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This is probably a long shot, I'm not sure how many Southern Ontario golfers are on here.  But I was wondering if anyone had any experience with the Tri-City Golf Club (or the sister clubs GTA and London).  It looks like a pretty great deal but my real concern is availability of tee times and how it works if you're booking with non-member guests.  Basically I guess I'm just wondering if it's worth the $200 or so and if you've had good experiences with it.  Right now they are offering the rest of 2011 free if you sign up for 2012.

http://www.tricitygolfclub.ca/

http://www.londongolfclub.ca/

http://www.gtagolfclub.ca/

Brad


  • 1 year later...
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Originally Posted by bradsul

This is probably a long shot, I'm not sure how many Southern Ontario golfers are on here.  But I was wondering if anyone had any experience with the Tri-City Golf Club (or the sister clubs GTA and London).  It looks like a pretty great deal but my real concern is availability of tee times and how it works if you're booking with non-member guests.  Basically I guess I'm just wondering if it's worth the $200 or so and if you've had good experiences with it.  Right now they are offering the rest of 2011 free if you sign up for 2012.

http://www.tricitygolfclub.ca/

http://www.londongolfclub.ca/

http://www.gtagolfclub.ca/

Hi Brad - this may be a little to late but I was looking to see who else was from London and I came upon your thread - let me know if you had a chance to use the london golf club membership - I was looking to get this membership this year - since they have added the muni courses in London (I believe this spring will be the second year that the muni courses are on the membership).

What I have been told by a couple of friends who have purchased it (birdie plus) is that they find that it was a great experience for them bang for buck compared to just buying a half membership for the London Muni and playing the same course week in week out - whereas the londongolf you really get a variety to play good/great courses. Also when my friend Chris would book a tee time he would pay for his fee online which you have to do and book it for 3 extra people for that allotted time slot - we never had issues with tee times - as long as you look at the restrictions as some courses don't allow you to book at a certain time/time of week.

Let me know how it panned out for you!

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I've spoken to a few people who really got their money's worth but it seems to depend on how flexible you are for tee times.  I could never get onto a course in my area when I was availalble to play.  So for me it really wasn't worth it (I didn't even make my money back in savings).  I've decided on golfnorth.ca this year, I know lots of people who do really well with that.

Brad


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Golf[quote name="bradsul" url="/t/53409/southern-ontario-tri-city-golf-club#post_808029"]I've spoken to a few people who really got their money's worth but it seems to depend on how flexible you are for tee times.  I could never get onto a course in my area when I was availalble to play.  So for me it really wasn't worth it (I didn't even make my money back in savings).  I've decided on golfnorth.ca this year, I know lots of people who do really well with that. [/quote] I'll check that out! More options the better!

Driver: Titleist 907 D2 9.5*

Wood: 3 Wood Cobra S2 17*

Hybrid: 3 & 4 Hybrid Titleist PT 585 H 21* 24*

Irons: 5-PW Mizuno MP-69 

Wedges: 52*/5 R-12, 58*/10 Black Ox, 64*/7 T-11 Mizuno 

 


  • 12 years later...
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Ok I am looking at joining Tri-City next year but what is tee time availability like? I golf with my 11 year old son a lot and would get him a membership to Acton and just use my credits when I go with him. This way when i go out on my own a get the discounted rates and its still the same price as my Acton membership would be. 


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12 minutes ago, lewigolf said:

Ok I am looking at joining Tri-City next year but what is tee time availability like? I golf with my 11 year old son a lot and would get him a membership to Acton and just use my credits when I go with him. This way when i go out on my own a get the discounted rates and its still the same price as my Acton membership would be. 

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29 minutes ago, iacas said:

You probably saw this, but:

Note: This thread is 4576 days old. 

I did but do not see anything newer on this membership. 


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