Reply #1: it's happening all over the state [View All]

[seventythree]

(downstate, at least) country clubs are in trouble because middle management is disappearing, driving down membership, and the ones who started them are dying off. Kind of bugs me however, that an expensive, exclusive club can declare bankruptcy. Meanwhile, in the South as the wealthy retirees head there, country/golf clubs seem to be thriving. I can hardly believe what they are costing. An equity share in the southern clubs, like around Naples, can run 150,000 to 250,000.