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Originally Posted by Slava
I think you want to look into the types of memberships that a club offers, and tee time booking privileges. Some clubs have certain limits for certain members, and some members can’t book at certain times. If you have a spouse and they’re going to want to play, you might want to keep that in mind. Then, of course, you want to get a feel for how accessible the tee sheet is in general. Through Covid, and with people “working from home”, golf courses have been busy and that is the same with the clubs. Combine that with corporate tournaments, leagues and the availability to just play a round can be tight!
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I'm 39 and looking to take advantage of intermediate buy in rates which are under 40 here.
Some courses like Point Grey have actually stopped offering that since they were up to a 7 year wait!
They are 70k buy-in at full play rate and still a 2-3 year wait which is insane.
I figure it's only going to get worse with a growing & aging population and no land to build new courses here.
Doing a tour & trial round at Quilchena this week which is $7800 buy in for my age + monthlies.
Far more reasonable.
My wife is not going anywhere near a golf course; except maybe sipping mimosas at the Club house
