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Pay a high school kid to collect the fee for a week. Have them setup a chair at the first tee and if anyone argues have them call the cops.
Randomly doing this a few days a month would give people the message.
Do you pay state and federal taxes on the DG course revenue? If not you are running an illegal business and the most you could possibly ask of someone is a donation.
Not if expenses exceed income.
How can you "almost" guarantee a profit's being made?
I can almost guarantee there is a profit being made. I am not hating on the course, but to take legal action against a non-paying player could open a can of worms.
I can almost guarantee there is a profit being made. I am not hating on the course, but to take legal action against a non-paying player could open a can of worms.
Shush, guys. He got my attention. If there's a profit being made, I want to know how.
I can almost guarantee there is a profit being made. I am not hating on the course, but to take legal action against a non-paying player could open a can of worms.
Haybro Redtail DGC is a bit remote and doesn't see lots of traffic. It's a totally serious course with 18 3 year old Discatchers and 9 brand new Marskman baskets in there own Putting Park with nice tees, signage, maps, and major effort put into the courses creation and maintenance. Pay to play is on the honor system and in general I estimate that 25% of locals and about 60% of non locals pay the $5 fee based on signed waivers, which are required to play the course (yes there is a measurable percentage that can't be bothered to even sign waivers). I've learned to accept all of this and tell myself that it's probably better than I could expect from the general disc golf community.
Occasionally there are abusers and I've got a real bad one now. This guy plays the course regularly, maybe 5 or more times a week, and sometimes twice a day, but he doesn't pay. I had to put a blank waiver on his windshield with a note just to get him to sign that, which he took a couple days to do. Redtail offers season passes for $50, which I mentioned in the note, but this guy seems to think he's entitled to show up any time he wants and play for free.
Has anyone run into this on a P2P course? I go out of my way to leave people in peace on the course but I suspect that my only option here is to confront this guy and tell him that he is banned from the course until he buys a season pass. I could shame him publicly via Facebook, but that just doesn't seem right.
Any suggestions?
Shush, guys. He got my attention. If there's a profit being made, I want to know how.