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DubCoffman62
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That's why when I played I preferred to pay for private courses. Mostly though I was invited by rich friends through work
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Really, in 50+ years of playing public golf courses, in many states, I’ve never experienced that.
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DubCoffman62
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Location, it's all about location. Not as many rednecks in your neck of the woods.
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DubCoffman62
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The last time I set foot on a public course was in the 1990's, San Bernadino CA. A couple of a-holes that were in front of us started arguing and though it didn't get this bad when my dumb ass partner yelled at them to move it along they turned their attention to us. It didn't get physical but it was pretty trashy. From that point on I avoided public courses.
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DubCoffman62
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I haven't played golf in years but when I was the sous chef at a country club I got in good with the right people and was invited to play not only on the club's course but I was also invited to join in on some other nice courses. I did insist on paying for my own green fees but yeah, you get used to those places it's hard to play on a public course.
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