I Played the Best and Worst Golf Course in GA...
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The $20 course is still nicer than a lot of the courses by me that are twice the price!
Good Ol Pine Hills….and they give you sweet range balls that leave a red line on your clubs lol!
The 20$ course is the first course I ever played. It is pretty awesome, I got to ride in the car with my BF and sneak a couple of holes. The employees either didn’t care or were okay with it. Pretty cool for 20$ and close to UGA for broke college students
Would you happen to know the name of the course?
so where is it !
@@balfresalazar6718pine hills near Athens Georgia
I enjoy playing nicer courses because I can play truer to my skill and not be frustrated at poor conditions especially on the greens, but for me I’m going cheap courses and playing twice as much and enjoying my time on the course playing. I’ve been trying to enjoy the good shots and improving rather than focusing on score. Great video idea keep it up bro!
I agree ! Cheap course I just worry about enjoying the shots hitting clean and enjoying the round
I think the $20 course is great value for money. I'd probably play the $200 course once a year as a tradition with friends. Like our own private major. As a low income play, it's all about dollars.
Growing up on those $20 courses I’d say a major pro of learning how to play on them is that in some cases they are so narrow that they force you to learn how to hit the straight ball, or even how to shape shots off of bad lies cause you have one every other shot. Some whack tracks are definitely fun to play if you’re looking to practice your game with your buddies, where I’m from we also have courses that are overcharging (~$80 for 18) just because they’re closer to town which isn’t very fun either cause they’re the same caliber as some $30-$40 courses. Keep up the good content Luke!
It’s a loaded question! “Would you rather play a $200 or $20 course. Every living golfer if honest would say, “Give me the $200 course”. The reality is, the average golfer who wants to play every weekend, and is middle to lower income, the question is a financial choice. Every golfer would rather play the nicer, better course. Municipal courses fill the niche for seniors, and youth cutting their teeth on rules and regulations, and both groups might be financially challenged. There’s no way I expected you to look down your beak at a “cheap” course, and I don’t think that was your goal setting out making this video, but if you look at the negative slant you put on this video, even though unintentional, was not you at your best.
I'd rather be able to play the $20 course 10 times than the $200 course once.
This
Cheap ass
agreed
I’m a member at a course that is very similar to the $20 course… The conditions of the course are indicative to what the customer base in this area would pay to play golf. These kinds of courses are the ones that are thriving right now and stay super busy while the elite or somewhat elite over $100 courses are struggling to stay open because it’s is such a big operation and their members care so much about the amenities and greens being immaculate that it cost the course quite a bit of money to operate. The course I play at is full of rural golfers that like to come out there and play with her buddies or family and that place stays packed and I guarantee you he’s seeing a higher percentage of profit then the nicer courses. Yes rural golf is definitely alive and thriving because of the business plan behind low maintenance fees which translates to low green fees. We have quite a few players that come from different courses to play half of them appreciate it for what it is and the other half act like their game has been affected from not being on an elite course which can make them look a little snobby. There is a bigger story behind these courses especially in towns where there’s not a lot to do… We have a group of friends that get together every Sunday morning and play a Cash game and we’re all very close friends and we all have different jobs and different looks on a lot of things but we still get along and enjoy each other even though we are vastly different and that’s the important story behind it.
I grew up playing cheap courses that weren’t in very good shape. I do appreciate every day I had at those courses. That being said now that I can afford some nicer courses I’d much rather play on expensive courses
This was fun to watch, there is a course I play here in Georgia that's worse than the 20 dollar course condition wise, but I go for the people and the fun not the conditions.
I also frequent Barnsley Gardens and I honestly enjoy all golf no matter course or condition.
Thanks for watching as always appreciate you!!!
I understand you get what you pay for but not everyone is a RUclips golfer that can afford a $200 track. I play my local muni for $10 to walk and now in the middle of summer, the conditions are getting quite nice. They take pride in their course and the upkeep. Granted in the winter months the grass is dying off and going dormant but I’d much rather play within my budget and treat myself with an occasional $50-$60 round. Golf is golf, I’ve learned to dance with the one I’ve brung and get excited when everything clicks. Love your videos, you’ve got great game.
The fact that I’m from Georgia and have played both of these courses makes this video so enjoyable for me 😂
What course is this?
$200 course looks like the Standard Club
What’s the 20$ course
That $20 course is a lot nicer than the course I have to play. Besides, @ $20 you can play 10 times for one time on the nice course. more golf = more fun.
There’s a course here in Dallas called prairie lakes, it’s right on Mountain Creek Lake and a lot of the holes but up to the lake, which you have to drive over to get to the course, after taxes and everything I pay a shade under 28 for 27 holes there, and the course is beautiful and a blast to play. Some parts aren’t perfect, but the greens are all nice and well maintained, the fairways are decent and actually really good when it’s not the dead heat of the summer or the off-season, and it’s a challenging course with a lot of trees and several really challenging par threes and fives
I left Texas 6 years ago to retire in the Philippines. My home course here is $94.00 monthly unlimited golf. Most courses here are in excellent condition with world class views of the mountains and ocean. I play about 12 times a month so it's about $8.00 a round. Only drawback here is golf equipment like shoes, clubs and grips is not available. Thank you Amazon. But if there I would choose the $200 round, for me it's about enjoying the time I have left. Can't take it with me and wouldn't want to even if I could. Take care Luke and God bless.
I play at a 9 hole course and we just put in champion Bermuda greens. Our fairways are terrible. When the member guest and the club championship is held, the course superintendent goes all out, though. Our monthly dues are $70. I was the assistant pro at one of the last courses Arnold Palmer designed with Tifsport fairways and a hybrid bent grass, and I was hovering around a 3 handicap. You had to hit every club in your bag and if I didn't sick with epilepsy, I think I could have been a lot better. I did get to play for free, so that made a big difference. It was so easy to hit the ball solid, but the course probably had a yearly budget in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
My local has a $15 super twilight with cart. Every cart has a hole ripped out of the driver's seat, some have no brakes and some have no governor. No marshal. Very few rules and even fewer are enforced. That said, I still enjoy my time there.
Im stationed in S Korea right now and a $20 course would be awesome. Here, the first three holes are closed for maintenance so you play 4-9 twice for “9” holes and it’s $10 to walk…no golf carts here.
Seriously I would love that $20 course. I pay way more out here in SoCal for way less. There's a course by me that, last time I played it, had dirt or dead grass for most of the fairways, and that was a $40-50 course. Granted it's usually over 100 degrees here in the summer but still
I honestly have no problem with playing cheaper courses, I mean it gives you different setups for all skill levels, perfect for guys trying to get better but still not country club material. Great video. But of course we all love the $200 courses
Our local municipal courses (4-18 hole courses) offer a $15 rate at 6pm during daylight savings time, able to play 14-18 holes with cart for $15, and they are really nice courses. They have both links style and more traditional American style golf courses. That is my preference...
My local course is between 25 and 35 a round. No tee times. Just grab a cart and line up. Marshall usually pairs groups of two when it's crowded. Greens are pretty good. Fairways and tee boxes 4/10. It's one of my favorite places in the world
Makes you appreciate the good courses you get to play if you’re in the Houston area stop by Golfcrest cc it’s the course that keagan Bradley play in a hooters tour event and won to stay on tour. I believe it was 2008
The gun shots in the background was classic hahaha.
Southern Landings in Warner Robins GA is $35 (weekend) and is top notch, I have some $100 golf courses in the area that I can get on (Private) but the only difference is the pace of play, the private courses are never packed but Southern is guaranteed 5 hour round if you do not get an early tee time.
SW Washington state, close to Portland, Oregon. That $20 for 9 holes course did not look as bad as I'd imagined it would. I'd play it, though I think the slow greens and any poorly maintained tee boxes would drive me bonkers. The course I play most is 18 holes for $43 Mon-Thurs, $53 Fri-Sun. Less for a twilight round or with a $100/year membership. It's not scenic, but it's in consistently good condition from tee to green. Except for Bandon (in December, $100), I don't think I've ever paid more than $60 for 18.
I know others have said this but be careful of unintended snobbery. I would love to be able to go out and play a 200 dollar, top of the line golf course all the time but few people have the resources to devote to such a thing. These small, municipal courses fill a much needed niche' It allows an affordable way to let everyone play the game, not just those with enough disposable wealth to pay for high end golf. Most of us grew up playing small courses like the one you talked about and most of us will continue to play these kinds of courses because, simply put, blowing what could amount to a couple days salary on a round of golf is out of the question. No, the golf won't be as good and you probably would increase your skill level playing a top tier course all the time but most golfers don't have any illusion about playing at the professional level.
Essentially, don't disparage small, cheap courses. For the price they can afford you a pretty good time. Without them the game would stagnate pretty quickly. When we say we want to grow the game. Well, most of the golfers you see playing the top end courses started out on those cheap, less than top of the line tracks.
I agree. The kid sounds a lil snobby. Course was def more than solid for $20. Maybe he lives in the mid west so the value is actually good. I am blessed to play Torrey pines often cuz I have a residence card, but I’m always down to play some nice cheap golf anywhere. Doesn’t matter as long as there’s a tee box and pin.
@@thomaslee841 There is some truth to this. Courses tend to vary depending on location. It also depends on reputation. Out here we have Chambers Bay, a PGA level course that is over 200 bucks for non residents. Next door, almost literally, is The Home Course which is a very nice course and almost as difficult from similar tees but 1/4 the price. Is Chambers bay 150 dollars better? No but no one brags about playing the Home Course. Well, I do but it is one of my favorite courses.
Everything you said was spot-on. The Cheap Muni’s are where most golfers start out.
Depends on my bank account. Unfortunately the 20.00 more often than not. I play on a seniors league that travels around (Ga) and we pay an average of 20 and some of the courses are very nice.
Streamsong is about 30 minutes from my house and it's worth $200 every time I play it. But a $60 round at Southern Dunes with the boys is where it's at.
Good Ole Pines !!! I shot a 82 yesterday and I actually only 3 putted one time hahahahah.
Pine hills (the cow pasture) I go almost every Friday lol. Also the score cards in pencils are at the counter
Come out to Hartwell and play the worst best rated course. It has 4.6 stars mainly because of the price and hospitality. But the layout and conditions are some like you never seen. Depending on the dryness, you could shoot 64 or 80
That's definitely pine hills lol when I first started playing golf a year ago we used to play there a lot, now I'll never go there again lol. Good luck!
$200 is a little pricey for a round of golf.. $30-$60 is more of the range I like to be in.. I’m def getting a sandbagger hat from the website when they are back in stock👍🏻
Yes sirrr the new pre order drop is august 22nd
My golf course selection is less about the number of '$$$' it cost to play... And more about; How many holes have houses within range of the fairways..
Honestly I prefer courses that are closer in cost to the $20 course than the $200 one. I play maybe one country club/high end course over $125+/rd per season. With the slope, distance (6500+ mens tees), and complex and fast undulating greens I'm lucky to break 90 when I play at high end tracks. At a basic muni or mid level public course I can actually score a little bit and shoot in the low 80s from white/blues (5800-6200 yards) and have a much better time. The conditions at the higher end courses are obviously a treat and the pace of play is generally much better but in terms of overall enjoyment I generally enjoy the cheaper public tracks.
This is awesome haha. Im definitely a $20 golf type of man
HAHA me too unless its free at a nice course
NO WAY. I’m from GA and when I saw this title I thought “It would be funny if he played at the winder GA course I know about that’s $20 bucks”. Sure enough I’m seeing the first few clips and it was the course.
I recognized it right off. I can think of one higher dollar course that isn’t much better. Trophy Club. Home of the six hour round on a goat track.
I new exactly where he was. I played that course many times. Now I play some of the better courses in the area, but not $200
@@ronniekilburn8567 right, I wouldn’t pay $200 of my own money either. I cap out at $100 a few times a year. I played Sugarloaf for a company function.
I could tell immediately that this is (*name censored*) hahaha I live next to it and it's a fun course if you wanna get a few beers in. Plus there's no dress code so you'll see all kinds of stuff 😂
hahah any golf is good tbh appreciate you for watching my man!
Fucking dying with the battle music LOL
I used to play at the park or my yard but now I hate when bunkers aren’t raked afee the r working at 7 different courses 😂
I like to play somewhere in-between haha... Great video!
That guy with the bad review obviously never saw Mossy Creek in its final days lol
I was going to comment this. Good ole Mossy Creek!!
Hey man I was just in Hilton Head with my buddy and we played the worst course ever! If you can, please try out Rose Hill Golf Club. It was such an experience. Everything about it was absolutely terrible.
As a local here, I agree! Rose Hill is flat out terrible! Try Old South Golf next time. You will not be disappointed!
Luke Peavy for president!
HAHAh love it
I highly recommend Three Jack National for some “elite” golf
The $20 is totally my speed!😂😂😂
Brah I have played at both of those courses. The one in Winder more times than I want to remember. It’s where I take my non-golfing friends.
Never forget where you came from, Luke, no matter how big you become.
Yes sirrr! Always appreciate you for watching!
Luke you need to come out to AZ in the summer time! I play 18 holes for $8 sometimes, this course looks pristine in comparison 👀👀
No wayyyyyy
hey luke its me byron and austin cousin
if you are a beginner, you can play 10 times for the price of once at the bougie club... it doesnt matter how much money it is.. hacking up a goat ranch when you are just starting out is the move..
Holy crap?!? $200. I am not from that land. I don't even know of a course near me that costs that much. And I would feel like a foreigner regarding the conversations. LoL. My local courses are $38 for 18 holes including a cart. And then $6 for large bucket of 100 range balls.
Come to Dublin Country Club. Great greens and short little course
I live in ringgold Georgia and you need to go to tunnel hill to play the worst course in ga😂 the 20 dollar course was incredible compared to tunnel hill
Video was hilarious 😂
love the filming of the steal. 10/10 wouldve done that too
I know that $20 course. played it a couple of times. good for beginners learning the game. pretty open for the most part some of the rough parts the cart paths (hey you get a cart!), clubhouse pretty sketch, can you say old chicken coup? most tee boxes and many of the dirt fairways, course is never watered, so summer time on the GA clay will give you lots of roll. it's worth the $20 just to play some golf. lots of short par 4's so there's some birdies out here... I'm not paying $200 for a round of golf. Not likely unless its a current or prior PGA course. $2-$3/hole is more my style Thank Joe Brandon for raising all the prices of everything. Golf is also getting pretty pricy the last 2 years.
Depends on who I’m playing with. If it’s a group of buddies and we plan on shotgunning beers after every hole ?? $20 course it is !!! Otherwise I want a course that rewards me for hitting FIR and GIR.
Exactly
I know exactly what $20 course your at 🤣🤣 it’s in winder and it’s a really fun course and wide open, I grew up playing there
250 sub squad stand up!!!!
letssss goooooo
so im actually a member at the 200 dollar course. its actually not a 200 dollar round. first off its completely private but i play twice a week and with my monthly dues it comes out to 75/ round which is avergae for a good course in athe atlanta area. . also if your a guest the fee isnt 200 bucks. ive brought a few guests with me and its about 120- still expensive but not 200
200 per round is not realistic for the average hcp player, you should have compared to 60-80 course that's would be more in reach, 20 is going to be a rough track, 30-40 could be mixed bag, over 50 things should start improving
You know the answer to that question, but I'll hit that algorithm 👍🏽
Yo Luke Wondering if we could play a match against you?
Come play the brickyard in Leslie GA if you think that course is bad you haven’t seen bad yet
So I see you played Pine Hills and I think Sugarloaf Country club?
the good ole pine hills
I've played worse for more. That said, I obviously prefer the better courses. Living an hour from the Pinehurst area, I try to get down there a few times a year. But still enjoy a fun beer chugging 18 with my buddies at a cheap course.
I've played with a scratch player at that 20 dollar course and guess what... he still played like how he played at a 200 dollar course. He still smoked his game
My boy out there playing in winder like it’s nothin
Nice video ! 200$ is too much however. 80-90$ for a tee time in the morning with free range is perfect. For a tee time after 3PM, around 40-50$ is good.
the 200 dollar course is not really 200 bucks to play. its a private course called the standard club (i know because my dad use to be a member and i recognize it. its 200 bucks because hes most likely being charged the non member guest fee
Which makes it $200 to play…gotta work on ur logic a lil bit there bud lmao
I live in GA and there’s plenty of course here that charge $45-$70 for 18 that look and play the exact way as that $200 course. My local course charges $45 for 18 and it’s not worth that price imo bc they don’t keep the course up but it’s challenging and looks better than the one you played. But I think those cheap courses are good for getting you better. Bc you aren’t gonna care about all that stuff. You just want to figure out how to hit the ball. Good video tho!
I guess I’m lucky Colorado public course are basically all nice lol
Best golf course? Augusta? Lol
$200 per round is too rich for me as a weekly course. Would pay it on a special occasion. Better value just joining a club that you enjoy playing at regularly, ideally with decent practice facilities on site.
I’m about to play a $20 course tomorrow. I’m thinking it’s the same one 😂
Great content! Keep it up!
Great video, loved it champ
Thanks for watching appreciate you!
A couple bad tee boxes, fairways don’t even look bad, when you said it was like the rough I think that’s a pretty big stretch. I’d say their conditions for 20 bucks is a good deal. Cheapest courses around here are 25 before the cart fees and some aren’t as good as ur 20 dollar course. Maybe Georgia is just built different for golf
Lol the bad course you played is my main course
I know pine hill when I see it. Play there all the time. Can't beat $17 to walk 18 holes.
You haven’t seen bad until you play Uncle Remus Golf Course in Eatonton, GA. It is a goat patch.
I seem to play better at better courses so keep me away from the $20 specials. Between $60-80 for my normal 2x a week game and the once a month with the guys is up to $150.
go time ! lets go
Yes sirrrrrr
The best golf cart I have ever seen is in UGA golf course for sure!
I think Augusta National is the best course in Georgia
The 2 cardinal rules of golf. Play the course as you find it and play the ball where it lies.
I like to play "against" any type of course. I challenge the course to beat me.
I have played that $200 course many times and although it is nice, it is not even close to the best course in GA.
Was that in Barnesville?
Do you like more relaxed courses or strict courses?
I prefer a stricter club. Not too strict but enough to keep the people who don't respect golf, or the course, away.
I love both for many reasons!
The Winder one is kinda relaxing because after a few holes, you don’t give a shit.
Love your content man! I’ll actually be in GA this Wednesday. What’s the chances of just getting a round in?
I wish my man but this week is crazy!
I'll be coming through Atlanta area looking to play the 2nd week of August. Anybody down?
funny thing is that the war zone course is actually my school golf teams home course. It really is a warzone.
Luke dont you play ay providence a lot too?
$20 course is Pine Hills which I’ve played and I’m almost positive the $200 course is The Standard Club which I got to play cause of my job
Bro I’ve never had tee times at any of the courses I play at 😭😭😭
I'm a man of the people. Give me that $20 course any day of the week.
well my dad plays at a private course that costs around 200 bucks but because of family i only gotta pay 10 bucks to play at his course
so thats a win
Trust me guys I would never spend $200 on a course I have a lot more fun on the cheaper courses with friends letss goo
True. I’ve actually had a good time playing the Winder course. It all depends on who you play with.