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chemcock said...
I think that this sounds like a great idea, just don't understand how practical. Does the university own land suitable for a golf course? How costly is it to run a course? Don't get me wrong, I'd love the idea, but just thinking about some of the challenges.
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JuiceCock said...
I met the owner of all the land behind Stadium Suites and the Retreat and halfway back to Heathwood Hall and he said if he could purchase the remainder of the land between Heathwood Hall and his property line, then he was going to do just that. Build a golf course predominately for the school and also open it to students and public. Probably be high fees though it would probably also be a nice course. Since its so swampy and has such low land out there, it'd probably take a good while for it to be completed.
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SCarcock said...
Maybe our guys could start hosting some of these national and regional tournaments. Put it relatively close to campus maybe down Bluff Road. Might actually turn a profit as no golf course in Columbia really is close to the downtown area. Clemson has one, lets build one.
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GVegasCock said...
I would also add that $10 mill would build a nice golf course, depending on location of course. Greens can be built for less than $50k per green.
Costs can be kept way down if the land (and future taxes) are "cheap" and if you don't hire a fancy architect. Guys like Nicklaus, Fazio and Dye used to charge 1-2 mill just to put their name on it. Those days are GONE!
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I have been in the golf business for 20+ years (most of them at a university no less) and can confidently say that if you want to lose money, then get into the golf business.
Labor is hard to find and they are VERY expensive to build and maintain. Mainly due to the cost of fuel, fertilizer, etc. Interest in golf is pretty low right now. Most of us root for Tiger because his success does have a tangible effect on rounds played. You better have a darn good business plan if you even want to break even. A great location would be a good start.
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