Probably just wearing the clothes that were available to them, clothes from the golf shop. We do wear sweaters in Georgia...it gets chilly here in the winter.

 

Yeah, I noticed that too, seems like a continuity error.

 

Haha. I didn't even think of that. Maybe they were playing 18 when the ZA broke out and never left? More likely, the production people got carried away with the concept.

The whole place was kind of mysterious. Like you said above, I'm glad it was obscure too. I've been curious about this country club since I read they had rented it out for a month. I really thought the set department did a fantastic job dressing up the location.

 

Ha! Total dorks. Yeah, I remember those pictures and I think I remember who was filming there but you never know. I didn't join until filming was over. It will be fun to speculate once Season 5 gets rollings. I'm sure I'll be totally wrong. I was certain the country club would have a bigger role then it ended up having.

 

Well, one of them said Liar, and they had their head cut off. Right before The Gov decapitated Hershel he said "Liar".

 

What would be the point of that? Its not like the poor staff could use the Rich staffs credit cards.

 

They were fighting over the resources at the country club and/or it's use as a safe haven.

 

Am sure this was repeated countless times in the early days people killed many more other people than zombies did.

 

I wouldn't think a country club would have that huge of a staff. Probably around 10 in the grounds department and maybe 30 in the Club house?

 

LOL I originally thought they all went there later because they knew it was more secluded and well stocked? But that doesn't explain the old golfer zombie. Unless rich people MUST play a round of golf a day no matter what. Like the preacher in Caddy Shack. haha.

I'm at that Club House part right now. The one Beth stabbed in the head was in golf cloths too.

 

I didn't know what to make of it, the dog drop or dog trot or whatever that message was on the wall, for some reason, I had a feeling it has to do with that crew at Rick's house- that looked like something that was done on purpose to appear at a later date.

 

I don't know if TWD would get this deep but... Could it all have been a metaphor for the distance between Daryl and Beth?

Beth was well off before, like the "rich bitch". She puts on those clothes and sympathizes with that corpse, wanting to take her down. In a sense, she is the "rich bitch".

Daryl was poor like the staff. He thinks the "rich bitch" should stay hanging, he gets Beth's new clothes dirty, AND he throws darts at pictures of old, rich white guys. He is, in a sense, the one who killed the "rich bitch". Maybe he is slowly realizing this before they start drinking and then, bam! The alcohol makes him show his true colors.

The people there couldn't reconcile their differences, and ended up killing each other. Daryl and Beth get in a fight, but are eventually coming to terms.

 

Interesting. Could be? I think it clearly highlighted the different worlds they came from.

 

Nice one. Stick around and post more.

 

Good point, I didn't think of that.

Bill Fin' Murray didn't let the ZA stop him from golfing.

 

yes and the Dog Trot is another example of this - it connects the two parts (classes) of the country club -
the club part and the servants part, and would clearly be used only by the servants (the dogs I suppose)