Pleasant View Golf Course Rates

$10.00 online / $12.00 over the phone/counter

9 Holes Walking: dynamic pricing online / up to $31.95 over the phone/counter

18 Holes Walking:dynamic pricing online / up to $59.95 over the phone/counter

To view a how-to video on booking a tee time online, click here.

9 Holes: $3.79

18 Holes: $7.58

9 Holes: $12.00 per rider

18 Holes: $20.00 per rider

Single rider carts are available upon request for an upcharge.

Standard Clubs:

Par 3 9 Holes: $6.00

Championship 9 Holes: $12.00

Championship 18 Holes: $20.00

Titleist Clubs:

Par 3 9 Holes: $25.00

Championship 9 Holes: $25.00

Championship 18 Holes: $40.00

1. net par = par plus any handicap strokes

When a player starts a hole but doesn’t hole out (match play, for example):

1. Score recorded is their most likely score = number of strokes taken + number of strokes most likely needed to complete the score + any penalty strokes incurred

2. Guidelines for determining most likely score: within 5 feet = 1 stroke; 5 feet and 20 yards = two or three strokes depending on the position of ball, difficulty of green and ability of player; more than 20 yards = 3 or four strokes depending on the same factors listed above

1. For an 18 hole score: score differential = (113/slope rating) x (adjusted gross score - course rating - pcc adjustment)

    1. PCC = playing conditions calculations

2. 9 holes = (113/9-hole slope rating) x (9-hole adjusted gross score - 9-hole course rating - 1/2 of the PCC adjustment) 

1. Need 8 scores at each club and then the PCC is adjusted each day...post your scores!!

2. So a high score on a tough day may actually be a good score for your handicap

3. Only scores from handicap players of 36 or lower are considered for this

4. PCC range is -1 to +3; -1 = easier day while a + is a harder day

5. POST DAILY

Low Handicap Index = the demonstrated ability of a player over 365 day period preceding the most recent score and provides a reference point agains which the current handicap index can be compared...

1. A low handicap index is established once a player has 20 acceptable scores

2. A player’s scoring record must display their low handicap index

3. This helps to prevent extreme upward movement

    1. 3.0 increase, then upward movement is 50%

    2. 5.0 then no more upward movement

When one posts a great score, then the index will reduce by 1.0 if score is 7-9.9 strokes lower than their index or it will reduce 2.0 if 10.0+ lower. The player doesn’t need 20 scores for this to happen. The nice thing about this, this adjustment wont effect any future posts as long as its not an exceptional score.

The course handicap is the number of strokes a player receives to play down to par from the tees being played. This formula is: course handicap = handicap index x (slope rating/113) + (course rating - par)....the result is rounded for the purposes of applying net double bogey and net par adjustment. For 9 holes, then its (handicap index/2) x (9 hole slope rating/113) + (9 hole course rating - 9 hole par)

Playing handicap = course handicap x handicap allowance (like 85% of handicap)

1. The difference in par must be added to the playing handicap of the player(s) competing from the tees with the higher par, or...

2. The difference in par must be subtracted from the playing handicap of the player(s) competing from the tees with the lower par

3. Stableford or par/bogey formats...no adjustment is needed regardless. It’s only in stroke or match play