[Accidental1]

I'm unable to find an answer to this in of the literature that I've read. Does the date a tee time request is made have any impact on priority? For instance, does a request made 7 days in advance have any higher priority than one made 4 days in advance?

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by Accidental1

I'm unable to find an answer to this in of the literature that I've read. Does the date a tee time request is made have any impact on priority? For instance, does a request made 7 days in advance have any higher priority than one made 4 days in advance?

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[biker1]

I cannot speak for the championship courses but for the executives, when you make the tee time request does not matter. You can make a tee time request anytime between 7 days in advance and 4 days in advance upto midnight and it will not impact whether you get a reservation. For example, your request must be in by midnight Wednesday for a Sunday reservation. The average number of points for the players in the request does matter, a lot.

The following link will explain the system in some detail:

https://www.golfthevillages.com/golf...heVillages.pdf

Originally Posted by Accidental1

I'm unable to find an answer to this in of the literature that I've read. Does the date a tee time request is made have any impact on priority? For instance, does a request made 7 days in advance have any higher priority than one made 4 days in advance?

[Regor]

Originally Posted by Accidental1

I'm unable to find an answer to this in of the literature that I've read. Does the date a tee time request is made have any impact on priority? For instance, does a request made 7 days in advance have any higher priority than one made 4 days in advance?

No!!

[tophcfa]

Originally Posted by dewilson58

yes

I always wondered the same question. If the answer is yes, does that also mean that if you make a request, but then edit it the next day, the request drops down in priority?

[Bogie Shooter]

If you follow the link in post #3....you will find.
"The system is designed to give all residents fair and equal
opportunities to obtain tee times. In addition, it is set up to
accommodate the active lifestyle of our residents. The system is not a
first come, first served system. "

[tophcfa]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

If you follow the link in post #3....you will find.
"The system is designed to give all residents fair and equal
opportunities to obtain tee times. In addition, it is set up to
accommodate the active lifestyle of our residents. The system is not a
first come, first served system. "

I will buy the “fair and equal opportunity for all residents” statement for the executives, but priority memberships prove that to be false for championships.

[mulligan]

If everybody would simply attend the good golf school, the system is explained in detail. But no.....the confusion/ignorance persists.

[CWGUY]

Originally Posted by mulligan

If everybody would simply attend the good golf school, the system is explained in detail. But no.....the confusion/ignorance persists.

You said that a lot nicer than I would have. Thank you.

[Polar Bear]

Originally Posted by mulligan

If everybody would simply attend the good golf school, the system is explained in detail. But no.....the confusion/ignorance persists.

Originally Posted by CWGUY

You said that a lot nicer than I would have. Thank you.

“ignorance persists”...as does arrogance and condescension.

[CWGUY]

Originally Posted by Polar Bear

“ignorance persists”...as does arrogance and condescension.

You left out SARCASM.

[AJGeorge]

All T times are generated 3 days before the requested play date after midnight. They are all equal and the date and time is irrelevant.

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by tophcfa

I will buy the “fair and equal opportunity for all residents” statement for the executives, but priority memberships prove that to be false for championships.

How so? All residents have a "fair and equal" opportunity to obtain a priority membership.

[TSO/ISPF]

They spend the first hour or so talking about golf etiquette which is good but they should start with the tee time system IMHO.

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by heims01

They spend the first hour or so talking about golf etiquette which is good but they should start with the tee time system IMHO.

Based on what I have seen over the last 8 years, they should spend 99% of the time on golf etiquette