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1. private golf courses are for .......
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those who are good players and dont want hackers getting drunk on and tearing up their course11
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higher class people who only want to be around other higher class people while playing golf25
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those who might be racist towards people of a different color2
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people who have the extra money to spend so they are pampered as soon as they set foot on the course31
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people who take the game of golf more serious and dont mind paying for the more serious atmosphere59
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