Ron DeSantis

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Score 30

@Elvin_Unleashed @WildBillNC1978 Of course, which is why I’d choose D. But it’s not accurate to say you can play all these famous courses year round.

9/20/2025, 10:16:58 PM

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Elvin Unleashed

@Elvin_Unleashed

61d

@RonDeSantis @WildBillNC1978 Governor, let’s not forget — WE in Florida have phenomenal golf courses, world-class beaches, fantastic resorts, and low taxes (with NO state income tax). Plus great schools and colleges. Snowbirds may flock north, but they’re missing out on everything Florida offers… even in

Ron DeSantis

@RonDeSantis

61d

@WildBillNC1978 Well, Augusta and other top clubs like Seminole close for the summer. I’m a Florida man so I don’t mind the summer heat, but it’s not for everyone. And a lot of courses undergo a lot of maintenance June-August. This is why the mountains of western NC get flooded with

WildBillNC

@WildBillNC1978

61d

@RonDeSantis D hands down, you get good weather all year long and can play Pinehurst, Quail Hollow, Augusta National and all the Florida golf you can handle.

Ron DeSantis

@RonDeSantis

61d

I’d choose D largely for non-golf reasons, but you can make a great case for C, D or H.

C has the best stretch of golf in the US (Long Island), arguably the greatest course in the world (Pine Valley), and historic major championship venues (Oakmont, Merion, Winged Foot, etc).

D

VJ’s Burner

@makethatVJsingh

63d

For the rest of your life, you can only play golf in ONE of the regions below.

Unlimited budget + access to any course you want to play, whenever you want.

Which one do you choose?

The statement is part of a lighthearted conversation about golf course preferences in different regions of the U.S. It corrects a misconception about year-round playability of famous courses, maintaining a factual tone without engaging in any harmful or disrespectful discourse.