What would you do?

[erichake]

Sounds like B is your choice. You'll make new friends there.

And one more tip: don't use "golf" as a verb (as in, "I golfed last week."). You "play golf", you don't "golf" or "go golfing." You'll sound like more of a player that way.

[Shemp]

B and make new friends who aren'tso cheap and petty.

[RightHandRough]

I actually face a similar dilema this year. Although the past few years I've been at course B. Course B is full of pretensious pompus people though, being the "fancy" "expehensive" track. I'm switching to A or freelancing this year cause I miss the comradarie and laid back feel of the cheaper track.

[Beastmode Broker]

thanks for all your help and comments guys
I have made my choice and......... COURSE B it is!!!

off to go pay my dues this am, meet the head pro and get a tour of the whole joint, locker room etc...
talked to my other buddies and as you all mentioned, they are cool w it
one of them actually is freelancing it this year, so im sure hell come play my new home course lots w me

SUPER stoked to be member here
I know it sounds weird, but i have always dreamed of being a member at a Country Club but could never afford it
well my business has taken off over the past 5 years and I now can afford to drop the coin
and this IS my FAV course in the city

thansk again everyone!

[Golfwolf]

^^^^ I see you have made your decision, it looks like B is the choice for you anyway. You like the courses, practice there often, none of your friends are there but you will make new ones. The price difference is not much when you add the range fee to course A, enjoy.