What Are the Green Fees at Poppy Hills?

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I’m planning a trip to play at Poppy Hills Golf Course and I’m trying to gather as much information as possible, particularly about the green fees. I’ve heard that they have different rates for members and non-members, and I’m curious about:

  • Current Green Fees: What are the rates for both members and non-members?
  • Tee Time Reservations: Is it easy to reserve tee times, especially on weekends?
  • Membership Benefits: For those of you who are members, do you think the membership is worth it in terms of the savings on green fees?

I would love to hear from anyone who has played there recently or has insights into the costs. Any tips on discounts or best times to play would also be appreciated. Thanks!

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The green fees at Poppy Hills currently range from $150 on weekdays to $200 on weekends. They often have seasonal rates, so keep an eye out for those! Add-ons like carts can increase the total.

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Wow, $200 on weekends is quite steep! Are there any discounts for early morning or twilight rounds?

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I hear they have special promotions during certain holidays. Anyone know the specifics on those? Would love to catch a break on fees!

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Yes! Poppy Hills does offer discounts for early tee times and twilight rounds, usually around $20 off. It’s a great way to save!

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During the summer, they sometimes have ‘buy one get one half off’ deals, especially for local residents on Wednesdays. It’s worth checking out!

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The website usually updates those promotions. I’ve seen BOGO deals pop up a lot, especially during summer evenings. Super fun when you can play with friends for cheaper!

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For those of us not nearby, are there any loyalty programs for frequent players?

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Yes, they have a rewards program where you can earn points for every dollar spent. Once you hit a certain number, you can redeem for free rounds or discounts!

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That sounds amazing! I wish more courses had loyalty programs like that. Makes it easier to justify those green fees!

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Exactly, especially with how rates keep rising! I mean, what’s next? $300 on weekends?!

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Just wait until inflation gets here! But seriously, it’s always wise to check for those deals; humor always helps when facing a hefty price tag!

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I’ve played at Poppy Hills and their green fees are around $125 on weekdays. When you compare that to Pebble Beach, which charges over $500, Poppy Hills offers a better value considering the amenities and course quality.

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That’s a great point! I think the overall experience at Poppy Hills is lovely, especially with their focus on environmental sustainability.

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I’ve noticed that green fees at local courses vary. Poppy Hills might be a bit steep for some, but the course design makes it worth it. Plus, with amenities like their restaurant, it’s a nice way to spend the day.

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Absolutely! Poppy Hills’ layout is stunning. If you consider the total package, it might stand out compared to cheaper courses that lack such quality.

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I think the green fees at Poppy Hills do reflect the overall quality of the golfing experience. But, has anyone found better deals online? I’d love to save a bit while enjoying a round there!

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You might check discount sites or local memberships; I sometimes find vouchers that make it more affordable. It’s worth a look!

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The green fees might be high, but consider that they also invest in course maintenance and improvements. You don’t want to play on a poorly kept course, right?

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Very true! I’ve seen how other local courses can go downhill. Paying a bit more for quality is often worth it in the long run.

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