[Rainger99]

Originally Posted by Sjshanl

So glad to read in today’s Sun how the PWAC has found a way to collect more trail fees. Looking forward to the improved course conditions paid for by us Priority Golf Subscribers. Great job you “money suckers”!

I read in the paper that this deal will not go through unless the PWAC and the AAC approve it. As I understand it, only the PWAC has approved of the agreement and we are waiting for the AAC to approve it.

Is that correct? And if it is, what happens if the AAC does not approve it?

[Bilyclub]

CPI inflation jumps to 6.01% in January 2022, highest in seven months.

[Papa_lecki]

Originally Posted by drcar

You don't have software designed and supported for $200.00 per month! $200,000.00 not crazy!

Sure, there’s $200 software that can manage 1,000,000 (or is it 1,500,000 rounds?) tee times

[drcar]

Originally Posted by Papa_lecki

Sure, there’s $200 software that can manage 1,000,000 (or is it 1,500,000 rounds?) tee times

3,000,000 rounds per year and growing

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by nn0wheremann

Maybe the hotshot, passionate, highly motivated Championship players should stick to their championship courses and let those of us who play a leisurely game enjoy the nine hole courses?

Interesting. I wonder what "those who play a leisurely game" would translate to in terms of handicap index

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by nn0wheremann

Maybe the hotshot, passionate, highly motivated Championship players should stick to their championship courses and let those of us who play a leisurely game enjoy the nine hole courses?

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

Interesting. I wonder what "those who play a leisurely game" would translate to in terms of handicap index

Or maybe you should find out how many Champ players actually use the Exec courses.
BTW what is your real beef with Championship players??

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

Interesting. I wonder what "those who play a leisurely game" would translate to in terms of handicap index

< 3

[Goldwingnut]

Originally Posted by Rainger99

I read in the paper that this deal will not go through unless the PWAC and the AAC approve it. As I understand it, only the PWAC has approved of the agreement and we are waiting for the AAC to approve it.

Is that correct? And if it is, what happens if the AAC does not approve it?

Then it's back to the drawing board. TSG would be within their rights to take the system down as there is no agreement in place and they are not getting paid, OR depending on the fields in the database records, they could just lockout those north of CR466 from making reservations in the system. It would be a very difficult sell to justify since the developer is still including the Executive Course Trail pass with the Priority Memberships they are selling today.

Right now, all parties are operating in good faith that the agreement will be approved as quickly as possible, in the end we are simply talking about a business transaction and there is no requirement to give away their services for free. The developer isn't someone's rich uncle that has promised to take care of them for the rest of their life just because they bought a house here, though the way some people act you would think that is the case.

[Goldwingnut]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

Or maybe you should find out how many Champ players actually use the Exec courses.
BTW what is your real beef with Championship players??

The data was checked and approximately 87% of the Priority Membership purchasers also make reservations/play for the Executive courses. This was put out at the Monday PWAC meeting.

[OhioBuckeye]

Originally Posted by Goldwingnut

No increase in the Executive Trail fee has been discussed or planned. There will be going forward, a CPI adjustment to the Trail Fee that will occur annually to help keep up with rising costs, but other than that nothing is being considered.

Thanks Goldwingnut, your comment is exactly what I thought it was. You’re the first person to say or explain what was going on. Yes TV is getting older & maintenance fees will probably be more frequent.