Anderson Links

[northern33]

I have been looking into several courses in the Ottawa area to get a membership for the 09 season. I visited the Anderson Links site and it did not mention anything about memberships, so I was wondering if anyone knows if they offer memberships? I would assume they don't if they don't even mention it on their site but though I'd ask. This course is not far from my house so it's location makes it attractive for me to join.

[hoolio]

Emerald Links has a membership section, but neither Anderson or Cloverdale seems to have one, I would imagine that they must be daily fee only courses.

Edit: Looks like you could purchase a membership at Emerald, then add on playing privilages at Cloverdale & Anderson for $350 more.

[314314]

Last year, there were no memberships at AL, you had to buy at EL and then buy a package ($300+) over that to play at AL. A guy from work had to do that to play at AL.

[northern33]

Thanks for the replies..that's too bad you can't get a membership to just Anderson...ah well.

[jsttaylor]

It really is too bad. I have personally talked to the owner about this and he really doesn't seem to care that people want to purchase memberships. I think more money is made as a daily pay course so I guess why bother if the people are still coming? I love playing both of these courses and it's really dissappointing that memberships are not offered.

[314314]

I agree, he is missing out on all the players from the east (Orleans)... I'm sure he would have quite more business by securing memberships from the East.

Emerald Links is nice but it's too far for players from Orleans so lot of them dont buy a membership.