Originally posted by Onin3
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On the other hand, there are way more alternatives available for spending golfing $$ these days - mid range and high end public (osprey, eagles nest, etc.); destination (Cabot, Brandon, etc.); or other sports or entertainment options. Private golf (as an industry) needs to continue to evolve to bring “value” to their existing members and prospective ones.
I think you could make an argument that they may have lost this focus over the past half decade and the market has responded accordingly- not many clubs with waiting lists anymore.
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