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Wrong!A thread about £2 ?
Wrong!A thread about £2 ?
For £2 I’d book direct with the club. Speak to a human person. Also think you have a point. You should know re course condition.Normal visitor fee £25 on the BRS booking site, we paid £23 through GN.
Even now the BRS site has the message up for today, but click on next friday and its not there.
I was thinking about this - if people started ringing up the club and asking to match GolfNow, issues could arise if the club agrees to the match, but then word spreads amongst locals. Then you'll have 20 people each day asking to match. It's probably not a problem if it is just a couple of quid difference, but a fiver or a tenner and it could become costly.Perhaps GN do secret shopper style checks on clubs that get them into trouble if they match GN prices? I would if I were them. Keeps the club in check.
GN provides a service, a service clubs seem happy to use and as a customer I think it's a pretty darned good service for golfers. As it happens, I tried a few times initially to get clubs to price match but they didn't do it for me either so I gave up trying.
I can hear them sobbing from here!
In all seriousness, I take your point, but if you are a nomad, you'll have a decent idea of who does what locally. So is a bit of checking too bad if you are looking to save money on a tee time?
But, if booking direct with club, there's no excuse for not being fully informed.
Obviously the situation with trollies and temp greens can vary from day to day. Most clubs are stuck in the dark ages and don't update their web sites and social media regularly or just don't care about visitors.
In my experience. That is the case. If clubs are selling tee times on Golf Now etc, then they should make an effort to provide up to date information for visitors.I'm sure some clubs are like that, but that's on the wain these days.
Our Head Green keeper updates our course status by 7.30 every day. Wife's club does similar. One is private one is hotel.
But they might be radical exceptions
In my experience. That is the case. If clubs are selling tee times on Golf Now etc, then they should make an effort to provide up to date information for visitors.
Another win for the hybrid golf bag. ?I once called a club we were to play the next day .. they had lifted the trolly ban
Told my group
We all turned up next day with trollies and none carry bags etc
Not a hint of rain overnight (course is local Ish to me)
Trolly ban lol
Luckily one of the group had a couple spare bags in his boot
Another win for the hybrid golf bag. ?