how much is membership at augusta national golf course?
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Membership is not based on being able to afford it.  Augusta National is the most exclusive golf club there is, and one can only join when invited.  There is a long waiting list, and if you are invited to join, then you obviously can afford it.  The membership consists of industry leaders, politicians, and wealthy individuals.\n\nBut if you are none of the above, you can gain Honorary Membership by winning the annual golf tournament there, The Masters.  It is probably more likely for someone to gain membership by winning the Masters than by being invited to join.
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The most exclusive is Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia.  That's where they play the Masters.  Former presidents and high ranking politicians have been denied membership to Augusta.
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Try county-golf.co.uk U might find some great deals.
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See the Golf Digest HotList....\n\nhttp://www.golfdigest.com/hotlist/
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Really all you have to do is play a bunch of national or sectional tournaments up until your ranked nationally or world wide....for each nation or sectional tournament its about 100-200 dollars....also once you get high enough you can start doin worldwide tournaments
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For $50 bucks you could play a lot of courses (18 holes + cart).  The most I've ever paid was about $270 for 18 holes walking, but that was the Old Course at St. Andrews.  Well worth it for any golf entusiast.
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PGA Tour members do not have to pay an entry fees to play a PGA Tournament. Nonmembers pay an entry fee of $400. As for the majors, The Masters is by invitation only. There is no entry fee for the pga championship. For U.S. Open qualifying, players pay a entry fee of $125. The entry fee for the British Open is 100 pounds ($162 American).
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http://www.ironfinder.com/\nhttp://www.golfclubfinder.com/\n\nnot free tho, good luck.
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They range from $2,000-$5,000 per year, depending on type of membership
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There are bunches of on-line packages, but it's also pretty easy to find a decent deal on a block of rooms and then make your own golf tee times.  I've done both - the packages will save you a few bucks, but making your own reservations lets you choose exactly what courses you play.\n\nAnd FWIW, here are a bunch of random thoughts based on my experience:\n\nLate Winter and Spring are the busiest times in the Grand Strand, but you can play golf there all year long.  Mid-summer is generally not busy on the courses, but it can be brutally hot!\n\nCheapest golf rates are typically Dec-Jan and Jul-Aug.  Highest golf rates are Mar-May and Sep-Nov.  Room rates tend to follow the beach season more than the golf season.\n\nIf you want to play 36 a day, you probably need to make all tee times in advance and at nearby courses . . . unless you go in the summer -- otherwise, you will run out of daylight.  Myrtle Beach National, Legends, Wild Wing, and others have groupings of excellent courses that would permit playing 36 even on short days.  But beware of frost delays in the winter -- a very common occurrence especially in clear weather.\n\nIf you don't have afternoon tee times, you can stop in at one the big golf stores in the morning and ask who has after-12 specials going on, because the courses often call the stores to promote those specials and it's much easier than calling around to find them.  I have used this often to select an afternoon 18 and save big bucks.\n\nI've never been really disappointed at any of the courses there, but some of my favorites are The Witch, Mooreland, Man O' War, and Tidewater . . . my least favorites include Wicked Stick and Azalea Sands, but even those were good courses (just not as good as some of the others IMHO).\n\nAnd lastly, I can also heartily recommend Kiawah Island just south of Charleston.  More $$$ than Mrytle, but absolutely wonderful golf courses, accommodations, and packages.  The Ocean Course is one place everyone should play at least once.\n\nHope this helps!
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Check out Yahoo Golf Groups or Craigs list .
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Subscription to any famous golf magazine for a year (Golf Digest, Golf Magazine, etc) would be nice.  A USGA membership would be cool too.
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I thank all of them or almost all.  Most of the our members of the PGA also.  The PGA and USGA joined up in a partnership so all PGA members have a USGA membership.  I think the USGA may get some of our dues we pay.  \n\nI could not find the news article announcing it.  I think it was over a year ago
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You can go to www.playgolfamerica.com and enter the local zip code to find out information about the courses.
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Here is a great place to find out the value of golf clubs\n\nhttp://valueguide.pga.com/index.php
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You can go to www.ncga.org
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Pro Shop at a golf course.