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Ladies: more to Augusta than Hootie and the blowhards
Thursday December 8, 2005 | 17:47:12 148 words, 2257 views
Ladies, just because you can’t get into Augusta doesn’t mean you can’t golf here. In less than a week, I’ve found several courses that, while not on a par with Augusta National certainly, are well worth your time. Mt. Vintage is a terrific course and a great value, with fireplaces burning in a century-old clubhouse. The River Golf Club, just across the Savannah River from Augusta, was built on an abandoned railroad yard and illegal dump, and is perfect for ladies, demanding accuracy over ape-like strength. Jones Creek is another excellent course, as is Bartram Trail. Green fees for the most part are very reasonable. Augusta, Ga. is bigger than most people think, and for the guys, FYI – the fishing is great. Ever caught a 25-pound striper in a freshwater lake? Look for a series of articles on Augusta courses, fishing and other interesting stuff soon on TG. Comments:
Slow down there. Augusta has an outstanding record for allowing women as guests. Who needs all the crap that goes with membership? Being a female member at Augusta would bring a constant onslaught of rules and sequiturs about how to dress from the old coots that run the place. However, you would probably get your own dressing room/closet in which to change and store your duds. So, be careful what you wish for. Membership isn't all that it is cracked up to be.
And, no jokes about female members.
Comment from: R. Gleaton [Visitor]
Augusta is a private club, they have their rights as such. You politcal correctness nutcases should just mind your own business. I think it's great that they stand up for their rights and won't bow to the feminazis and all of their screaming, hollering and temper tantrums.
I certainly am not a member of Augusta nor could I afford to be one if asked. Bottomline is Yea!! for the Augusta people and they should just tell people like you to blow it out your ?&!*#. Leave a comment: |
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