on average, how much do you pay for a round of golf and what's the most you would pay?
444528
For $50 bucks you could play a lot of courses (18 holes + cart).  The most I've ever paid was about $270 for 18 holes walking, but that was the Old Course at St. Andrews.  Well worth it for any golf entusiast.
599668
It definitely would be a very low number.  It might be better to think of it as...If you can play bogey golf or better you are part of 10% of the better amateurs in golf.  Most people will never break par.  Probably as high as 90%.  It's an exacting sport to be sure.  Although there are a lot more golfers now that can play par golf than ever before.  Simply because there are millions more golfers.
1086092
I bought 48 sessions, and I believe it was about $45 per session. The price goes down the more sessions you buy, so if you can't afford 48 at once, assume the price will be higher.
1174069
depends on how generous you are\na buck is CHEAP\nif you can afford to play golf, own clubs, pay for a tee time - give the poor guy some money - geez.
113169
The standardization of 18 holes for a round of golf can be credited to St. Andrews golf course in Scotland.\n\nPrior to the mid-1760s - and right up until the early 1900s - it was common to find golf courses that were comprised of 12 holes, or 19, or 23, or 15, or any other number.\n\nThen, around 1764, St. Andrews converted from 22 holes to 18 holes. The reason? Well, everyone knows 18 holes are easier to take care of than 22!
423688
Probably not worth much right now but maybe down the road someday.  You may get more information from this link.  \n\nhttp://www.golfopia.com/genvalue.htm
571768
None, Save the $250.00 bucks and use $99.00 of it to sign up for Link Up 2 Golf or First Swing. Go to www.playgolfamerica.com and find a program in your area. They will supply the equipment. They will teach you everything you need to know and take you out on the course a couple times. Make sure when you sign up that they do take you out on the course. During this time you will get to hit several types of clubs. \n\nThings to think about\n1. Budget\n2. How often will you play\n3. Clubs you hit that you like\n\nI even suggest going to some demo days have them fit you for clubs. Once you know what you want you can look for great deals on E-bay, Play it again sports, or newspaper.
1041624
Definitely not the golf shop or the golf course.  These places usually charge you $1/ball.\n\nInternet sellers are usually much cheaper.  I actually just received an order yesterday for 100 used golf balls.  I chose AA quality Maxfli Noodles (which turned out to be great - most seem pretty new).  The Noodles were a good compromise between performance and price for me.\n\nIn any case, my cost for 100 balls was $35.95 + $7 shipping and no tax for a total of $0.43 per ball.  \n\nHard to beat that price for balls that are, as far as I'm concerned, new or near new quality.  The link below is the seller that I've found to have the best prices.  Even if you don't need that many balls, the online sellers seem to have the best deals.  Just remember to take into account the shipping cost.\n\nHope this is helpful!
686031
E-Bay to make sure your getting a good deal check the prices here\nhttp://valueguide.pga.com/index.php
6098
It all depends what course. Who was paying etc. \n\nIf it was all comped and we were playing at Augusta....sure. \n\nIf we have to pay and play at West's Mogadore Country Club....then HECKIES no!
1133016
Depending on the golf course there is an average time for each group to play a shot.  Our course the tee times are every 7 and 8 mintues.  00 07 15 22 30 37 45 52
675298
Putts of course. If you're an average golfer, you may use your driver fourteen times max in a round. Probably 14 approaches, with four tee shorts from par three. May be max five fairway woods. Miss the green, say all of them, 18 chip shots. But, putts, unless you have several hole in one or many chips in, minimum is 18 putts, which is the best ever for anyone. Average of less than 30 putts is very good since it is less than two putts a hole. Usually, for average golfers then 36 putts still is a very good round. So, you hit your putter more than any other shots. The most important shots therefore are putts. Drive is for show, putt is for dole.
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It really depends on the brand.  If you want to sell on the internet and your balls are of average brand, you're looking at 50-80 cents per ball.  (This includes shipping)  For top brands, you could get up to a dollar or more depending on the quality.  These would Pro V1's and other similar balls.\n\nIf you own a pro shop and are trying to sell used balls there, the average going price is $1/ball. \n\nThere are many variables involved in pricing used balls.  I would recommend going to sites such as http://www.usedgolfballs.com and http://www.lostgolfballs.com to check out going rates for your specific balls.
781660
the most i would pay is $25. i know. im cheap ;)
237941
The first answer is a good tip but if your just get started go to www.playgolfamerica.com find a course that has Link up 2 golf or first swing.  The fee should be around $99.00 and they should provide clubs if you don't have them.  The course covers the following\nThe basic instructional program of Link Up 2 Golf focuses on the following:\n Eight hours of group lessons (four 90-minute clinics, and the last 2-hour clinic dedicated to on-course play).\n 3 additional on-course playing experiences.\n Maximum ratio of six students per instructor.\n An age minimum of 18 years old.\n Follow-up activities such as a reunion scrambles (can be less than 9 holes), end of the season events, beginning of the season events, etc. \n\n\nYou can go to the www.pga.com check out the improve your game section for great tips
699511
If you have a "Roger Dunn" golf store nearby, call them and find out when they are going to have a sale where manufactures come out to display their wares.  Lots and lots of used equipment at a pretty good price.  Also manufacturers are on site to "fit" you to a specific club.  They ask you your golf ability, length of time playing, how you play and what is your handicap.  All these factored in and they can all give you a pretty good "sizing"... This way you have a lesser chance of wasting your money.  Good luck and enjoy the game.  It is the greatest game ever played.
461950
Try county-golf.co.uk U might find some great deals.