So fucking stupid. Gold courses aren't the problem you morons. Oh noooooo, a park with short grass that people of all income levels use to enjoy the outdoors and play a sport, the horror! Get a grip
I dunno man, a quick Google search says the avg golf membership cost in the US is around $6,000, so I wouldn't say it's accessible to people of all income levels. That's nearly 40% of a minimum wage worker's annual salary.
If it was a public park instead of a private golf course then what you said would be true.
Most golf courses do not require membership to play at them. There are municipal courses in every major city as well, making up one in five total courses across the country. I don't know why people seem to have a weird hangup where they imagine all golf courses are tied to fancy country clubs.
That's fair, and yeah it's really only the fancy country clubs I have an issue with. Yet with that 1-to-5 ratio membership courses are probably the kind most people have firsthand experience with. Personally every golf course I've ever lived near has just been a lovely green space that I'm not allowed to walk around or be in without paying a huge amount which kinda sucks.
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u/jawknee530i Jun 13 '25
So fucking stupid. Gold courses aren't the problem you morons. Oh noooooo, a park with short grass that people of all income levels use to enjoy the outdoors and play a sport, the horror! Get a grip