bruno

best public golf course in america under 200 $ green fee?

BeachBoi

Bruno
Strictly public or semi-private?And does the $200 include the cart fee or not?Last time I looked,Pebble Beach was still under $200.I cant be sure but if so they would get my vote.
BB

beachbum

I'll pitch for a couple great courses around here:
1. Pumpkin Ridge, west of Portland. US Women's Open to be played there next year.
2. Bandon Dunes and Pacific Dunes on the Oregon coast....golf like it was meant to be played.

bruno

I mean a golf course which I wouldn't have to have connections to get a tee off, or I wouldn't have to book more then 1 month in advance. Let's say the green fee alone can't be more then 100 $ us. I will be in Florida in April, any golf course near miami worth while?

Todd

The best value in public golf is arguably the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail in Alabama. There are about 10 courses throughout the state with green fees under $65. Some of the courses, such as Grand National in Opelika, are stunning!

beachbum

Was curious so I looked at Golf Magazines rankings of top 100 courses you can play (public). #1. Pebble (greens fees well over $200 though); #2. Pacific Dunes; #9. Bandon Dunes; #39. Pumpkin Ridge.

bruno

do you have the web site where the courses are ranked? Also, best public course near orlando, miami??

David

I Love Falcon's Fire outside of Orlando. I think it was $125.00 high season. Trya search for either Miami or Orlando golf on google.

beachbum

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/gol...ist/index.html

havkhones

In the last 2-3 years, Golf Digest had a course(Thousand Oaks) here in Grand Rapids, MI rated as a top 5 public course in the country for under $100.00. All of the criteria mentioned by the original poster seem to fit. Unfortunately the northern climate here allows play only from early March thru November.

WaitAMinit

Bruno
I for one am confued as hell.First,you wanna know the name of "public golf course in America".Then you say you are going to be in "Florida".Just what do you want to know??You seem to be getting some answers,but you strayed from "America" meaning I guess anywhwre to Florida/Miami-Orlando.Please help!