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Interval Rotation Explained
Ownership at The Diamond combines fixed annual weeks with rotating seasonal weeks. This system allows owners to plan consistent visits while sharing access to different seasons over time.
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Five weeks each year
Fixed golf-season weeks
Seasonal rotation weeks
Shared ownership scheduling
Long-term fairness
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Ownership at The Diamond uses a combination of fixed weeks and rotating seasonal weeks to organize annual cottage access.
This system allows owners to enjoy consistent visits during the golf season while also rotating through different off-season periods over time. The goal is to balance predictable scheduling with fair seasonal access across the ownership group.
This guide explains how the rotation system works.
Fixed Weeks
Each ownership interval includes two fixed weeks during the golf season, which runs from May through October.
These weeks occur ten weeks apart and remain the same each year, allowing owners to plan their visits well in advance. Because these weeks do not rotate, owners return to the cottage at the same time each year during the golf season.
Fixed weeks provide a stable anchor for ownership planning.
Rotating Weeks
In addition to the two fixed weeks, each interval includes three rotating weeks.
These rotating weeks occur in:
Winter
Spring
Fall
Unlike the fixed golf-season weeks, these periods rotate among the owners within the same cottage.
This rotation ensures that each owner experiences different seasonal periods over time rather than holding the same off-season weeks permanently.
Balanced Access Across the Seasons
The combination of fixed weeks and seasonal rotation allows owners to enjoy predictable visits while sharing seasonal access fairly among the ownership group.
- Two fixed golf-season weeks
- Three rotating off-season weeks
- Seasonal variety over time
- Predictable long-term scheduling
- Fair distribution among owners
This structure allows owners to plan visits consistently while maintaining a balanced system across the ownership group.
How Rotation Works
Each cottage has ten ownership intervals, meaning ten owners share the annual calendar.
The three off-season weeks rotate among these owners according to a predefined schedule. Over time, this rotation allows owners to experience different winter, spring, and fall periods.
Because the rotation occurs only within the same cottage ownership group, the schedule remains coordinated among the ten owners assigned to that property.
Why Rotation Is Used
Seasonal rotation helps distribute desirable dates fairly across the ownership group.
Without rotation, some owners might permanently hold the same off-season weeks while others would never experience different seasonal periods.
The rotation system ensures that all owners have opportunities to enjoy different parts of the year over time.
Planning Your Visits
Owners typically begin planning their visits around their two fixed golf-season weeks, which remain consistent each year.
The rotating weeks add additional opportunities to visit during quieter seasons, offering a different pace of cottage living throughout the year.
Many owners use these rotating weeks for shorter seasonal visits or flexible travel planning.
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A Fair and Predictable Ownership Schedule
The rotation system allows owners to return to the cottage consistently while also experiencing different seasons over time.
By combining fixed weeks with rotating seasonal access, the ownership structure supports long-term planning and balanced use of the property.
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