| Feature | Hunters Run | Indian Spring |
|---|---|---|
| Homes | 1,650 | 1,901 |
| Golf Courses | 3 (54 holes) | 1 (18 holes) |
| Membership Model | Mandatory equity | Optional |
| Initiation Fee | Historically $50K+ | Varies / none for non-golf |
| Monthly Club Dues | ~$800 (golf member) | $0 if non-member |
| Price Range | $100K–$1M+ | $200K–$500K |
| Housing Types | Condos, villas, estates | Condos, attached, SF |
| Built | 1979–2003 | 1981–1998 |
| Dining | Multiple venues, minimum | Club dining if member |
| Tennis | 16 Har-Tru courts | Courts available |
The Monthly Cost Gap
A non-golfer at Indian Spring pays community HOA only — no club dues, no initiation fee, no dining minimum. A non-golfer at Hunters Run still pays club dues (social membership) and may still face dining minimums. The gap for non-golfers: $400–$600+/month in favor of Indian Spring.
A serious golfer at Hunters Run gets 54 holes and three championship courses. A serious golfer at Indian Spring gets 18 holes. If you play 4–5 times per week and want course variety, Hunters Run delivers something Indian Spring cannot. If you play once a week, Indian Spring provides everything you need at a fraction of the cost.
The Decision Framework
Choose Hunters Run if: you golf 3+ times per week, want 54 holes of variety, value a private country club dining and social scene, and can absorb $1,500–$2,200+/month in carrying costs on top of your purchase price.
Choose Indian Spring if: you want the option to golf without the obligation to pay for it, prefer a simpler fee structure, golf occasionally rather than daily, or want to keep monthly costs under $1,200.
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