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Reading about Aronimink (which I thought I took an Aimpoint clinic at, nope that was Apawamis, bad memory, four syllables, starts with A, I'm close, no?), I ratholed into this piece on Stonewall. No tee sheet, no reserved tee times, no cart path, bare minimalist way of doing things, and that logo, what a place.

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In case that wasn’t enough, the club offers a National Membership to anyone living 75 miles or further away from the club. You too can join Stonewall for the mind-boggling low cost of $1,950/yr. You get 12 days of golf per year (maybe more if you know how to cozy up to the staff) which comes out to $162/round at the very most. With this membership you gain access to the overnight accommodations and are provided the option bring guests at the local member guest rates.

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http://outsidethecut.com/2018/05/15/stonewall-unadulterated-golf-purity/

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Whew. For a second I thought you were talking about Old Stonewall in… Ellwood City, PA, I think?

$1950/12 = $162.50, yes, but that's not "at the most." 🙂

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