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MBN Single Tee Courses
Last Post 08-05-2012 06:13 PM by BKMgr. 5 Replies.
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08-01-2012 06:12 PM
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    Looking to get course ideas for next March's trip. Last year we did the Legends. This year we have a couple that want different courses, so I was looking at the 23 course monster collection. What courses Single
    tee. Do any of them have breakfast like the Legends. That was a huge plus. Breakfast at the course makes it easy for those that want to warmup or sit around drinking coffee.

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    08-01-2012 07:51 PM
    Wild Wing + MW Palmetto single tee.
    If you get the premium version, Grande Dunes Members might single tee.

    Other than ordering whatever breakfast that the snack bar serves, Myrtlewood is the only one that I have seen have a buffet breakfast. Unless a clubhouse is serving a golf pkg condo population (Legends, MW, BF), I don't think enough golfers arrive early for breakfast to support a buffet.
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    08-01-2012 08:19 PM
    If you are looking for 10:00am to Noon tee times, rather than early to avoid the crossover, then the 27 holes courses
    Waterway Hills + Aberdeen have tee times 10-12, but they don't maximize the level of course you can get in the MBN Pkg.
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    08-02-2012 06:37 PM
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    Thanks for replying. I knew about Palmetto but did not know of WW. I have been thinking about
    Wild Wing
    Grand Dunes
    Long Bay
    Willbrook
    Pine Lakes

    Would you say these would be the best conditioned being the restrictions on the Premium package?

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    08-03-2012 11:03 AM
    Wild Wing Avocet was one of the best conditioned courses last spring, with great new greens and single tees, so you should include it.

    For your premium, any of the 3 is a good choice.

    Long Bay + Pawleys are next best after the 3 premiums.

    WB, LB, PL are good choices.
    River Club, Pawleys and Farmstead are comparable to the next best, in case you are looking for a course you haven't played yet. All of these are about the same condition.

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    08-05-2012 06:13 PM
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    Thanks. I have been away for 3 days, convention and Nascar Race. I replied to your message and would like any help. I plan on also seeing how much it is to upgrade to KN along with the others

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