HomerJSimpson
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We get three free green fee vouchers to use for guests as part of our membership pack each year and then it is a members guest rate of £35 compared to £60
It's a real shame how they have priced there now. I really like the Filly course but no way is it a £100 course. Same for the Colt, really nice but not £200. Very handy to know somewhere there. EnjoyThink mine is £35 visitor fee and £20 member guest rate.
Playing Close House Colt Course tonight, going to cost me £50 as a member guest, definitely beats the £200 visitor fee.
Yeah, prices are nuts. No way I'd be playing it unless I was getting signed on, even then £50 is approaching my limit for a one off round of golf. I just can't justify £200 in my head for a round of golf no matter how good the course is, not when most memberships around here are £700-£950 for the year and I'm perfectly happy playing on those courses.It's a real shame how they have priced there now. I really like the Filly course but no way is it a £100 course. Same for the Colt, really nice but not £200. Very handy to know somewhere there. Enjoy
It's a real shame how they have priced there now. I really like the Filly course but no way is it a £100 course. Same for the Colt, really nice but not £200. Very handy to know somewhere there. Enjoy
It's a good course, very good imo although I know plenty don't agree. First time I played it I went off the whites, not my choice, and it was too tough. Second time I insisted off the yellows and it was way more fun. You have much more length than me so you will be probably be okay off the whites. It is hilly though, be ready for that at times.Yeah, prices are nuts. No way I'd be playing it unless I was getting signed on, even then £50 is approaching my limit for a one off round of golf. I just can't justify £200 in my head for a round of golf no matter how good the course is, not when most memberships around here are £700-£950 for the year and I'm perfectly happy playing on those courses.
I've never played the Colt before so it should be an experience at least and let me see what my mate is getting for all the cash he has splashed out.
That will be a deliberate decision though. They have enough members, corporate days, stay and plays etc that they don't need visitors. That price is either to reduce the numbers or make you pay for the privilege.£200 for Close House Colt wow
It’s a nice course but that’s more than you pay for some of the heathlands in Surrey that are significantly better
Can't be any hillier than the back 9 at Castle Park on Saturday. Thought I was going to need to phone 999 trying to climb the mountain up to the 12th green. One of the lads was in the crap on the right so rather than walk all the way across to the path I just tried to scramble up from there. It was one of those hills that was so steep that I was leaning forward the whole way up, bag on back as well. I was very nearly at the Rocky 4 stage of hands and knees trying to scramble up it.It's a good course, very good imo although I know plenty don't agree. First time I played it I went off the whites, not my choice, and it was too tough. Second time I insisted off the yellows and it was way more fun. You have much more length than me so you will be probably be okay off the whites. It is hilly though, be ready for that at times.
Some really nice holes there and the set up is quality.
That will be a deliberate decision though. They have enough members, corporate days, stay and plays etc that they don't need visitors. That price is either to reduce the numbers or make you pay for the privilege.
Pricing is often not about what is best, just look at the pricing in Scotland which is designed to attract the American dollar.
Totally agree. If you want to play and decide its value for money it is there for you but if not don't pay and don't play it. A lot of clubs seem to have these high visitors fees which in some ways are almost a deterrent to the everyday golfer but if it is a course someone is desperate to play then pay through the nose. I know Camberley Heath where we had a H4H is now around the £90 mark. Not worth that (imo anyway) but people can and do pay itThat will be a deliberate decision though. They have enough members, corporate days, stay and plays etc that they don't need visitors. That price is either to reduce the numbers or make you pay for the privilege.
Pricing is often not about what is best, just look at the pricing in Scotland which is designed to attract the American dollar.
And at £20, it's an absolute bargain!!!£120 visitor fee, £20 members guest.