Bandon on a budget?

[TheMackDaddy]

Is it possible to stay and play at Bandon Dunes on a budget? I live just ouside of Seatle and it is about 500 miles away. I've just been looking at pictures and writeups recently and I'd kill to go there.

 

Couple questions...

 

-Replay rates... are they good for any course, and do I need to stay at a certain place to get them?

-Saw somewhere it is free golf after 36? That can't be... can it?

 

I would be going in november if at all because it is cheapest at that time.

 

Could I manage to play all 4 courses, pay for a room, and eat for under $500? $600? I have no problem playing 54+ in one day and don't mind the rain and wind.

Thanks for the help!

[Chris_NH]

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Is it possible to stay and play at Bandon Dunes on a budget? I live just ouside of Seatle and it is about 500 miles away. I've just been looking at pictures and writeups recently and I'd kill to go there.

Couple questions...

-Replay rates... are they good for any course, and do I need to stay at a certain place to get them?
-Saw somewhere it is free golf after 36? That can't be... can it?

I would be going in november if at all because it is cheapest at that time.

Could I manage to play all 4 courses, pay for a room, and eat for under $500? $600? I have no problem playing 54+ in one day and don't mind the rain and wind.
Thanks for the help!
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The rates are all listed online, including the prices for resort guests and non-resort guests. I can't imagine how you'd get in more than 36/day holes with the limited sunlight in November. Note that Bandon Trails is closed until March.

Good luck putting it together.

[dafisk]

Call them and ask about packages. They have some deals that are not listed on their web site.

[TheMackDaddy]

And if I only played 36 which courses are the best?

[ws6]

if you are only playing 36, I would play Bandon Dunes and Pacific Dunes. I think PD is a little harder, I would play it first.