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latimes.com - 11/22/2009
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Hundreds of courses have closed, and once-exclusive country clubs have slashed fees or let in the public. Often linked to housing tracts, the greens and fairways have slumped along with real estate.
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Hundreds of courses have closed, and once-exclusive country clubs have slashed fees or let in the public. Often linked to housing tracts, the greens and fairways have slumped along with real estate.
talkingsmackaboutsports.blogspot.com - 11/22/2009
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Warwick Hills, 17th Hole Tough times for the
economy mean tough times for golf courses: The recession...
has dealt a mean bogey to golf. Hundreds of courses have closed in the last two years and many formerly exclusive country clubs have slashed fees or opened their greens to the public. ...
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Missing the Glory Days of Golf
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RT @TheKirkReport: I have noticed tee times are really easy to get. The golf course indicator (LA Times) http://bit.ly/55oSw9 $$ 11/29/2009 |
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Golf courses suffer as recession deals a bogey latimescom: From his backyard, Joseph Leggett used to look out o.. http://bit.ly/4F5cxg 11/24/2009 |
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Golf courses suffer as recession deals a bogey latimescom: From his backyard, Joseph Leggett used to look out over ... http://bit.ly/4F5cxg 11/24/2009 |
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Warwick Hills, 17th Hole Tough times for the economy mean tough times for golf courses: The recession has dealt a mean bogey to golf. Hundreds of courses have closed in the last two years and many formerly exclusive country clubs have slashed fees or opened their greens to the public. Sales of golf balls, clubs and apparel -- a multibillion-dollar industry -- have dipped 10% this year as players trim spending, according to golf researcher Pellucid Corp. But perhaps the most ...
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