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**bestworkothlo** · 07-03-2012, 06:27 PM

There's a range around here that I despise, but I had to use it once cause it was a big round and I needed to warm up. To get balls, you had to go inside the clubhouse and buy them, ridiculously high price, and they gave you a receipt with a 12-number code on it. You could only get codes for a dozen balls. So I spent 8 bucks on 4 dozen balls, then you had to walk out to the range that was a half a mile away and punch in every code individually and it filled a bucket. It was a very nicely maintained range, but there were no yardage markers and it was too short (~220 yards). All in all it was worht it cause it warmed me up for the round which I ended up shooting one of my best rounds of the year, but for a course as expensive as it was, it was too much.

07-03-2012, 06:27 PM	#16
bestworkothlo Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 490 Senior Member	There's a range around here that I despise, but I had to use it once cause it was a big round and I needed to warm up. To get balls, you had to go inside the clubhouse and buy them, ridiculously high price, and they gave you a receipt with a 12-number code on it. You could only get codes for a dozen balls. So I spent 8 bucks on 4 dozen balls, then you had to walk out to the range that was a half a mile away and punch in every code individually and it filled a bucket. It was a very nicely maintained range, but there were no yardage markers and it was too short (~220 yards). All in all it was worht it cause it warmed me up for the round which I ended up shooting one of my best rounds of the year, but for a course as expensive as it was, it was too much.
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