Their PGA staff is considered one of the best in the Twin Cities with Dave Tentis running the show and Brent Snyder giving lessons, you can’t go wrong in dealing with either one of these two PGA pros for your golfing needs. I’ve watched them both in action and they are really good at what they do.
The pro shop staff is also really good; they are always friendly when you enter and helpful when you need it. Once you leave the clubhouse you are greeted by courteous and informative guys and gals manning the cart and baggage areas. The on-course beverage carts and marshals do a great job keeping things moving and well hydrated.
Troy Burne is a top layout in the Twin Cities, offers a good value with the Player’s Card and has a wonderful staff; it is everything your looking for in a golf course.
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This year I think that was a major driving force in my decision to call Troy Burne my home course for 2014. Within an hour drive of my house, Troy Burne is my favorite public course. (it is only 20 minutes away) In the past number of seasons I felt like it was a treat to go out and play Troy Burne because it is on the higher end of price. But after paying for a couple Saturday rounds at much lesser courses I found there to be very little price difference. Many muni courses are charging $40+/18 holes. If you add a cart at another $18 you are paying $58+. I can walk Troy Burne (with the Players card) for $57 and ride for $64. Sure it is more, but not much. For $6 I’ll play Troy Burne every time.
I’ve yet to find golfers that didn’t enjoy their round at Troy Burne. Yes, it is a tough championship course, but it is always in perfect shape and is known to be one of, if not the best public layout in the Twin Cities, MN. So why not play your favorite course for most of your rounds this summer? Check out Troy Burne and look at the Players Card deal, the math works in your favor and the course is my favorite!
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It really becomes a math problem, how many rounds will you play? How much are you willing to spend? In comparison to a private membership, you are saving 1000’s. Plus Troy Burne tops most private courses in conditions and layout. You really can play the best for less.
I look forward to calling Troy Burne my home course for 2014!
Here is the math for 20 rounds:
- Private Courses: $3,000 initiation + +250 per month = $4,000 (minimum)
- Local “Comparative” Courses: $45-$85 per round =$900-$1,700
- Troy Burne Rack Rate: $80 per round = $1,600
- Troy Burne Player’s Card: $199 initiation + $57 per round = $1,350
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