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Originally Posted by ROCKETMAN
Played twilight golf last night, 5pm tee time, and got all 18 holes in a palmer ending with a beautiful sunset. Course was in great shape green grass and no hard pan. I beleive palmer get more water and has a better company taking care of the course than cane, havana, and mallory. I know people will argue that all the courses south of 466 get equal water and have same company taking care of greens and fairways but i would differ.
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It doesn't take a rocket scientist to understand that Palmer Legends is maintained to a much higher standard than the other Villages courses. Could it be that the contract that enables use of the Palmer name demands a level of conditioning that will not besmirch the Palmer name by allowing deplorable conditions that are typical at all other courses. Oh, maybe extra conditioning helps explain why Palmer costs $10+ bucks more than any other courses.