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How much are you willing to pay for one round of vacation golf?
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0 dollars, golf is an elitist, racist game mostly played by inept white men.
5 thousand dollars
$0..i don’t golf
Anything over $150 is reaching as far as I’m concerned. I’d rather just have a nice dinner with my wife. I’ve played some amazing courses for less that that too.
If it was somewhere real nice, like Hawaii or something, I would think of paying $100, but that might not even be close to any of the green fees. I guess you can call me cheap ’cause I’m still a junior paying $5 to play a round of golf at a municipal course.
Pebble Beach is open to the public. Will set you back over $500. But everyone should play this course at least once.
0$. I find golf veeeerrryy boring.
I like to play the course that the pros have played or courses that are ranked. I usually only play them once since they are so expensive. I played 5 different course this summer in Hawaii (our 30th aniversary). I spent $80-$130. Most of the courses had some type of discount times. The most expensive courses I think I would pay are the Bandon, Oregon courses. I played there a couple of years ago and they were great. I got to play for free since my son was working as a pro there. I would love to go back and I’ll pay the $200 to play each one again. You are required to walk. The views are great. We’ll worth the money (at least once). The courses are very difficult if you don’t hit it straight.
Around $175.
If I was good enough where I knew I’d get full enjoyment of the course, I’d pay the $300-$500 that a round at Pebble Beach will cost, especially since it may be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. However, I’d do everything I could to find someone to play it with me. I don’t think you want to experience a great course like that all by yourself.
I am a member of a very nice course that costs $250 for a year for a couple. I don’t think I would pay more than $40. I know that isn’t very much, but it only takes 4 hours to play and if it were more than that I would do something else.
I love to play golf, but my abilities don’t match my enthusiasm.
Still, on vacation I would pay about $100 for a round at a nice resort course. At home I pay about 37.00 per round.