"Watch what you wish for you just may get it". The executive courses get too much play. I suspect a majority of those playing executive courses "conditions" would not make an appreciable difference in their play.
Amenity fees will only go up as time passes. Some of us are not exactly thrilled by accelerating that process.
The golf admin is caught between a rock and a hard place because there are more requests to play golf than available tee times and they are doing their best to keep up with demand, conditions of the courses, etc. "Free" is a big draw. Closing a course has an adverse affect in meeting demands and expectations by residents exacerbating an already heavy demand and low supply
If you want to lessen the impact on courses do your due diligence in repair to divots on the tees, fairways and greens.
Personal Best Regards:
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