Pay to Play? Is it Okay?

[Mattallica]

first p2p courses I played were lake russell 4/5, sandy creek 4/5 and the idgc 4.5/5 it was all worth it, do your hw and you won't be disappointed

[keith johnson]

Originally Posted by Mattallica

first p2p courses I played were lake russell 4/5, sandy creek 4/5 and the idgc 4.5/5 it was all worth it, do your hw and you won't be disappointed

Have you played NGCT yet?

It is a pay to lay PAR 61 course that has multiple pin locations on 8 holes and the only Chicken Shack hole in the world.

It is well worth your $5 to play. You can check out the reviews on here and maybe come check it out for 3rd Sunday Monthly doubles sometime.

Keith

[Mattallica]

Originally Posted by keith johnson

Have you played NGCT yet?

It is a pay to lay PAR 61 course that has multiple pin locations on 8 holes and the only Chicken Shack hole in the world.

It is well worth your $5 to play. You can check out the reviews on here and maybe come check it out for 3rd Sunday Monthly doubles sometime.

Keith

Where is that? I don't live in Georgia, it just happens to be where I played all my p2p.

[Zach-R.]

I've paid 5 times or so and it's been worth it most every time. Three were at ball golf course so the grounds were the best I have played on. In flat Florida that's a big plus and there is the option for renting carts for cheep as well. When it's cranking hot out in the summer, the carts give you wind to cool off and shade to hide in between shots.

[keith johnson]

Originally Posted by Mattallica

Where is that? I don't live in Georgia, it just happens to be where I played all my p2p.

Since I don't want to Prerube you with what should be an easy search on this site - - here is the link: http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course...d=4459&mode=ci

[kw83028]

If the reviews are decent I'll never think twice about paying. After playing, if I think the $$ was worth it, then I'll go back!

[Banging Chains]

I have played some great pay to play courses, (Token Creek for one) at the same time I have played a lot of free courses. One of the big draws to the sport is that it is free to play. I think its a good use of tax dollars (perhaps a little bais). It gives people something to do to stay out of trouble with out costing them.

[SomeChump]

I don't mind pay to play for a nice course. It's best if there is an annual fee so that those of us who go all the time don't have to shell out every time. $20-30 for a whole year is a great deal.

[McGhetty517]

I've played on 3 pay to play courses here in Lansing,MI and I was fine with it.. they were well maintained. Beautiful scenery to walk through. Hell I noticed I didn't litter at all while on these courses. 5 bucks to enjoy nature. Then I've played free courses that were cool to play not much to look at since it was covered in litter and beer cans. I mean you gett what you pay for. And if you're not paying you're not getting much.

[McGhetty517]

here in MI you can get the liscense plate that allows free entry to state parks for the year which will get you into sleep hollow to play free for the year. Good investment in my book.