[gdennis317]

Likely only refers to Championship Courses.

[Midwestgirl]

It applies to Executive courses also.

[Jayhawk]

Originally Posted by Midwestgirl

It applies to Executive courses also.

The starter at Roosevelt told my wife this morning it will be a maximum of 3 carts starting June 1. At least 2 golfers must pair up. Ridiculous for Executive courses where most never have a cart on the grass.

I realize this is different from the announcement but the guy was adamant.

[drcar]

Originally Posted by Jayhawk

The starter at Roosevelt told my wife this morning it will be a maximum of 3 carts starting June 1. At least 2 golfers must pair up. Ridiculous for Executive courses where most never have a cart on the grass.

Clarification will be coming out next week, the ambassador was incorrect.

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by drcar

Clarification will be coming out next week, the ambassador was incorrect.

Hopefully they continue with the rule that the person who refuses to double up is the one that gets to stay on the cart path.

[drcar]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

Hopefully they continue with the rule that the person who refuses to double up is the one that gets to stay on the cart path.

The rules will be the same as pre covid, ONLY 2 carts on fairway at a time

[rustyp]

Originally Posted by tuccillo

I am not sure what you mean. The trail fee is per person, not per cart. Two people with paid trail fees in one cart isn't any different than two people with paid trail fees in two carts.

Trail fees are per household not per person.


https://www.golfthevillages.com/exec...railfeeapp.pdf

[tuccillo]

Read my previous post where I said the trail fee was for a couple in a house. You took this out of context and I was referring to the lack of difference between two people in one cart and two people in two carts.

Originally Posted by rustyp

Trail fees are per household not per person.


https://www.golfthevillages.com/exec...railfeeapp.pdf

[Marathon Man]

Originally Posted by tuccillo

I am not sure what you mean. The trail fee is per person, not per cart. Two people with paid trail fees in one cart isn't any different than two people with paid trail fees in two carts.

OK. But, nothing in that says that the course can not restrict how many carts a group can take onto the course. Nor does is say that you have the right to have a cart to yourself. It is simply a way to pay to ride the course, rather than walk. Nothing more.

[tuccillo]

I never stated that. I was just clarifying the financial aspects.

Originally Posted by Marathon Man

OK. But, nothing in that says that the course can not restrict how many carts a group can take onto the course. Nor does is say that you have the right to have a cart to yourself. It is simply a way to pay to ride the course, rather than walk. Nothing more.

[alwann]

Originally Posted by tuccillo

Read my previous post where I said the trail fee was for a couple in a house. You took this out of context and I was referring to the lack of difference between two people in one cart and two people in two carts.

Okay, but my Priority Membership includes the trail fee, yet my wife still has to pay $4 when we play the execs. Confusing to say the least.

[tuccillo]

I agree. And why don't single person homes have a reduced trail fee?

Originally Posted by alwann

Okay, but my Priority Membership includes the trail fee, yet my wife still has to pay $4 when we play the execs. Confusing to say the least.

[LErmer]

My days of playing Men's Day is finished for now. NO WAY am I going to ride within inches of a person (for 4 hours) that I do not know whether they have been vaccinated or not. I did not spend the last year being extremely careful to give up now. It is too soon to implement this action. Just another summer (snowbirds gone) to dump on the Villagers that live here year round.

[Mortal1]

Originally Posted by tophcfa

This could get interesting. There is no way anyone is getting in my cart unless I am certain that they have been vaccinated.

because if you had it means you can't get covid from someone else...or did you just get vaccinated because you like the needle?

Being ignorant is a choice a person makes even though they have the proper information available. Being stupid is not knowing the information they require is available.

[OrangeBlossomBaby]

Originally Posted by dewilson58

The unknown is: Was the fee based on more than single occupancy.

The fee is based on the cart itself, not how many people are sitting in it.