Under-Par Course Conditions (Brown and dry)

Given the recent dry spell, most golf courses have not been spared the browning and drying effect suffered by other green areas.

Questions.....

1) Has the under-par course conditions affected your decision to play golf i.e. play lesser?

2) Should golf courses charge lesser now in view of the under-par course conditions now?

Food for thought....

same thinking bro.

asahi wrote:

Given the recent dry spell, most golf courses have not been spared the browning and drying effect suffered by other green areas.

Questions.....

1) Has the under-par course conditions affected your decision to play golf i.e. play lesser?

2) Should golf courses charge lesser now in view of the under-par course conditions now?

Food for thought....

Brother Asahi,

We're residing in $$ingapore Incorporated ~ since when did things become cheaper, let alone golf equipment and courses............ That is, not until the emergence of Golf Direct which makes golf equipment pricing realistic and affordable to the average Joe.......

Actually clubs should be spending more in maintenance during this dry spell. Just be glad that they dun chg u extra!

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