Title: | Welcome to the Golf Notes Conference! |
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Moderator: | FUNYET::ANDERSON |
Created: | Tue Feb 15 1994 |
Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
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Here in the land of 12 month golf and ever escalating green fees a new ray of light appeared. With the advent of winter and the annual influx of tourists and snowbirds and $40-$60 green fees a new, reasonably priced course opened up Saturday giving hope to those of us accustomed to a lot less golf until May 1st. I don't have the full story yet but I have heard that it is a county course and therefore charging us taxpaying golfers way less than semi-private (semi-public) courses. The fees are only $9.00 for nine and $15.00 for 18. Carts are $16.00 but the course is fairly flat so walking shouldn't be too much of a problem. This may not seem to be too much good news to those living in the winter-belt but to those of us out here it is a godsend. All these high priced courses out here just bleed the public for all they can and those that support the high priced courses in the summer get left out when the weather turns cool. (Summer fees are about one-half the winter rates and there are all sorts of coupon deals in the summer.) Now it remains to be seen if this new course takes the load off the other inexpensive courses and makes tee times more readily available. Harold
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813.1 | Natives opinion! | CSG001::BRAULT | Mon Dec 18 1989 09:54 | 22 | |
Harold, The price one pays for living in the Sun Belt! Summer time golf here in Mass. runs me about $30 on a weekend and if you add a cart your into the $40 range. The price of golf in going up everywhere. However, I would enjoy your problem right now, the month of Dec. in New England has been 13 degrees below normal, NO golf here! Anyway, I am scheduled to be in Phoenix in Feb. I have been to Tuscon, Ventana Canyon and I was in Phoenix in Oct. golf courses are plentiful. Can you shared some of your first hand knowledge on the Courses in Phoenix/Scottsdale area? I have read special issues in Golf Digest, read marketing lit. while in Az. What I would like in your opinion, a native living there. Best courses, public, resort? Best places to stay? thanks, Allen |