golf 7/24/365

[Chieflongtee]

For all you fanatic avid golfers check out this new project in Montréal.

http://www.clubmultigolf21.com/

A Par 72 Closed Structure Golf Course of 6,500 Yards long by 150 feet wide fairways, build with a steel and glass structure of 110 feet high, with lighting and heating system in order to allow our Members to play 12 months per Year, 24 hours per day.

[em69]

The whole thing looks pretty hokey pokey to me. Thye show no courses yet in which they own, but they want you to pay $3500 before March 1st 2003. I think Guy Carbonneau is living in a dream world.

As for the indoor golf structure....good luck with that one. If the Japanese haven't done it yet, then I personally don't think it is possible. There are way to many things that can go wrong with a structure of that magnitude. Imagine the heating bill for a place like that in the winter time? Imagine how hot it will be too play in a bubble in the summer time? Will they have fake wind as well?

[mr shank]

I think Carbonneau blocked one too many shots with his head.
They want people to pony up their hard earned cash to play on courses that don't exist yet. Huh?
And as far as an indoor golf course - ya right - I'll believe that's viable when I see it.

[Chieflongtee]

I guess it would be the same as buying a condo from a trailer:bablefish :bablefish

[RailRoad17]

I've been wondering about something like this if it exists anywhere in the world. I thought maybe someone would put together 18 of those domes(like in Thunderbird) and create a par 3 course. I never imagined anyone creating a super structure like that to build it.

[fireice]

Pretty skeptical about this one, you have to pay a membership fee by a certain date. I think I'd want to see the finished product first.

[RailRoad17]

I know the fees are too much but its not any different from other courses like Camelot and at least this one you can play year round.

But I agree, I would like to see the finish product first before buying into it.