HOW MUCH DID YOU SPEND ON GOLF LAST MONTH?

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SO everyone. How much did you spend on golf last month be it clothes, clubs, membership, lessons, balls, range balls. Fuel to the golf course!!
How much is it costing you?
and are you getting your moneys worth?
 

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got new irons so probably spent £250-300 ish.the wife has just started yesterday to record on the calender everything i spend and wants the equivalent cash each month!!
big problem is i cant afford 2 of us having the cake and eating it!
 

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under £5 on petrol, over £10 on range balls. -£5 on side bets......£2.62 on fizzy orange.....

Dave
 

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I'll not be spending to much on golf in the next 2 months
You all know the reason why I'm off to Lanzarote tomorrow so I'll see you all next Friday be good
 

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£40 on membership subs, £60 on green fees for other courses, £21.75 for a lesson, £10 on balls, say £20 on fuel, and another £120 keeping the girlfriend sweet for spending so much on golf! Cripes. Merry Xmas!
 

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I spent 92 on membership,
120 on lessons
25 on NXT's
guessing about 50 on range balls
10 on magazines
10 on 1000 tees
12.99 on a titleist hat
11.99 on a footjoy glove
and loads on diesel
and bottles of Powerade from the pro shop
Now my girlfriends KICKING my BOTTOM!
Needless to say im well skint and i have personally ruined christmas through my own selfishness and ADDICTION!
But i cant help it!!!!!!!
 

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£25 on range balls
£15 new footjoy glove
£30 fuel (big engine and London traffic)
£10 Mags
£90 New Putter
 

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10'er on 3 new balls,
65 for membership
Company car diesel :)
8 for a new glove
10 finger nails and 2 nights unrestful sleep trying to figure out my inconsistency.

For everything else theres always bowls!
 

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£300 on coaching
£270 on irons
£80 on new hybrid
£50 on membership
£30 on range balls
£15 on gloves
£25 on green fees

Jings!
 

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£26 on GF for two rounds
£20 on taxi's to and from the course
£40 on 3 dozen AD333
£81 on King Cobra F
£12 2 Callaway gloves

£180ish (if the wife is reading this)
 

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I'll not be spending to much on golf in the next 2 months
You all know the reason why I'm off to Lanzarote tomorrow so I'll see you all next Friday be good

Does your ban extend to Lanzarote, or aren't you taking the sticks?
 

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Dividing the annual fees by 12, say £38, fuel negligible. On top of that I spent £24 on 3 sleeves of different balls, for experimental purposes. Let's call it £62. The unused balls still have re-sale value of course, so I'll have to round it down to say £45.

Worth every penny.
 

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Last month was not too bad for me. Courses are nearby so only about £10.00 on travelling. Am not a member anywhere at the moment so spent about £40.00 in green fees. Other than that, £15.00 on balls and 75p on tees.

Since I managed to ditch my club buying adiction, the average spend has gone right down (though I did have a go with some Mizuno MX950s the other day so may not be out of the woods yet)
 

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£300 on coaching

Jeezypeeps, Steve. You getting lesson from Leadbetter?! :eek:

Ha ha, I know. It's a 6 month intensive coaching program with Kevin Craggs. 2, 2-3 hour intensive lessons each month. Videos, written objectives etc.

It sounds expensive, but (I feel) a program like this is much better than the numerous 30 minute lessons I have had where you're just getting into the lesson then it's time to stop.

I did one last year, with the mindset if coaching like that didn't help me then I wouldn't go for another lesson again, as I must be past saving.

It did help though, handicap down from 14 to 11 and a good injection of consistency into my game. Wanted to do one this year as I felt I was getting closer to a good swing, and short game needed work.

Glad my partner doesn't read this forum!
 

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As long as it's working and you're enjoying the improvements then it's money well spent, in my opinion, Steve.

I've spent quite a lot in lessons over the last few years but it's only now I can ease off to buying block lessons of 4 x half hour lessons to take whenever I feel I have to. Works out quite cheap that way.
 

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A lot, I had (almost) 'forgotten' how much. Now you've made me remember!

£95 - course of 5 lessons
£240 - TalyorMade driver and 5-wood
£30 - Jacket (had to return the older one as the zip had gone and this was the diff between the refund and the new)
£32 - 36 new balls (Wilson Deep Reds and Warbirds) - still in their wrapping
£20 - range balls
£38 - dd on season ticket
fuel - course is both on the way home and only 10 mins away.
 
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