The number of rounds played at Oahu city golf courses continues to drop.
But it’s unclear whether it’s a result of higher fees or the economy.
Last month 3,534 fewer rounds were played at the city’s six municipal golf courses compared to the same time a year ago.
That’s an 8 percent drop.
However with new fees the city increased revenue in August by nearly $21,000 dollars compared to the same month last year.
The number of seniors using discount cards also fell last month by 345.
On july 1st the price of monthly senior cards was raised from $45 dollars to $80 dollars.
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