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Comment from: Rick Woeckener [Visitor]
$425 for a round at Pebble Beach? I guess they wouldn't be charging that much if people wouldn't pay it. I couldn't justify that money, even if money wasn't an issue. Thanks to the Pebble Beach company for pricing themselves out of reach of the average golfer. I would probably pay that much or more for a round at Augusta, if I could get on there, but not for Pebble Beach. I can play it on my Tiger Woods computer game any time.
2005-03-28 @ 11:36
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2005-03-28 @ 17:59
Comment from: Rick [Visitor]
If playing the course and actually being there isnt worth the money then its not really an attraction. All I got after my brother went there was a towel(I love it)
2005-05-07 @ 18:56
Comment from: Mike D. [Visitor]
.....ahh, the good 'ol days. When I could take customers and expense it....
2005-05-10 @ 12:15
Comment from: Donald [Visitor] Email
I played the course years ago when it cost $85 and I was an 18 handicap. I enjoyed the apres golf a good deal more than the round. Strawberries & cream and Moet on the patio overlooking the 18th green and the Pacific with three people whose company I really enjoyed was fine. Without the friends it would have been just another fine California course. For $425 I could play Sand Piper down near Santa Barbara four times. That would be value. Even among the well off there is no cachet in saying "I paid $425 to play Pebble Beach." I have played Royal St. Andrews and a host of other fine courses for reasonable money and enjoyed them far more. It isn't the money - which is of course grand theft golf - it's playing a nice course with people you care about.
2007-01-11 @ 09:59

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