What do you pay to play golf in a month, not counting equipment or betting?

What do you typically pay each month to play golf, not counting new equipment or betting or food?

I'm talking green fees, cart fees, membership fees, direct costs to play.

FYI, I usually walk, and play a local military base course for $15.50 per round, 1 time per week, so I'm at $62.00 per month.

What do you guys pay?

I'd guess around $240. I really don't want to think about it too much

Around $200 a month from March to November, Decent public courses in the Philly area run $70-$80 on the weekend. Play 3 maybe 4 weekends out of a month.

About $200 a month, between playing and practicing.

I was lucky enough to work at a country club and play at that property or any property owned by our parent company for a $5 fee.

Edit: I could have walked for free, but the $5 was the cart fee for employees.

So lets say 2 rounds a week I'm looking at $40 for the month.

Now however I have a grown up job and lost my privileges obviously.

So now I play worse courses, for more money. And less times per month.

I am in the neighborhood now of $120/month for playing at most 5 times. (my usual course just to get out and play is a par 3 course)

Through highschool I worked at a country club and then playing 4 years of college golf I have MAYBE spent $500 in the last 8 years for summer tourney entries and stuff. I dont know whats going to happen when I actually have to pay to play every time..... may have to give up the game until I start making real money!

This year I'm around 4-5 rounds a month, each around $30. So $120-150. Previous years my work schedule was a little lighter and could get 10 rounds a month.

4-10 rounds a month 200-300

15-18 twilight rounds per month, ~16 each, so around $275.

£850 annual membership of my club, so about $1400 dollars, or $115-ish per month. I normally play about 3 times a week, so roughly $10 per round.

My club is 300 a month, I f I ride it's 18, walk it's free. Probably 450? Ouch!

$200 a month green fees -- winter that gets up closer to $300-$350.

i use to play really cheap places in the summer (AZ) but now decide to pay a little extra to play the courses that will be in the $180-$250 range in the winter.

$50 a month range all i can hit.

and $1500 in shopping sprees for my better half........

Well, I guess it would be $160.
My home course has a day/night scramble every year and the winning team wins a free membership for the next year.
My team has won it 5 years in a row. Lol. Entry fee is $60/person.
[size=4]Then I allow myself another $100 for practice and to travel and play new/other courses. [/size]

That tournament is coming up soon come to think about it. Hopefully we make it a 6-peat.

Including the range I am paying around $450 a month.

Big fat zero. I could play almost every day if I had the time. Part of the reason I work where I do is for golf privileges. While I may buy balls sometime I don't need to as I have over 500 in a bucket. But it is not perfect. The job wears me out and I may have just messed up my knee pretty good repairing bunkers from all the rain we have had. Ughhh.

I pay $60 a month for unlimited twilight golf at my home course. During the summer, I try and play a few different courses so it goes up a little.

$400-500 per month April to October

To play for me, I get to play free everyday after I get off work. Which is at the golf course

$125/month including cart of unlimited golf. Most days I play 27 holes if not more depending on day length. Don't get to use it much Jan-April due to job.

About £50 range fees, £80-100 green fees, probably £50 for buggy fees. Totals around £200 I guess.

4-6 rounds a month 100-200 dollars depending on the course

I pay $900 / year for walking pass plus $25 / month for unlimited range balls so just under $100.00 per month. That does not include any scrambles which I'll often pay to get into. I rarely ride, but when I do I can tack on $14 for the cart.

Walk 9 after work once a week for 12 bucks, ride 18 once on weekend,usually sunday evening for somewhere around 25, so I guess about 150

Moved to General Golf Talk

My annual subs are £48 a month on an excellent quality parkland course. It gets wet in the Winter but is still a bargain. County and National subs add another £10 a year.

NZ$1200 per year. Play at least 70 times per year (not including the 6-8 matches I play at other clubs when representing the club in inter-cliub competition….. Maybe just north of $15 per round….Maybe a little south of $15 per round.

I haven't spent a cent on range fees in 2.5 years….not since I bought a Flightscope to use at home

$70. 91 dollars a month , and 99$ Cents a day on 2 soft shell tacos

If I cut it close I will take out pros fat ugly sister to Golden Corral and than a night on the town singing karaoke to Shania Twain or The backstreet boys . . All in the name of golf

Through the nose


Fairways & Greens My Friends
Richard

[quote name='GeoffDickson' timestamp='1407355499' post='9873295']
NZ$1200 per year. Play at least 70 times per year (not including the 6-8 matches I play at other clubs when representing the club in inter-cliub competition….. Maybe just north of $15 per round….Maybe a little south of $15 per round.

I haven't spent a cent on range fees in 2.5 years….not since I bought a Flightscope to use at home
[/quote][quote name='GeoffDickson' timestamp='1407355499' post='9873295']
NZ$1200 per year. Play at least 70 times per year (not including the 6-8 matches I play at other clubs when representing the club in inter-cliub competition….. Maybe just north of $15 per round….Maybe a little south of $15 per round.

I haven't spent a cent on range fees in 2.5 years….not since I bought a Flightscope to use at home
[/quote][quote name='GeoffDickson' timestamp='1407355499' post='9873295']
NZ$1200 per year. Play at least 70 times per year (not including the 6-8 matches I play at other clubs when representing the club in inter-cliub competition….. Maybe just north of $15 per round….Maybe a little south of $15 per round.

I haven't spent a cent on range fees in 2.5 years….not since I bought a Flightscope to use at home
[/quote]

Nice Geoff : nice / You don't have to rub it in our faces though

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Through the nose


Fairways & Greens My Friends
Richard
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Through the nose is fine . But up the shoot isn't a good deal