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Poppy Ridge in Livermore is offering unlimited golf until spring 2009 for one low price.

Zinfandel Course #2

For only $399, NCGA members can play as many times as they wish from January 1 through March 31. The offer is good any time Monday – Friday and after 12:00 on weekends.

Winter pass holders also receive 50% off range balls on the day of play.

For as little as $133 a month, NCGA members can enjoy unlimited access to one of their member courses. The winter pass makes a perfect gift for any golfer.

Birthday Present

Poppy Ridge is also offering a birthday gift to NCGA members. Play golf with three friends one week before or after your birthday, and your round is free.

Poppy Ridge Restaurant News

Gourmet brunch is served weekends from 8:00 – 3:00. A menu of savory specialties and sumptuous treats has been whipped up just for the occasion, from Raspberry and English Custard stuffed French Toast, to Eggs Florentine and Cheddar Cheese Crepes. Brunch includes a glass of champagne and a freshly baked Poppy Ridge Cinnamon Roll.

The second annual Crab Feed will be held Saturday, January 24 at 4pm. The all you can eat crab feed will have live music from the JJ Hawg band. Feast on Fresh Dungeness Crab (Hot or Cold), Clam Chowder, Chef’s choice of vegetables, Pasta Linguini, Fresh Baked Sourdough and Fruit Cobbler for dessert. Space is limited, so make your reservation early. $38.95/person.

Reservations 925-447-6779



15 Responses to “Poppy Ridge Winter Pass”

  1. Oscar Cano writes:

    Will you notify me when my membership dues are due?

     

  2. Mary writes:

    All NCGA club memberships are a calendar year from January to December. I would suggest contacting your club regarding renewing for the 2009 season. Please feel free to contact our office if you have any additional questions or concerns, at 831-625-4653.

     

  3. Brian Scott writes:

    Does the package include golf cart? Poppy Ridge is a tough walk.

     

  4. Bob Higgins writes:

    The Winter Pass does not include the golf car charge of $17 per person.

     

  5. Dick Gebhart writes:

    Poppy Hills should have a Winter Pass program as well…cart included!

     

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    Scott Seward writes:

    Dick – Poppy Hills isn’t offering a winter pass, but it is running a special through January 15 to celebrate the reopening of the 2nd hole. More details are available here:

    http://www.poppyhillsgolf.com/play/2ndhole.php

    Thanks

     

  7. shane dake writes:

    Love the idea of the Winter Pass. Santa gave me the $$$ to pick one up.
    Hope to get in 20+ rounds… As regards walking the Ridge… Best way to get in shape… I’m 50 plus and can walk to track for 27 holes on a good day. See you out there on Jan 1st. How about a Sunday afternoon skins game, with the other “Winter Passers”?

     

  8. Matt writes:

    Nice offer, but I thought I’d just let you know the cart fee not being included is the deal-breaker for me.

     

  9. THE MOZ writes:

    Matt..walking is good for your health and your golf game…WALKING IS NOT A DEAL BREAKER!!!

     

  10. Gene Booth,Pleasanton, CA USA writes:

    Believe me, not including the cart in the winter pass sours it for me. Lots of seniors out there like me that otherwise would be interested. However, your senior rate thru February is a good deal and I’ll see you on the course.

     

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    Scott Seward writes:

    Gene – We’re sorry we feel that way, but we do feel that this is an excellent deal, as well as the senior rate you mentioned. Thanks for your support of Poppy Ridge.

     

  12. Matt writes:

    To be clear, I don’t hold a grudge or anything. I’ll still play the course a time or two in the spring, but I would have played a lot more if the deal included a cart. I’m well aware of the benefits of walking, but facts are facts and Poppy is not a walking-friendly course. Some of us just can’t do it and still enjoy the day. I respect the decision not to include the cart, I’m just letting the powers that be know that it does impact the purchase decisions of some. Thanks.

     

  13. Jennifer Barbara- Marketing writes:

    Thanks for your comments Matt, you are not alone in your opinion. We love to hear customer feedback and will definitely consider your suggestion. In addition to the rounds you plan to play in the Spring, we would love to have you play a few NOW! Today, the sun is shining and the course is in great shape. No need to wait until the Spring!

     

  14. serge writes:

    I’m glad there’s a special, and we learn as we go…however, how difficult would it be to have two rates, one for walking and one for riding? Just figure out what’s fair for riding and tack it onto the price. Not $17 per round, or anything ‘per round’, but pick a price for the entire time and offer two levels to the special.

    I like the special – keep up the good work!

     

  15. Jim Baldovi writes:

    Is this correct? If you pay $399.00 for the winter pass you get to play all the golf you want until March the 31st? That means if I played 30 rounds of golf from January 1st to March 31st, the actually cost per round would be $13.30? And If decide to take a cart for $17.00, total cost per round would be $30.30? Is that correct? Can I go as a single? That’s a great deal. Better than the senior rate at San Jose Muni!!!

    Jim Baldovi

     

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