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If you have a look st www.personalcaddy.com we have many reviews of courses and it includes what the approximate costs are plus information on each one as well – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Well, the tight budget is a problem. Good courses where the weather is nice in the winter are going to cost you. Anyway: 1) Phoenix/Scottsdale, AZ 2) Palm Springs/Coachella Valley, CA 3) Monterey Bay Area, CA Any suggestions for good golfing locations and courses in the western us? (we’re on a tight budget so we’re looking for bang for the buck.) Thanks.
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Might I suggest Reno/Carson City area. Most of the Hotels have golf packages. In Reno I would recommend playing Lakeridge or Redhawk. Redhawk is beautiful. Carson City is a little less expensive, but there are a good choice of courses including a couple of very new courses. Allen B Allen B Fishing’s what I do for work…Bowling and golf’s what I do for fun…Someday I will wake up and realize I might have to get a job.
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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Well, the tight budget is a problem. Good courses where the weather is nice in the winter are going to cost you. Anyway: 1) Phoenix/Scottsdale, AZ 2) Palm Springs/Coachella Valley, CA 3) Monterey Bay Area, CA Any suggestions for good golfing locations and courses in the western us? (we’re on a tight budget so we’re looking for bang for the buck.) Thanks.
For prices, weather and fairly nice golf courses try the San Joaquin Valley in California, Bakersfield is where I’m at and can play almost year round for less than $25.00 per round including cart..
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Any suggestions for good golfing locations and courses in the western us? (we’re on a tight budget so we’re looking for bang for the buck.) Thanks.
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Well, the tight budget is a problem. Good courses where the weather is nice in the winter are going to cost you. Anyway: 1) Phoenix/Scottsdale, AZ 2) Palm Springs/Coachella Valley, CA 3) Monterey Bay Area, CA – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Any suggestions for good golfing locations and courses in the western us? (we’re on a tight budget so we’re looking for bang for the buck.) Thanks.