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**Scfdglkn** · 04-12-2011, 01:06 AM

Most of the revenue is green fees. Members typically play enough rounds where the rounds played per revenue brought in is less than the daily players. It depends on the course though. Yes, margins are high on water & beer but green fees are 100% profit (excluding fixed costs of maintaining the course). At most courses, the pro runs the "pro-shop" and buys and sells his own inventory. Likewise, the pro typically keeps 100% of the lesson fees unless he's an assistant.

04-12-2011, 01:06 AM	#28
Scfdglkn Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 502 Senior Member	Most of the revenue is green fees. Members typically play enough rounds where the rounds played per revenue brought in is less than the daily players. It depends on the course though. Yes, margins are high on water & beer but green fees are 100% profit (excluding fixed costs of maintaining the course). At most courses, the pro runs the "pro-shop" and buys and sells his own inventory. Likewise, the pro typically keeps 100% of the lesson fees unless he's an assistant.
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