Great news for CEO golfers ...
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City Golf in Russey Keo is just $10 per nine holes weekdays and never busy ($15 after noon) ... they do a good job of keeping up the grounds ... 100 on the range balls just $5. I think I read that City Garden has 5-rounds of 18 for $275. Some courses in Pattaya are under $50 for 18. I think the prices will eventually have to come down. Vietnam has about 100 courses with 100 under construction (seems).khmerhamster wrote: ↑Sat Feb 24, 2024 2:27 pm Golf is ridiculously overpriced in Cambodia. This will.br another $100 plus tax plus tips plus caddy plus cart plus plus a round.
With course lifetime membership available for $40,000 plus.
And membership doesn't even let you play for free, just for a reduced price. Back home I had annual memberahip of a local, very good course for about £1500 a year, this allowed me free access to the course anytime. I'd call in on the way home from work in the summer time for 9 holes a few times a week. And also played nearly every weekend.
Golf is more than twice as expensive here than in UK. I really enjoy it but I just can't justify the expense of playing regularly here.
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Seems Singapore has some Eco-friendly courses ...
https://golfmatters.com/index.php/play- ... olf-awards
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City golf can be fun but it's a pitch and putt course. The biggest club you need is an 8 iron - if the wind is against you.Fridaywithmateo wrote: ↑Sat Feb 24, 2024 2:59 pmCity Golf in Russey Keo is just $10 per nine holes weekdays and never busy ($15 after noon) ... they do a good job of keeping up the grounds ... 100 on the range balls just $5. I think I read that City Garden has 5-rounds of 18 for $275. Some courses in Pattaya are under $50 for 18. I think the prices will eventually have to come down. Vietnam has about 100 courses with 100 under construction (seems).khmerhamster wrote: ↑Sat Feb 24, 2024 2:27 pm Golf is ridiculously overpriced in Cambodia. This will.br another $100 plus tax plus tips plus caddy plus cart plus plus a round.
With course lifetime membership available for $40,000 plus.
And membership doesn't even let you play for free, just for a reduced price. Back home I had annual memberahip of a local, very good course for about £1500 a year, this allowed me free access to the course anytime. I'd call in on the way home from work in the summer time for 9 holes a few times a week. And also played nearly every weekend.
Golf is more than twice as expensive here than in UK. I really enjoy it but I just can't justify the expense of playing regularly here.
It's not really a good substitute for a big course.
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Short game is king … putt to win on Sunday afternoon.khmerhamster wrote: ↑Sat Feb 24, 2024 3:50 pmCity golf can be fun but it's a pitch and putt course. The biggest club you need is an 8 iron - if the wind is against you.Fridaywithmateo wrote: ↑Sat Feb 24, 2024 2:59 pmCity Golf in Russey Keo is just $10 per nine holes weekdays and never busy ($15 after noon) ... they do a good job of keeping up the grounds ... 100 on the range balls just $5. I think I read that City Garden has 5-rounds of 18 for $275. Some courses in Pattaya are under $50 for 18. I think the prices will eventually have to come down. Vietnam has about 100 courses with 100 under construction (seems).khmerhamster wrote: ↑Sat Feb 24, 2024 2:27 pm Golf is ridiculously overpriced in Cambodia. This will.br another $100 plus tax plus tips plus caddy plus cart plus plus a round.
With course lifetime membership available for $40,000 plus.
And membership doesn't even let you play for free, just for a reduced price. Back home I had annual memberahip of a local, very good course for about £1500 a year, this allowed me free access to the course anytime. I'd call in on the way home from work in the summer time for 9 holes a few times a week. And also played nearly every weekend.
Golf is more than twice as expensive here than in UK. I really enjoy it but I just can't justify the expense of playing regularly here.
It's not really a good substitute for a big course.
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It's fine for practice. But at City Golf, you with your 350 yard drives will be playing 4 holes in one go.Fridaywithmateo wrote: ↑Sat Feb 24, 2024 5:21 pmShort game is king … putt to win on Sunday afternoon.khmerhamster wrote: ↑Sat Feb 24, 2024 3:50 pmCity golf can be fun but it's a pitch and putt course. The biggest club you need is an 8 iron - if the wind is against you.Fridaywithmateo wrote: ↑Sat Feb 24, 2024 2:59 pmCity Golf in Russey Keo is just $10 per nine holes weekdays and never busy ($15 after noon) ... they do a good job of keeping up the grounds ... 100 on the range balls just $5. I think I read that City Garden has 5-rounds of 18 for $275. Some courses in Pattaya are under $50 for 18. I think the prices will eventually have to come down. Vietnam has about 100 courses with 100 under construction (seems).khmerhamster wrote: ↑Sat Feb 24, 2024 2:27 pm Golf is ridiculously overpriced in Cambodia. This will.br another $100 plus tax plus tips plus caddy plus cart plus plus a round.
With course lifetime membership available for $40,000 plus.
And membership doesn't even let you play for free, just for a reduced price. Back home I had annual memberahip of a local, very good course for about £1500 a year, this allowed me free access to the course anytime. I'd call in on the way home from work in the summer time for 9 holes a few times a week. And also played nearly every weekend.
Golf is more than twice as expensive here than in UK. I really enjoy it but I just can't justify the expense of playing regularly here.
It's not really a good substitute for a big course.
But given that you must use a tee - from 60 yards it doesn't really give you a real game scenario for the short game.
Don't get me wrong, i play it from time to time, and have fun. But it is a poor substitute for a proper course.
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Not everybody use tee … and getting one’s up & down percentage to 60 or more is important to play well.
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“I regard golf as an expensive way of playing marbles.”
― G.K. Chesterton
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Yes, like I said. It's fine for practice.Fridaywithmateo wrote: ↑Sat Feb 24, 2024 10:03 pm Not everybody use tee … and getting one’s up & down percentage to 60 or more is important to play well.
But IMO its not a good substitute for a proper course
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It does seem a long way for Americans to fly to play a round of golf when they could be cleaning up San Francisco I have to agree.Username Taken wrote: ↑Sat Feb 24, 2024 11:54 am This is great news for those who can afford it.
I guess they can work on alleviating poverty some other time.
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Greenskeepers in Snooky in 2001khmerhamster wrote: ↑Sat Feb 24, 2024 2:29 pmYes, but you could also employ 15 Khmer staff for the cost of one junior green keeper in the UK.
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