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Heard quarry is gonna be north of $200 per round when it reopens
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Sign Up Now!That better come with a hand job from a hot beer cart girl because there is no way I'm paying that to golf there.Heard quarry is gonna be north of $200 per round when it reopens
Cheese Sandwiches - $3That better come with a hand job from a hot beer cart girl because there is no way I'm paying that to golf there.
Best of luck to themHeard quarry is gonna be north of $200 per round when it reopens
That better come with a hand job from a hot beer cart girl because there is no way I'm paying that to golf there.
Seems pretty reasonable.There's gotta be 130 people here with $10k each right?
3501 M 65, Glennie, MI 48737 | Zillow
3501 M 65, Glennie MI. The Rent Zestimate for this property is $1,073/mo, which has increased by $1,073/mo in the last 30 days.www.zillow.com
I've worked in the golf finance business previously and that's going to be a hard pass for me. Courses like that are basically a bonfire that you keep dumping buckets of cash intoThere's gotta be 130 people here with $10k each right?
3501 M 65, Glennie, MI 48737 | Zillow
3501 M 65, Glennie MI. The Rent Zestimate for this property is $1,073/mo, which has increased by $1,073/mo in the last 30 days.www.zillow.com
That's why Trump loves them. Operating losses roughly equal to the appreciation in the land and hopefully less in the long run. Net worth increases and tax losses every year to go along with it.I've worked in the golf finance business previously and that's going to be a hard pass for me. Courses like that are basically a bonfire that you keep dumping buckets of cash into
You'd probably need to buy that for half of what it's listed for to have a chance of getting positive cash flow. Even then it would be tough
Internet says it costs roughly $560k/yr to operate a course in the upper central states. Probably only 6 months of golfable weather in Michigan. Let's say it's $56/round to play. You'd need to average about 56 full rounds per day to break even. Yeah that seems impossible in Glennie Michigan.I've worked in the golf finance business previously and that's going to be a hard pass for me. Courses like that are basically a bonfire that you keep dumping buckets of cash into
You'd probably need to buy that for half of what it's listed for to have a chance of getting positive cash flow. Even then it would be tough
But if you charge $112/round only 28 rounds per day sounds doable?Internet says it costs roughly $560k/yr to operate a course in the upper central states. Probably only 6 months of golfable weather in Michigan. Let's say it's $56/round to play. You'd need to average about 56 full rounds per day to break even. Yeah that seems impossible in Glennie Michigan.
Exactly. I did some looking on their website and the course looks pretty basic, so you could probably get under that maintenance budget, however...Internet says it costs roughly $560k/yr to operate a course in the upper central states. Probably only 6 months of golfable weather in Michigan. Let's say it's $56/round to play. You'd need to average about 56 full rounds per day to break even. Yeah that seems impossible in Glennie Michigan.
I think owning an indoor practice facility would be a good compromise. Have like 8 sim bays and an artificial turf practice green with a couple bunkers. There's one around Seattle I found and they are charging around $500/mo for membership. Could probably cut that fee substantially in NE.I absolutely love the idea of owning a golf course, but for the most part it's a shitty business to be in
If think if you you could find a way to have real grass to hit off inside it would be amazing in the winter. But that's my own bias since I absolutely refuse to hit off matsI think owning an indoor practice facility would be a good compromise. Have like 8 sim bays and an artificial turf practice green with a couple bunkers. There's one around Seattle I found and they are charging around $500/mo for membership. Could probably cut that fee substantially in NE.
I haven't played many in Omaha but Tara Hills, Miracle Hills, and Shoreline were pretty enjoyable. One year our company outting was at Bent Tree just outside of council bluffs. It has some pretty unique holes.What are the best public courses in the Omaha area? Anyone with a connection at Champions that could get me on? I’ll be in town first week in August and looking to play a few rounds
I could see big grass trays with a growing medium that you could move to and from an attached greenhouse space. Just recess a spot in the bay floor.If think if you you could find a way to have real grass to hit off inside it would be amazing in the winter. But that's my own bias since I absolutely refuse to hit off mats