Price Gouging

[Biggd]

Originally Posted by baygo

Almost 12 years ago I purchased a then abandon golf course. It went abandon because of the poor guest experience it featured. I worked diligently for over a decade to improve conditions however to this day people still come by and tell me how terrible of an experience they had and they would never play here again. Fortunately at the same time we built what became a popular restaurant. That restaurant ended up carrying the golf course financially for a decade. Then the pandemic hit. The restaurant has been dormant for a little over 300 days and the golf course has paid all the bills. You just never know.

I remember playing that course over 20 years ago with my son and one his friends. We had a ball laughing about how bad the course was but I'm not a very good golfer and the kids were just beginners at the time.
I'm still a lousy golfer but my son is a pretty good avid golfer.

[baygo]

Originally Posted by Biggd

I remember playing that course over 20 years ago with my son and one his friends. We had a ball laughing about how bad the course was but I'm not a very good golfer and the kids were just beginners at the time.
I'm still a lousy golfer but my son is a pretty good avid golfer.

If you have fun golfing, and your son has fun golfing, regardless what either one of you shoot, I believe you are a better golfer than someone who shoots a very low number and is aggravated by it. It’s just a game.