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**greekbeast** · 01-16-2011, 10:18 AM

Well this is New England so rates are not great around here. It is tough to rationalize playing a good deal of golf at full retail. Yet that is offset by the cost of a membership and how committed you end up being to one course as a consequence.

So I think I kinda' got lucky because I joined where the ownership owns two courses that are separated by about an hour ride (one 15 minutes away and the other i hour away for me). The two courses are completely different animals. Frankly I would have had a hard time committing to membership at one course only. So I am covered for greens fees. Weekday rates for eighteen at either place would be $35.00 to walk and another $20.00 to ride. Add $10.00 to the greens fees for weekends. They will occasionally run specials for non-members and people can play eighteen for $25.00 to walk and can get a cart for $10.00 more.

01-16-2011, 10:18 AM	#17
greekbeast Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 431 Senior Member	Well this is New England so rates are not great around here. It is tough to rationalize playing a good deal of golf at full retail. Yet that is offset by the cost of a membership and how committed you end up being to one course as a consequence. So I think I kinda' got lucky because I joined where the ownership owns two courses that are separated by about an hour ride (one 15 minutes away and the other i hour away for me). The two courses are completely different animals. Frankly I would have had a hard time committing to membership at one course only. So I am covered for greens fees. Weekday rates for eighteen at either place would be $35.00 to walk and another $20.00 to ride. Add $10.00 to the greens fees for weekends. They will occasionally run specials for non-members and people can play eighteen for $25.00 to walk and can get a cart for $10.00 more.
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