Comments for Golf-Now.org http://golf-now.org Golf Lessons | Golf Swing | Golf Now Sat, 19 Sep 2009 13:42:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 Comment on The Beginner Golfer’s Guidelines To Buying Golf Clubs Used by Julie http://golf-now.org/the-beginner-golfers-guidelines-to-buying-golf-clubs-used.htm/comment-page-1#comment-237 Julie Sat, 19 Sep 2009 13:42:56 +0000 http://golf-now.org/?p=166#comment-237 I really like this article and your site is great. Very informative. Thanks for taking the time... I really like this article and your site is great. Very informative. Thanks for taking the time…

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]]> Comment on Private Golf Courses versus Public Golf Courses by AndrewBoldman http://golf-now.org/private-golf-courses-versus-public-golf-courses.htm/comment-page-1#comment-54 AndrewBoldman Thu, 04 Jun 2009 18:04:34 +0000 http://golf-now.org/?p=109#comment-54 Hi, cool post. I have been wondering about this topic,so thanks for writing. Hi, cool post. I have been wondering about this topic,so thanks for writing.

]]> Comment on Golf City – Top 10 American Cities For Golf by LarryG http://golf-now.org/golf-city-top-10-american-cities-for-golf.htm/comment-page-1#comment-29 LarryG Mon, 11 May 2009 23:58:55 +0000 http://golf-now.org/?p=97#comment-29 A couple of issues with the rather cursory tour of America's great golfing cities. First, some of the courses mentioned are either too private or too expensive for the average golfer. Also, how does the author mention Oregon without a nod to the Bandon courses on the coast, arguably. And Rochester, and not New York City, for example, with all the U.S. Open courses (Bethpage, Winged Foot, Shinnecock within a couple of hours drive)? Okay, perhaps the writer has his nose in the air about places favored by the average golfer, like Myrtle Beach, but not to mention the Charleston area, with the Ocean Course and other fine layouts at Kiawah Island seems a big miss. And Orlando? No cliche there, right? With just a little research, the writer might also have landed on Williamsburg, VA, with the fabulous layouts at Golden Horseshoe and almost equally fine tracks at the Kingsmill Resort. Everyone is entitled to his opinion but, sorry to say, the article could have been way more thoughtful. Rochester? Now really. Larry A couple of issues with the rather cursory tour of America’s great golfing cities. First, some of the courses mentioned are either too private or too expensive for the average golfer. Also, how does the author mention Oregon without a nod to the Bandon courses on the coast, arguably. And Rochester, and not New York City, for example, with all the U.S. Open courses (Bethpage, Winged Foot, Shinnecock within a couple of hours drive)? Okay, perhaps the writer has his nose in the air about places favored by the average golfer, like Myrtle Beach, but not to mention the Charleston area, with the Ocean Course and other fine layouts at Kiawah Island seems a big miss. And Orlando? No cliche there, right? With just a little research, the writer might also have landed on Williamsburg, VA, with the fabulous layouts at Golden Horseshoe and almost equally fine tracks at the Kingsmill Resort. Everyone is entitled to his opinion but, sorry to say, the article could have been way more thoughtful. Rochester? Now really.

Larry

]]> Comment on Private Golf Courses versus Public Golf Courses by LarryG http://golf-now.org/private-golf-courses-versus-public-golf-courses.htm/comment-page-1#comment-27 LarryG Mon, 11 May 2009 22:43:34 +0000 http://golf-now.org/?p=109#comment-27 Many private clubs are struggling for survival and are reducing their initiation fees, if not waiving them entirely. Dues, however, which are the lifeblood of the operations, are remaining the same (or, in some cases, rising to compensate for the lack of membership fees). The point in the article about private clubs not being financially feasible if you play infrequently is appropriate and personal; I just resigned from my club of 24 years in CT because I wasn't able to play as often as I wanted (per round cost was around $400 in some years). A semi-private club -- one that accepts some outside play but takes good care of its members -- is a viable alternative for those who want that country club feel without the big costs. One other point: Golf communities in the southern U.S. are doing all they can to attract new residents and members; and those who must sell their homes in these communities are throwing in the cost of membership. I have visited and played the courses in more than 100 communities the last five years and can answer any questions anyone might have about a vacation or retirement home in a warm weather golf community.....Larry Many private clubs are struggling for survival and are reducing their initiation fees, if not waiving them entirely. Dues, however, which are the lifeblood of the operations, are remaining the same (or, in some cases, rising to compensate for the lack of membership fees). The point in the article about private clubs not being financially feasible if you play infrequently is appropriate and personal; I just resigned from my club of 24 years in CT because I wasn’t able to play as often as I wanted (per round cost was around $400 in some years). A semi-private club — one that accepts some outside play but takes good care of its members — is a viable alternative for those who want that country club feel without the big costs. One other point: Golf communities in the southern U.S. are doing all they can to attract new residents and members; and those who must sell their homes in these communities are throwing in the cost of membership. I have visited and played the courses in more than 100 communities the last five years and can answer any questions anyone might have about a vacation or retirement home in a warm weather golf community…..Larry

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