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**cenRealliat** · 12-11-2010, 03:46 PM

I've considered joining a few places in the area.

#1 is a municipal for 660.00/season. It includes two courses and cart fees are extra. I would need to log 35 rounds to make it worth the money. I play one of them quite often since it's very close to my house. My only concern with both courses is that they are incredibly slow at times and one of them gets a lot of undesirables. By that, I mean people who aren't there to play, but to get drunk and act the fool.

#2 is a semi-private that opened to the public this year. The season pass fee is 850.00 and cart fees are extra. Again, I'd need to play around 35 rounds to make it worth the money. The benefit is that the course is (supposed to be) in better shape. That wasn't the case this year and I'm a bit leary of joining because of that. Also, from what I've heard the old membership can be less than accomodating when it comes to the regular folk. I've heard it can get very slow as well.

3# is a private club, and it runs in the area of 1800/year + cart fees + food and bev minimums. It supposed to be nice, but there aren't all that many ammenities other than the golf to make it worth it. For example, no pool for the girlfriend and kid.

I still may consider #1 or #2 next year, but I didn't mind freelancing this year. It gave me some options.

12-11-2010, 03:46 PM	#4
cenRealliat Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 520 Senior Member	I've considered joining a few places in the area. #1 is a municipal for 660.00/season. It includes two courses and cart fees are extra. I would need to log 35 rounds to make it worth the money. I play one of them quite often since it's very close to my house. My only concern with both courses is that they are incredibly slow at times and one of them gets a lot of undesirables. By that, I mean people who aren't there to play, but to get drunk and act the fool. #2 is a semi-private that opened to the public this year. The season pass fee is 850.00 and cart fees are extra. Again, I'd need to play around 35 rounds to make it worth the money. The benefit is that the course is (supposed to be) in better shape. That wasn't the case this year and I'm a bit leary of joining because of that. Also, from what I've heard the old membership can be less than accomodating when it comes to the regular folk. I've heard it can get very slow as well. 3# is a private club, and it runs in the area of 1800/year + cart fees + food and bev minimums. It supposed to be nice, but there aren't all that many ammenities other than the golf to make it worth it. For example, no pool for the girlfriend and kid. I still may consider #1 or #2 next year, but I didn't mind freelancing this year. It gave me some options.
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