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The Ventana Canyon Mountain CourseLETTER TO THE EDITOR

Arizona golf courses
need to support local
golfers, reader says

(Aug. 21, 2005) -- Regarding your story comparing the golf scenes in Phoenix and Tucson (Hold on Tucson: Phoenix offers better values than The Old Pueblo), it seems to me that in the interest of capturing the tourist dollars for golf fees, the powers that be have forgotten and ignored the residents of both cities and the local golfers that support the city golf courses when the city courses are empty because all the snowbirds are gone back to cooler areas. Summer prices are reduced minimal at best.

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We are the ones that keep the city courses going and we get no respect. As residents we should be able to get affordable golf prices.

Gilbert Salaz

Any opinions expressed above are those of the writer and do not necessarily represent the views of the management. The information in this story was accurate at the time of publication. All contact information, directions and prices should be confirmed directly with the golf course or resort before making reservations and/or travel plans.

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  • Come on!!!!

    Mike wrote on: Sep 13, 2005

    This guy can't be serious. There are so many incredible deals out there for locals it's not even funny. I know a More »

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  • Are you Serious?

    Golf Course Operator wrote on: Sep 6, 2005

    Local people get no respect and should be able to get affordable golf prices? Golf courses are struggling because More »

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      • RE: Are you Serious?

        John from Colorado wrote on: Sep 26, 2005

        I just played The Raven for $59 on their online special and Grayhawk for $75...
        Normally my group plays the cheap More »

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