RV Golf Club

slay wrote:
If you are traveling, what's to stop you from calling a golf course and asking if you can stay in their parking lot overnight. Why do you have to pay an organization to do that for you.

Knock yourself out and call every golf course in a 75 mile radius only to get hung up on, try that in Palm Springs and you will literally be up all night.

That's how this guy is making his money: to whittle down the crowd. The question is if you still pay the course, does he, or what $$ changes hands at all.

If you are traveling, what's to stop you from calling a golf course and asking if you can stay in their parking lot overnight. Why do you have to pay an organization to do that for you.

Jim Shoe wrote:
I checked out the one that's available to the east of Cincinnati where I live. Its located 20 miles from me in a state park surrounded by farming communities. It isn't on the way to anyplace. OTOH, you shouldn't have any problem getting a tee time, if they even take tee time reservations.

Maybe thats the point and why they call it an RV Golfclub

I checked out the one that's available to the east of Cincinnati where I live. Its located 20 miles from me in a state park surrounded by farming communities. It isn't on the way to anyplace. OTOH, you shouldn't have any problem getting a tee time, if they even take tee time reservations.

Actually, you ARE able to see the names of the Golf Clubs. You have to go to the map and zoom, zoom, zoom in and then you will see the names.

Why would anyone pay $49 before you know what you get for your money. The devil is in the details. You don't get to see course names until you pay. No thanks!

Mick

Sounds like they're renting out overnight no hookup parking spaces to RVers. Most golfers don't play in the dark, but many start their rounds REALLY early. I'd want to read the restrictions before committing.