District Court of Appeal of Florida September 23, 1981, No. 81-47 (Golf Host South, Inc. v. Dunbar)

PER CURIAM.

We believe that the court properly limited the general public’s use of the golf course facilities at Innisbrook. Appellant’s contention that the court had no standing to interfere with the internal affairs of a voluntary association is without merit because contractual rights were involved, and the golf club is controlled by appellant, which is a for-profit corporation.