Affordable Golf Communities

[Joe Navy]

I will retire from the Navy next year, and brainstorming ideas for my post-Navy life. While researching golf communities, it seems most either cater to the wealthy (million dollar homes) or 55 and over crowd. So, what's out there for a couple in their 40's, with no kids, that want to live in an exclusive community on a craft beer budget?


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[davebergeron59]

What part of the country are you looking to live in? I might consider the Pinehurst area.

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[Wake]

I will retire from the Navy next year, and brainstorming ideas for my post-Navy life. While researching golf communities, it seems most either cater to the wealthy (million dollar homes) or 55 and over crowd. So, what's out there for a couple in their 40's, with no kids, that want to live in an exclusive community on a craft beer budget?


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Down here in Florida there are golf communities for all types, from courses surrounded by manufactured homes, to the multi million homes you spoke of. It all just depends on what you want

 

[Joe Navy]

Affordable Golf Communities

What part of the country are you looking to live in? I might consider the Pinehurst area.

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Leaning more toward west coast, or west of the Mississippi, but will consider all options.



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[Uzumati]

Affordable Golf Communities

National Village in Auburn Alabama has houses from the 270s - 500s surrounded by RTJ Grand National. Cost of living is cheap and you can join the RTJ Trail for 140/month and play any of the courses on the trail for just a cart fee. There is also Timberline near Birmingham but cost is a tad bit more and you only get one course.

As a bonus Alabama does not tax military retirement, many many military retirees come here