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"Great course"

5/29/23: Review by GoBux

First time playing here --- very impressed with the greens as the Sunday Ultra-Dwarf Bermudagrass is as advertised! Very smooth and they roll true. A good variety of holes and good risk/reward shots as well. Hard to get into too much trouble here. Enjoyed it very...

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Charlotte National Range Balls

This topic has 3 replies, 3 voices, and was last updated 11 years, 5 months ago by B-Man.

- December 2, 2011 at 1:34 pm #3441
  izzyf150
  BAD NEWS! Charlotte National has decreased the size of the range ball bags. They’re range balls our now no better of a deal then what any other golf course offers. I have on occasion went out to Charlotte National to hit balls even when I planned on golfing at another course (once in a blue moon but still) just because I knew I would get a better deal. I guess I can just purchase range balls at the course that I will be playing at from now on. Charlotte National you disappoint me!
- December 2, 2011 at 2:25 pm #7385
  HateSlowPlay
  Emerald Lake GC takes the cake when it comes to bad range deals.
  They charge $6 for a token which literally only gets you 15-20 balls (if it’s more than that it certainly doesn’t feel like it). Half of which don’t have dimples.
- December 2, 2011 at 10:07 pm #7387
  izzyf150
  Well it sounds like Charlotte National is still a better deal than Emerald Lake. It just upsets me to see a good thing disappear like that. I don’t know why they had to do that anyway. If you ever seen Charlotte National’s range balls, 75 percent of them are old balls out of peoples bags anyway. It’s not like they spent a lot of money on these balls (they were free). They only sent I guy out to get more balls when their box inside started getting low and it takes him a whole 30 minutes maybe to get enough balls to fill the box back up.
- December 6, 2011 at 10:57 am #7389
  B-Man
  Just got an email from Emerald Lake with new rates on range balls:
  – 1 token is now just $4 or get three tokens for $10
  Also, an update on their winter rates:
  Regular golf rates including cart:
  $35 Monday-Friday or $29 after 12:00
  $42 Saturday, Sunday and Holidays or $30 after 12:00
  $29 for Seniors 55+ Anytime Monday-Friday
  I played there last week and the greens were in very good shape.

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