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Letter to Nowata Golfers - Bad Golfers in Nowata Oklahoma!

The holes are all next to my air conditioner
Three hits close to the air conditioner
Look how it cracks the siding

another hole

Another hole next to the air conditioner

This one was really hit hard went clear thru the siding

Look at this - all this in about a week

You can see another dent on this side of the air conditioner - it could have been hit twice

Clearly a golf ball hit here - they make those nice little round dents

You can't miss them - this air conditioner is a heater and air conditioner costing about $1,000.00 and in 100 degree heat in Oklahoma, you can't do without one!
Letter to Nowata Golf Course:

June 21, 2009

Nowata Golf Club
Mr. Wayne Reeder
507 W Delaware Ave
Nowata, OK 74048-2554

Re: Golf Ball Damage

Dear Mr. Reeder:

This is to inform you that the golf ball damage to my property is completely unnecessary.

Nowata Golf Course is a very small course, if your golfers are unable to control their balls when they hit them, then they should take lessons or go to a driving range to improve their shooting ability.

My air conditioner has a big dent in the side of it from someones golf ball! If it goes out, I expect either them or your club to step forward and replace the unit with another of the same or higher value.

Nowata is a very small course and it is not necessary to take power shoots to see how far you can drive the ball.

Please, inform your golfers I will look to them for repairs for damages to my property. If they do not step forward, then I will expect the club to take appropriate steps to repair damages.

Amazing how inconsiderate your golfers are!

Sincerely,

Charlotte Coats

*I must say, the golf ball damage within the last couple of weeks, all seems to be in the area of my air conditioner - there are at least 3 to 4 new dents in the siding as well - if I were of a suspicious mind, I'd almost think that someone was using the air conditioner as golf ball target practice - I find it highly unusual that there would be so many new *divots* all in one location...hmmmm....not to mention my car is parked in the driveway in the front of the house, across the street from the golf course*


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