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12-21-2004 04:49 PM #1
Covered practice range
Does anyone knows if the dome at Landsdowne Park is open?Thanks.
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12-21-2004 05:27 PM #2
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shouldn't matter...the Thunderdome (www.ottawathunderdome.com) is way better out in the east end....way bigger=more ball flight and nearly half the price for season memberships...I just paid 240 or so until April 15th. I paid 150 a month last year at Landsdowne.
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12-21-2004 06:05 PM #3
Thunderdome
What does it cost an hour to hit?Is it very busy? Thanks
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12-21-2004 07:01 PM #4
DRIVING RANGE HOURS:
Monday to Friday 8am to 4pm.
Opens December 1, 2004
Unless you are retired or working on shifts this schedule is pretty useless for 90% of us. Too bad.
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12-21-2004 07:17 PM #5
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Covered T at Landsdowne opens on January 3, their hours are also limited due to other sports in the evenings: http://www.coliseum.ca/golf.php
I'll have to go check out the new Thunderdome, first I hear of it.http://www.EatDrinkSleepGolf.com
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12-21-2004 07:24 PM #6
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Thunderdome is not very busy at all...not sure about hourly rates though sorry....might be on the website?
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12-21-2004 07:31 PM #7
This one is open at night. They have not updated their site to english yet. 10 minute drive from Ottawa.
http://www.hullywood.com/2005/french.../filetgolf.htm
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12-21-2004 08:25 PM #8
Connor's building range.
I was there last week and unless you're in really big need of swinging the ball, I think that the nets are too close(maybe 30 feet).
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12-21-2004 09:50 PM #9
Thunderdome
The Thunderdome is $10/half hour. I go for 1/2 hour in the morning (8 am) and I can still be in work by 9. It is warmer than the Lansdowne dome when it gets brutally cold like now. My only beef with it is you cannot see any shot hit high at all (white roof). It is empty in the morning.
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12-21-2004 09:52 PM #10
I don't understand why Ottawa doesn't have a fully dedicated, full flight golf dome. With the number of golfers in the area it could easily be supported. I used to be a member at the one in Calgary when I lived there. There's also ones in Edmonton, Saskatoon, Winnipeg, Kitchener, & Mississauga, and they're just the ones I've been to. For crying out loud there's even one in Thunder Bay of all places, and there's bound to be more. Puzzling... :shake
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12-21-2004 09:53 PM #11
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Info on ThunderDome rates
The ThunderDome is charging $10 per half hour. Whether that is reasonable depends on how quickly you set up, I guess. When I have some time on Monday to Friday while they're open, I will definitely try it out. Here is a link on the opening day some weeks ago.
Cheers,
Tim
http://www.orleansonline.ca/pages/N2004120201.htm
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12-21-2004 10:11 PM #12
Re: Thunderdome
I'd expect the Thunderdome to be fairly busy next week during the break. Otherwise, it is empty in the morning. I find a 1/2 hour is all I need to hit balls; I typically work on a single thing during that time and any longer is just beating balls. What would be really nice is a short game area with a semi-realistic green to hit chip and pitch shots (my score inflaters! )
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12-21-2004 10:44 PM #13Originally Posted by byerxa
SH
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12-22-2004 12:32 AM #14
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Originally Posted by goodfella
Is it back to the inflated tent area?
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12-22-2004 07:48 AM #15
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Originally Posted by golfmania
At $250 for 5 months, 8 to 4, Mon. to Fr., the price is reasonable. It does pay, however, to be retired.
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12-22-2004 08:33 AM #16Originally Posted by BC MIST
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12-22-2004 08:43 AM #17
I checked the web site and see that Thunderdome and Thunderbird are not the same place. My previous post regarding pricing was referring to the Thunderbird.
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12-22-2004 10:07 AM #18
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What about the OAC. HAs anyone been there? I know its more expensive but it includes instruction.
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12-22-2004 04:47 PM #19
Oac
Been there for 3 years and it's a good place to learn.Be carefull and stick with one pro or you could get too much infos wich could fu&&%%k you up.
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12-24-2004 09:57 PM #20Originally Posted by byerxa[COLOR=green][B]Golf is a game invented by the same people who think music comes out of bagpipes.[/B][/COLOR]
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