A golfer's frustration with Havana's new Tier 1 status has sparked a debate about course management. 'Pay more, play slow' – is this the new norm? Dan Whitney, a resident of Collier Village, raises a concern that many golfers can relate to. The Havana golf course, now classified as Tier 1, promises an elevated experience, but does it deliver?
Whitney's recent Friday round took nearly five hours, a far cry from the expected 4 hours and 16 minutes for 18 holes. The cause? Overcrowding, with multiple foursomes on each hole, leading to significant delays. But here's where it gets controversial: the management's solution is to wait for another course to open, rather than enforcing time limits.
Is this a fair strategy? Golfers, what's your take? Should the Ambassador step in to ensure a timely pace of play, or is this simply a temporary growing pain as the course adjusts to its new status? Share your thoughts on this delicate balance between course accessibility and efficient management.
