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John Hicks
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • Amelia Island, FL
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Unlimited Golf and Profits ?

John Hicks
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • Amelia Island, FL
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I have this unusual concept for a golf course operation.
The all-in expense budget is $1M annually which I want to meet upfront.

100 Investors @ $10K per year or 50 investors @ $20K per year or $25 Investors at $40 per year, ETC...................

Investors receive UNLIMITED GOLF for themselves & 1 accompanying guest with no other fees or dues whatsoever.

The annual revenue comes from various sources:

1. 20K additional rounds @ $45 equals $900K.
2. Food & Merchandise Sales Profit of $100K
3. Normal Monthly Memberships equals $100K
4. Events & Tournaments equals $100K
5. Lessons equal $12K

Total Revenue equals $1,212,000.

ROI 21.2%

Please give me some feedback on this scenario.

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William Green
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  • Charleston, SC
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William Green
  • Virtual Assistant
  • Charleston, SC
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$10,000 is not a lot for private golf club membership. In fact, it's cheap. That having been said, it's a heck of a lot for a semi private or public course.

Also $1,000,000 is cheap for a golf course. Really, really cheap. Besides acquisition costs, I've been told (by clients who are golf resorts) that maintenance on an 18 hole course starts around $450,000 per year and goes all the way up to about $15,000,000 if something big breaks, or you are maintaining a premium course.

I'm no expert, but from what I understand your numbers don't add up.

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