It’s also worth noting that if you’re not a morning person, the late afternoon rounds are fantastic. Just try to finish before dark!
That’s the spirit! Nothing worse than playing in the dark. Just don’t trip over the tee markers!
Thanks for all the tips, everyone! I’m now feeling more prepared but still a bit apprehensive about booking. How can I ensure I get the best available time?
Booking tee times at St. Marlo can be easier with membership options. They often offer preferred tee times that can save you from the hassle of booking last minute.
That’s so true! I’ve heard members get discounts on booking fees too, which is a nice perk if you play frequently.
What kind of membership options do they have at St. Marlo? I’d love to know more about the benefits like discounts and those preferred tee times.
Great question, ejohnson! They offer a couple of tiers: social and full memberships, each with unique benefits. Full members definitely see the most perks.
But do you know if those tiers have specific restrictions on tee times? Like, can social members book at certain hours?
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Yes, social members might have restrictions during peak hours, but they can still book at other times. It’s something to consider if you play a lot on weekends!
Absolutely! Oh, and don’t forget about the special events. Members often get exclusive access to tournaments and clinics.
That’s awesome! Exclusive events sound like a fun way to get to know more golfers. I might lean towards a full membership if it means better perks!
I guess I’ll just have to check if the benefits outweigh the costs for me. Has anyone compared the two?
I think full membership is a better deal in the long run if you’re a frequent player. The savings on booking fees alone can stack up quickly! Just my two cents.
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