Thursday, December 29, 2011

The Best Times to Play Golf

When is the best time to play golf on your local  golf course? There is no one definite answer because the answer depends on the situation. Are you going to play on a private golf course? A public golf course? Are you planning on using a golf cart? These things need to be taken into consideration when deciding on the best times to play golf. You also need to consider your schedule and how busy you are. Is there a certain day/ time that you can't play golf? If so, then this needs to be taken into consideration as well.

Public Golf Course
It is usually better to play later in the day on a public golf course because it will probably cost less than if you had chosen to play earlier in the day. Most public golf courses have discounted rates when you're playing near closing time. When you're playing at a public golf course, try to play later in the day as it will likely save you money.

Private Golf Course
At private golf courses the best time to play is usually pretty early in the day. This is because it will likely be less busy and won't be as hot (if heat is a problem in your region). The majority of golfers go to private golf courses in the afternoon, especially on Sundays, so your best bet is to go right after church if you go to church.

Using/ Not Using A Golf Cart
Many golf courses do not allow you to walk before 2 P.M. This means that if you are planning to use a golf cart, the best time to do so would be before 2 P.M. If you are not planning to use a golf cart, you should go after 2 P.M.

A lot of deciding when to play golf is personal preference. If money or the course being crowded isn't an issue then you can go whenever you want. The best time to play golf is when it is most convenient for you. Don't force yourself to play at a time you don't want to or you won't enjoy it. A lot also depends on where you live. If you live in a place that gets very hot during the day, I suggest that you avoid playing between 10 AM and 4 PM. If you play during these times you could get dehydrated or have a heat stroke. If you do decide to play when it is hot out, make sure that you bring plenty of water.

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