Wilderness Club in Montana Launches Founders Program
Golf course and recreational property in Montana announces limited time offer.
- (1888PressRelease) May 10, 2012 - Eureka, Montana - Wilderness Club Managing Partner, Barry Ehlert announced today that the golf course and recreational property in Montana has launched its exclusive Founders Program.
"We are very excited to offer this unique and exclusive opportunity," commented Ehlert. "There is no other vacation real estate experience quite like the one at Wilderness Club, and this is the perfect opportunity for people to 'get in on the ground floor,' so to speak."
During the pre-grand opening period, Wilderness Club is offering a limited selection of the most desirable homesites for purchase, which will come with exclusive benefits not available to anyone else. These benefits include discounts on purchase price, waived golf membership fees for 10 years, waived initiation fees and 30 nights of accommodations at the onsite Wilderness Club lodge.
"Becoming a founder allows one the privileged opportunity to be part of the Wilderness Club family. The perks and benefits involved are truly phenomenal. We look forward to building this community together and making it the number one vacation real estate venture in Montana," concluded Ehlert.
About The Wilderness Club
The Wilderness Club is the perfect getaway, offering affordable real estate in Montana where you can stay and play a round of golf at the highly- acclaimed Nick Faldo Championship Golf course. If golf isn't on your agenda for the day, you can explore the natural amenities nearby: fishing, swimming, and canoeing on Lake Koocanusa, or hiking in the surrounding Ponderosa Pines. Afterwards, you can head back to your custom built cabin that has panoramic views of the Purcell Mountains in Montana and is just a short walk from the first tee.
Contact Us: Wilderness Club | 406.889.6501 | Eureka, MT | www.thewildernessclub.com
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