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Management has changed a few times through the years, but I've felt that they've been consistently friendly and easy to work with. I've been living in Post Briarcliff too long to even want to admit here, and as such, I think that makes me a good candidate for review! In all the years I've been at this complex, I have only had the best service and speak very highly about the community. THANK YOU in advance for your help and insight! If you have photos you can share, those would also be much appreciated. We would appreciate any other information you can provide.

Bugs (We know that there are bugs everywhere but it seems some apartment communities have worse infestations than others.) Parking convenience (None of these communities have assigned parking and we were wondering if parking becomes difficult during peak hours.) Gables admits there is no concrete between floors.) Sound insulation (Calibre Woods and Post claim there is poured concrete between floors but some Post reviews say sound insulation is still poor. We read but it seems like the reviews on the website are a little extreme (mostly from angry residents). However, we would like to get inside information from current and recent residents. Those are our top three choices right now. Hovland still had the best part of seven feet left but kept his composure to win on the PGA Tour for the fourth time and pick up the $3.6 million first prize, ironically more than 60 per cent of Nicklaus' career earnings.Anyone currently living (or recently lived) at any of the following apartment communities? McCarthy, who had produced a putting masterclass to take and then keep the lead, could only watch as his putt to win slipped agonisingly by the right lip, and worse was to come when the pair went back to 18, as his par putt caught a chunk of the left edge but remained above ground. Four putts in his first four holes kept him within touch before he recovered from three bogeys in a five-hole stretch around the turn.Ī birdie at the par-5 15th got him to one-under for the day and within two of McCarthy but better was to come on 17 when he curled in a 30-footer for the only gain of the day on the penultimate hole.Ĭonsolidation was the name of the game on 18 after a poor drive, and it was his once comedic chipping that came to his rescue, as the Norwegian nudged a delicate shot down to five feet and converted to set the target for McCarthy to beat. In the end, McIlroy limped home with a three-over 75 that left him four shots out of the playoff.Īs for Hovland, it was his short game rather than his much revered tee-to-green prowess that proved decisive. His inconsistency with a wedge in hand was once again apparent as he bogeyed the two front-nine par-5s, before three dropped shots in a row from the 12th put paid to his hopes of a 24th PGA Tour title. Sunday in Ohio started with such promise for the Northern Irishman after a stunning hole-out for birdie on the fourth, but featured far too many rookie errors for a player of his calibre. Three players led heading into the final round, including Rory McIlroy, but none of them had a bearing on the outcome coming down the stretch. It was another close call for the tee-to-green king who ranked dead last on the greens. Not even a cold putter could halt his charge as he raced to the turn in three-under, before adding further birdies at 11, 15 and 16.Ī bogey at 17 left him needing to make his first putt of the week longer than 10 feet to finish at seven-under but he was unable to convert.

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The day was full of ups and downs, and started with World No. It's a little bit surreal but obviously playing Jack's course and winning it, and for him to be able to see it, he shook my hand and gave me a few words of encouragement, which was pretty awesome.' 'I didn’t feel I hit it my best this week but I just played smart and really relied on my short game. It feels even better after a few close calls the last few months.

'I’ve just been trying to stay within myself and play my own game.

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The Norwegian fired a final-round 70 for a seven-under total to eclipse the clubhouse target set by a storming Scottie Scheffler, before McCarthy missed a par putt in regulation to seal the deal.Ī poor drive at the first playoff hole led to another bogey for McCarthy and paved the way for Hovland, who converted from seven feet to pick up a long overdue victory after a series of recent near-misses. Viktor Hovland beat Denny McCarthy at the first playoff hole to win the Memorial Tournament and clinch his fourth PGA Tour title on a day of dramatic action at Jack Nicklaus' Muirfield Village Golf Club.

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