if there exists a crosspost by the auto dealership.

The golf course will pay up.

my 2 cents.

"Norwood also shared a video of a country club employee calling the Ford dealer after the hole-in-one. A person at the store responded, “Oh, don’t tell me,” and the country club employee answered, “Unfortunately, it happened.” (from the article linked in the OP)

( sorry a little sleepy. can’t write a logical paragraph)

My prediction is Ford will suggest that dealer pay up. When I say suggest. I mean nice little dealership you have there. Be a shame if something happened to it.

a car dealership advertised a new vehicle on the lot for just x,000 “bananas” (somewhere btwn 3 and 7000 my memory tells me) on its sign board. A lady had a truck load of bananas delivered to the dealership and demanded the car. The dealership refused of course and the woman took them to court. She won! I was so impressed I can still see the photos of both the signboard and the truckload of bananas in the paper as I delivered it on my paper-route that day.

I’m guessing Austin Clagett has himself a new F150, either from the dealership or the golf course, or maybe 50-50 both.

oh well

that mused ever since.

Usually contracts are seen as agreements between two parties. However, there are unilateral contracts, such as an offer made to the public for a certain performance which renders a benefit. Most people are familiar with posters for a missing pet offering a reward for the person who finds and returns the pet to the owner. That is a unilateral contract and it is formed when the pet finder takes the pet to the owner -- the reward is due to the finder.

IMO, the CC and the dealership made an offer to the public, for certain performance, and if the performance was done, a certain benefit would be received. Conclusion: The golfer gets the truck.

"Hole-in-one on #10 gets you the keys to this F-150,” the country club said on Facebook. “Thanks to Jay Hodge Ford of Morrilton!”

was hit, and the golfer had to fight the tRUMP golf course to pay them their prize. He ended up settling and didn't really get the full prize as stated, ended up donating the proceeds to charity.

Everything djt touches is ruined. Everything djt claims that he'll do, is a lie. djt is a joke.

Is how this worked when I was a Mr. Goodwrench. Auto dealer trade magazines had multiple vendors.... I also recall one of the big players in this market stiffed a bunch of winners.
Sounds like a couple salesmen blowing smoke over cocktails - who missed it by thatmuch..