I remember a Senior Executive in a major 500 Corporation who belonged to a private country club. He also played golf at a semi private club and it became clear that the semi private club had better greens and fairways than the very high priced private club. He told me one day that he told the green superintendent that (a) either he was not getting enough funds to have a good course or (b) he did not know how to do the job. Which was it?
This could relate to the Executive courses problems that are being raised. The question is "which is it"? I would suspect it is a little mixture of both since some meet good standards and some don't..
Maybe someone can help me as I honestly don't know the answer.Does some of the amenity fees paid go toward golf maintenance?