Massachusetts

According to the article, the solution to the problem seemed pretty easily implemented, and yet the management of the course evidently blew off the homeowners until the suit was filed. And having a golf ball blast through your bedroom window, showering a child with glass, is hardly what I'd call a benefit.

And buying the house at market value would do nothing to compensate this family for the unnecessary abuse they suffered. Not to mention, I imagine the value of the house has been much depreciated by having such shitty neighbors.

As for "well-tended landscape"--please. You mean the near constant drone of leaf blowers, weed whackers, riding mowers, not to mention the petrochemical-based fertilizers used to keep those ecological dead zones so pretty and "green?" No wonder Trump loves his courses so much, they're loud, expensive, exclusive, and damaging to the environment. What's not to love?

I'm sure the judgment will be reduced on appeal, they often are. But I'm glad to see loutish behavior get its proper come-back.