ball hits a car on a public road then whoever hit the ball is responsible for any damage they caused, and as they’re unlikely to be insured against that they’re personally liable to pay for it themselves.
Q. Am I liable if I hit a house with a golf ball?
The flip side of that coin is that homeowners should bear responsibility for golf ball damage since they assumed obvious risk by deciding to purchase a home near a golf course. Additionally, homeowner’s insurance may handle the damage. In some cases, homeowners have brought suit against golf courses and won.
Q. Is homeowners insurance more expensive if you live on a golf course?
Also, while it may seem more dangerous to live on a course, insurance companies don’t view golf courses as more dangerous or susceptible to accidents than any other type of home, so you shouldn’t have to pay a higher premium just because you live on a golf course.
Q. How do I protect my house from golf balls?
How to Protect Windows from Golf Balls (Top 5 Ways)
- Golf Ball Screen. There are companies on the market that sell a golf ball screen for your windows.
- Roll-Down Panels. If you want a less permanent solution than a specialty glass put in your window, the roll-down panel is a great choice.
- Plexiglas.
- Screen Enclosure.
- Netting.
Q. Can golf balls kill you?
Golf balls carry surprisingly little kinetic energy and compress on impact, ultimately making fatal golf ball accidents rare and unlikely. While there are many reports of fatal accidents on golf courses, a surprisingly low amount are from golf balls themselves. However, these fatalities do occur infrequently.
Q. Is golf ball hunting illegal?
There’s no simple answer, but the short answer is “no”, it is not illegal to hunt for golf balls, as long as you respect the owner of the course and don’t bother anyone while doing it.
