When the Tenczars purchased their four-bedroom home in 2017, they had no idea that their dream home would become a nightmare. The Tenczars live on a golf course, and the golf course next to their home has been sending errant golf balls into their yard. The Tenczars have had eight broken windows, damage to their siding and deck, and are not allowing their children to play in the yard for fear of being hit.
The Tenczars are now suing the golf club that owns the golf course for the damage caused by the golf balls. The Tenczars are seeking compensation for the damage to their home, as well as punitive damages for the emotional distress caused by the golf balls.
The Tenczars are not the only ones who have experienced this issue. Many people who live on golf courses have had similar experiences. In fact, there have been numerous lawsuits filed against golf courses for errant golf balls.
The Tenczars’ lawsuit is unique in that they are seeking punitive damages for the emotional distress caused by the golf balls. The Tenczars argue that the golf course should have taken steps to prevent the golf balls from entering their yard. They argue that the golf course should have installed netting or other barriers to prevent the golf balls from entering their yard.
The Tenczars’ lawsuit is also unique in that they are seeking compensation for the damage to their home. The Tenczars argue that the golf course should have taken steps to prevent the golf balls from entering their yard. They argue that the golf course should have installed netting or other barriers to prevent the golf balls from entering their yard.
The Tenczars’ lawsuit is an important one, as it could set a precedent for other homeowners who live on golf courses. If the Tenczars are successful in their lawsuit, it could open the door for other homeowners to seek compensation for the damage caused by errant golf balls.
Golf Course Defense
The golf course is likely to defend itself in the Tenczars’ lawsuit. The golf course may argue that it is impossible to prevent every single errant golf ball from entering a yard on the course. The golf course may also argue that it is not responsible for the damage caused by the golf balls, as it is a matter of “unavoidable risk”.
The golf course may also argue that the Tenczars should have taken steps to protect their property from errant golf balls. The golf course may argue that the Tenczars should have installed netting or other barriers to prevent the golf balls from entering their yard.
Court Ruling
The Tenczars’ lawsuit is still pending in court, and the outcome is uncertain. It is possible that the court will rule in favor of the Tenczars, or that it will rule in favor of the golf course.
No matter the outcome, the Tenczars’ lawsuit is an important one. It is an important reminder to golf courses that they should take steps to protect homeowners from errant golf balls. It is also an important reminder to homeowners who live on golf courses that they should take steps to protect their property from errant golf balls.
Safety Measures
Golf courses should take steps to protect homeowners who live on the course from errant golf balls. Golf courses should install netting or other barriers to prevent golf balls from entering yards. Golf courses should also provide homeowners with information about how to protect their property from errant golf balls.
Homeowners who live on golf courses should also take steps to protect their property from errant golf balls. Homeowners should install netting or other barriers to prevent golf balls from entering their yard. Homeowners should also be aware of the risks of living on a golf course and take steps to protect themselves and their property.
No matter the outcome of the Tenczars’ lawsuit, it is an important reminder that golf courses should take steps to protect homeowners who live on the course, and that homeowners should take steps to protect their property from errant golf balls. The Tenczars’ lawsuit is an important reminder of the risks associated with living on a golf course, and the importance of taking steps to protect one’s property.
By bringing attention to this issue and advocating for better safety measures, the Tenczars have done a great service to homeowners who live on golf courses. As more and more people move into homes near golf courses, it is important that golf courses take steps to protect homeowners from errant golf balls, and that homeowners take steps to protect their property.
It is hoped that the Tenczars