That is all part of the maturation process. There are some great golf properties in the county. Many golfers won't tolerate the maturity phase Riverwalk must go through. The management has responded to rumblings about the price structure with a permanent resident rate, good for all golfers living in the county. Perry knows that the course, and how it plays, always will be the bottom line.
Golfers come out to play golf.
Even with our excellent service and amenities, ultimately you are judged by your product. Golfers don't come here to eat. If you cannot provide a good product, you aren't going to get the golfers. Perry realizes that while the course will get better with age, his strongest marketing point, location, will only get stronger. This is a pretty unique situation to have a new course this close to Downtown.