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**deermealec** · 12-09-2009, 06:44 PM

We are now paying $0.15 per range ball at Desert Rose. $6 bucket gets you 40+/- balls out of the ball dispenser. This I would consider a crime, but Billy Casper's people are keeping the course in better shape than American Golf did when they managed it. As for any poor range conditions, I would still hit out of those conditions. You can always find a patch of the good stuff.

This past weekend, at Cedar ridge in Utah, I paid $7 for a bucket that had 80-90 balls in it.

There is also a muni course in town that will take your greens fee if you are wearing a non collared shirt. Then tell you that you need a collared shirt to play. No refunds on the greens fee. So unless you a have collared shirt stashed, you might have to buy one of there's, off the rack, for $30-$40 if you want to play. That is just robbery, pure, and simple on their part.

12-09-2009, 06:44 PM	#4
deermealec Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 507 Senior Member	We are now paying $0.15 per range ball at Desert Rose. $6 bucket gets you 40+/- balls out of the ball dispenser. This I would consider a crime, but Billy Casper's people are keeping the course in better shape than American Golf did when they managed it. As for any poor range conditions, I would still hit out of those conditions. You can always find a patch of the good stuff. This past weekend, at Cedar ridge in Utah, I paid $7 for a bucket that had 80-90 balls in it. There is also a muni course in town that will take your greens fee if you are wearing a non collared shirt. Then tell you that you need a collared shirt to play. No refunds on the greens fee. So unless you a have collared shirt stashed, you might have to buy one of there's, off the rack, for $30-$40 if you want to play. That is just robbery, pure, and simple on their part.
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