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**Saqwnht** · 07-19-2011, 07:29 PM

I here courses described as such all of the time, but being a budget golfer, I have never truly experienced such a course. What makes a course, such as, say, Pebble Beach, nicer than a well kept muni? Is it just an aesthetics thing? Is it services provided? Difficulty? What, to you, constitutes a "nice" course?

You don't have to play Pebble Beach to play a nice course. In my opinion, a nice course is one that is well maintained, fun to play and the staff treats you like they appreciate your business. That's all it means to me. It doesn't have to be a $250 and up resort to qualify. I've played $50-$60 daily fee courses which qualify.

07-19-2011, 07:29 PM	#16
Saqwnht Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 482 Senior Member	I here courses described as such all of the time, but being a budget golfer, I have never truly experienced such a course. What makes a course, such as, say, Pebble Beach, nicer than a well kept muni? Is it just an aesthetics thing? Is it services provided? Difficulty? What, to you, constitutes a "nice" course? You don't have to play Pebble Beach to play a nice course. In my opinion, a nice course is one that is well maintained, fun to play and the staff treats you like they appreciate your business. That's all it means to me. It doesn't have to be a $250 and up resort to qualify. I've played $50-$60 daily fee courses which qualify.
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