yep, it will be. Do the research friend.

There are currently 5 championship courses in Greece, only 2 of which are on the mainland. There are hundreds in Spain & Portugal, so I won't hold my breath waiting for your laughable claim to come true.

Back to the original posting on this thread, Ch 4 were looking for investors not agents.

i said do the research. Now go away.

Quod erat demonstrandum.

I think you are the one who needs to do research !.

what's with the attitude?. Read what i origionally posted. I'm talking about what is PLANNED for the area in the next few years. Not WHAT IS THERE NOW. We all know what is there now Einstein !! What will happen in golf tourism investment over the next few years is massive. Read what I posted properly before you open your mouth. Do the research about what is COMING. You might learn something. Now go away, I have no time for short sighted ignorant dickheads. Guess that's what seperates successful international property investors, from desperate others trying to flog 1 bedroom apartments in Bulgeria..lol !!

Touchy, Touchy !.

I did read what you posted, and whilst there may be plans to build a several new golf courses in Greece there is no way that in a "few years" it will become the most popular golf destination in the med. Deal in facts not wild speculation. Do you have any idea of how long it takes to plan and develop a golf course ?. Obviously not. As for "I bed apartmenrts in Bulgaria"- what's that all about ?. I wouldn't want property in Bulgaria if it was offered for free.

Anyway, Mr. 'Successful International Property Developer' as you are incapable of reasoned discussion without throwing a childish tantrum, I'll leave you to make your fortune in Greece, whilst I'm off to Spain to play golf.

Cant we have a double act with,pylos_investor,and Lysos,

pylos_investor, its your turn,

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