Dormie daily fee club

[John_Cullum]

can't possibly be a good situation for a "member"

Especially since it says "NO NEED TO BECOME A MEMBER ANYMORE"

It amazes me that people let amateurs loose on their websites

[Ronald Montesano]

Just got off the phone again with the shop. Here is the latest:

...Dormie is currently semi-private.

...Plan is to go back to private within a few years.

...Playdormie.com is the site to use.

...dormieclub.net was a bad idea.

[BHoover]

Just got off the phone again with the shop. Here is the latest:

...Dormie is currently semi-private.

...Plan is to go back to private within a few years.

...Playdormie.com is the site to use.

...dormieclub.net was a bad idea.

Seems like the story keeps changing daily. Sounds to me like they aren't sure what they are...public, private, semi-private. Very strange.

Regardless, I still look forward to playing Dormie at some point.

[Lawrence Largent]

Why don't they just use the Pine Needles Mid Pines  model.  Have memberships and allow some daily tee times.  I'm playing in the Mid Pines Invitational next weekend.  I'll drive over and do some investigating.

Lawrence

[ChipRoyce]

Pricing is now up on their site

http://dormieclub.net/playdormie/rates-faqs/


$75 to $215 depending on day of week and seasonality

That's not what I see at all. Are you sure that you supplied the proper link?

http://www.playdormie.com/Green-fees---rates.html

This might be the proper link.

Yes, I did not cut and paste the proper link. That's the one I intended to post

[Lester George]

Bill,

The Practice Facility and Short Course are on hold for the time being. 

Lester

[ChipRoyce]

Bill,

The Practice Facility and Short Course are on hold for the time being. 

Lester

Completely understand putting both on hold with the current direction of the club.

Take working capital out of the equation for a moment: While it would be nice to have a larger range with a little more variety, a larger practice facility and the short course may not see as much use as it would if it were the fully private, destination club it intends to be.

The club's location (and competition around it) doesn't suggest that it would become a magnet for high-end instruction. While it would be fun to go play the short course after a round at Dormie, I'd prefer a replay instead.