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**AlexanderDrew** · 02-03-2010, 11:34 PM

It is top notch. Unfortunately any thing that is kept in top notch shape cost more money than say a "middle notch" property would. Right now, folks with money are just not spending it, and those who don't have money can't spend what money they have on anything but necessities. Myself, I can play golf for (2 rounds a week) the next 12 months, for $11.50 a round, walk or ride, as many times as I want, Monday-Friday, after twilight. Of course the greens suck right now on this cheap course, but they will improve as the weather does. It also makes it easier for me to digest an occasional $50-$100+ course I might decide to play.

It's a shame, I was there for a wedding in 2002 (before I got into golf, unfortunately) and thought everything from the course to the hotel was top notch

02-03-2010, 11:34 PM	#8
AlexanderDrew Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 609 Senior Member	It is top notch. Unfortunately any thing that is kept in top notch shape cost more money than say a "middle notch" property would. Right now, folks with money are just not spending it, and those who don't have money can't spend what money they have on anything but necessities. Myself, I can play golf for (2 rounds a week) the next 12 months, for $11.50 a round, walk or ride, as many times as I want, Monday-Friday, after twilight. Of course the greens suck right now on this cheap course, but they will improve as the weather does. It also makes it easier for me to digest an occasional $50-$100+ course I might decide to play. It's a shame, I was there for a wedding in 2002 (before I got into golf, unfortunately) and thought everything from the course to the hotel was top notch
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