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**bF8CCmmr** · 08-30-2012, 07:07 PM

I just want the course to be playable. If I hit the ball in a bunker, I shouldn't be the first person in the last 30 days who knows how to operate a rake; nor should I still see that the walls of the bunker have eroded due to heavy rain (and it hasn't rained in weeks). It does bother me if the greens are recently aerated or if they've lost greens due to excessive weather conditions and they do not tell you at all or reduce the fees. Nothing like making it to hole #3 and realizing that you're putting through giant dead patches and crabgrass.....

I just feel its common courtesy to inform the customer if they're getting a reduced quality product, regardless of who's at fault.

08-30-2012, 07:07 PM	#21
bF8CCmmr Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 531 Senior Member	I just want the course to be playable. If I hit the ball in a bunker, I shouldn't be the first person in the last 30 days who knows how to operate a rake; nor should I still see that the walls of the bunker have eroded due to heavy rain (and it hasn't rained in weeks). It does bother me if the greens are recently aerated or if they've lost greens due to excessive weather conditions and they do not tell you at all or reduce the fees. Nothing like making it to hole #3 and realizing that you're putting through giant dead patches and crabgrass..... I just feel its common courtesy to inform the customer if they're getting a reduced quality product, regardless of who's at fault.
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