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Replays at Pinehurst

Kevlar10

By Kevlar10
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We have a trip planned in August where we'll play two rounds on the resort.  We currently have an afternoon open, when a few of our group does not want to play.  Does anyone know if there is a replay policy at the resort and if so, what is the cost?  Is it limited to the course you play or can we get on another course as a replay?  TIA


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It depends on what package you are on.  Are you staying at the resort or elsewhere?  Best thing to do is call the resort or whatever company you booked through and ask.

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The other option is to play the Cradle and Thistle Du.  Just back from a great weekend in my future home. The Cradle is $50 but it's an all day green fee.  Played it twice in two hours and it's just a lot of fun.  Thistle Du is an 18 hole putting course that is free.  A great way to spend an afternoon.  Drinks at the Deuce are not to be missed either.  Good drinks, food and fun at The Pine Crest Inn at night.  You want to try chipping into the fireplace, my wife did it on her first try and quit.  The record is 25 in a row.

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We already have some time set aside for the Cradle and are planning to play Thistle Dhu.  We were hoping to get an extra full round in on our free afternoon but thanks for the suggestions.


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