While You Wait on Your Claim, Tower Hill Builds a Golf Course

A few nights ago, I read something that stopped me cold.

Tower Hill Insurance—yes, the same company many of you are fighting for fair claims—is building a private golf course near its new corporate headquarters in Alachua. Eighteen holes, spread across 200 acres. Not for the public. Not for the community. Just for Tower Hill employees, affiliates, and their guests.

If you've been waiting for weeks—or months—just to hear back from your insurance adjuster, this might hit a nerve. It hit one for me.

A Different Set of Priorities

Here’s what I know: every day, I speak to Florida property owners who are tired. Tired of being stonewalled. Tired of being lowballed. Tired of feeling like they’re being treated as a number rather than someone who just wants their home and life back.

And while you’ve been dealing with tarps on your roof or mold creeping into your walls, Tower Hill is planning sand traps and tee times.

Think about that for a second.

They’ve got time for manicured fairways—but you can’t even get a fair shake.

This Isn’t About Golf

I want to be clear—this isn’t about golf. I love golf and am an avid player. It’s about what it represents. The resources, the energy, the vision that’s going into this course... it could just as easily be going into customer service improvements. Faster claims handling. Better communication. Real transparency.

Instead, Tower Hill is investing in exclusivity—a private getaway for the people on the inside.

Meanwhile, you're stuck calling, emailing, waiting.

You Deserve Better

That’s where I come in. I help people like you—Florida homeowners who've been left in the lurch after a loss. Whether it's hurricane damage, fire, flooding, or a burst pipe, I know how the process works, and I know how insurance companies work.

I fight to make sure your claim isn’t just seen—but paid fairly and fully.

Because while they’re spending time on the back nine, you’ve got real problems. And I don’t think you should face them alone.

Why This Golf Course Matters

You might be wondering why I’m even talking about this course. Here’s why:

It’s a signal.

It tells us where the money is going. It tells us where their focus is. It tells us what they value.

And it’s not you.

They can afford to build a private golf course. You can’t even get a straight answer.

That’s a problem.

Site plan for Tower Hill private golf club

If You’ve Been Struggling With a Claim...

Maybe you’ve already been denied.Maybe you’re stuck in limbo.Maybe you accepted a check, but it wasn’t nearly enough.

Whatever stage you’re at, you don’t have to handle it on your own. I’ve helped countless Florida homeowners fight back and get what they were really owed—and I can do the same for you.

Because while they’re building clubhouses, I’m building cases. And I don’t stop until my clients get justice.