What is the name of your state?undefinedWhat is the name of your state?North Carolina.
I was playing golf with my 12 year-old son yesterday when he hooked a tee shot off the fairway and into the back of a house that is on the the fairway. No one was injured - thankfully - but the errant ball did cause some minor damage to the mullion of a door. It did not break any glass, but simply broke off about an 8" verticle piece of decorative plastic divider. Inspecting the damage, I noticed the door had areas that had been previously damaged by other impacts of balls. Wishing to do the right thing I gave the homeowner my name and contact information. However, after further thought and input from friends who are homeowners on golf course fairways, I am uncertain whether I have any legal or even moral obligation to repair the damage. Whichever the case, I still wish to do the right thing whatever that turns out to be. Thanks!
I was playing golf with my 12 year-old son yesterday when he hooked a tee shot off the fairway and into the back of a house that is on the the fairway. No one was injured - thankfully - but the errant ball did cause some minor damage to the mullion of a door. It did not break any glass, but simply broke off about an 8" verticle piece of decorative plastic divider. Inspecting the damage, I noticed the door had areas that had been previously damaged by other impacts of balls. Wishing to do the right thing I gave the homeowner my name and contact information. However, after further thought and input from friends who are homeowners on golf course fairways, I am uncertain whether I have any legal or even moral obligation to repair the damage. Whichever the case, I still wish to do the right thing whatever that turns out to be. Thanks!