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Using St Annes as the example, they used to get overlooked when people would come and play Royal Liverpool, Royal Lytham etc. due to it...

It's the trickle down effect. If the top courses can charge £300+ and entertain the US Dollar, then the next tier can charge £200 to...

Fair point and absolutely silly, seeing Pennard at £155 is wild. As soon as I see that golfworking website I know the green fee is over...

Unless the preceding sentence was "which golfers have completed the career grand slam?" I guess.

Yup we're 100% there. For the average UK golfer it's ridiculous. Even over the past 4-5 years, everything has skyrocketed and even when...

I think we're already there. I can see how maybe the average UK golfer can think it is still worth it as a once in a lifetime treat, but...

Probably referring to the (very) limited green fees that the Links Trust gimmick, I mean advertised. And even then he’s not right...

My home club is literally round the corner so I know how boggy it can get

Do they pay you £140 to play on the Potato Field ?

The Brabazon is £110pp/£140pp for a weekend in May, Castle £180pp. Suppose better is subjective, depending on what you like.

Or have a UK golfer rate and an international golfer rate, rather than expect the American money from the UK golfers. And TOC green fee...

Becasue it's written in the trust's charter. The courses at St Andrews are on public land and the trust exists to manage the courses...

Ridiculous. It won’t stop either, it’ll just creep up and up everywhere.

Tough gig going to St Andrews now. Looking at a grand for a few nights and 3 rounds in Summer. I had a great trip last Summer and...

Crying shame to hear that. We've used the 3 day pass many times, unbeatable value. So disappointing and especially with the no offers...