The main disadvantage to bundled golf is tee time pressure in the Peak Season. Traditionally, private golf clubs have memberships in the 300 member range and members are able to golf nearly every day if they desired.
Bundled golf communities average 800 memberships for 18 holes. There are more members in residence during the season than available tee times. As such bundled clubs use a system called Chelsea to allocate tee times to its members. Each club tweaks how Chelsea allocate tee times, along these lines:
Each time a member plays, they get a point.
If a member plays with a guest, then they receive a point for each guest.
The more points accumulated, the lower the tee time request priority.
Point roll off after a certain time period.