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  1. 1. how much do you pay to play 18?

    • always under $20
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    • $20 or less most of the time w/ occaional higher priced round
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    • $20 - $40 usually
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    • $40 and up
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    • I buy a yearly membership
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    • I mostly play a league
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My county in Northern New Jersey has 3 municipal courses that or taxes go to. To get a county card you pay $40 which enable you to access the phone reservation system and green fees of $20-$24 depending on the time and day. The course I mostly play is 7100 yards from the back with a slope of 130 and is not easy with good par 3's and great par 5's.

Occasionally Ill go to other places like the resort courses in the mountains of NJ or Bethpage Black or Red

Driver: : R9 SuperTri TP w/Matrix Ozik HD6X
3 Wood: Fusion 15* w/ NVS 65S
Irons: MP-67 3-PW w/ DGS300
Wedges: MP-R, 52*,56*,60*
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I usually only play a round of 9. It is about $17-$20. That is also riding. I played one friday afternoon and walked. It was only 9 bucks. Hell of a deal!

In my bag.
Driver-Adams 9.5
3 wood-Adams
5 wood- Wilson Head Speed
6-PW-Wilson Head Speed 3-5-Hybrid-Nike SQ2 Clone SW-Tour Edge Soft cast LW-Maxfli Black Max Froged Putter-Crossfire

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I am a member at my local course. But a lot of my friends are members at other courses and it costs me about £10 at their's. That's about $23?

For pay and play I've never paid over $40 though.

That's for 18 holes.
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Normally I try to walk and save some $$$. $20 - $30 is about average for around here... Playing in Vegas Friday and trying to swallow the $150+ that I think I am going to shell out.

in my grom stand bag:

Driver: HiBore 9.5* fujikura stiff
3w: HiBore 15* fujikura stiff
2i hybrid: HiBore fujikura stiff3-sw: MP-57 +1/2 2* up stiff steelPutter: 2ball SRT 36"GPS: SG3 Sky caddieCart:Clicgear 2.0Home Course: Lake Spanaway http://www.lakespanawaygc.com

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well...finding a public course in my area is hard. i live in naples, florida. or better known as "private golf course capital of the world"

i do have a few public courses i play. those start at $40 for 18, depending on what time of day it is.

plus, all the tourists and snow birds are in town, so golf is even more expensive during this time of year
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