Users on the golf subreddit discuss L.A. golf courses requiring a $10 deposit to combat tee time brokers.
Summary
- Requiring a deposit aims to deter tee time brokers from exploiting the system.
- Golfers debate the effectiveness of the new policy in curbing the practice.
- Some suggest upfront payment as a stronger deterrent against brokers.
Positive Reactions
Golfers see the deposit as a step in the right direction to tackle the issue of tee time brokers. Meatydays highlights the financial impact on brokers, suggesting that this measure could deter the practice. The consensus leans towards supporting stricter policies to protect genuine golf enthusiasts from exploitation by brokers.
Negative Sentiment
ImFriendsWithThatGuy expresses skepticism about the efficacy of the $10 deposit, arguing that it may not fully eliminate the problem. Users like FrugalFreddie26 propose upfront payment for tee times as a more robust solution. The mixed reactions reflect a desire for more stringent measures against tee time brokers.
Humorous Take
TheBigDelicious_ adds a humorous twist, likening the situation to selling a pickleball slot. This lighthearted comment amidst serious discussions brings a touch of humor to the conversation.