A fair donation amount? 💴 🪵

[Matt.H]

I have been offered a mix of hard + soft wood from my local golf course (felled between 6 months - 3 years ago).

 

What would be a fair donation amount to offer? It would be a 4x4 load amount I would be collecting myself.

 

Thanks!

[Peasgood]

I would suggest a free round of golf would be a perfectly reasonable offer.

[sime42]

A carrier bag full of gold balls, picked up from around the course in about 10 minutes.

 

 

 

 

 

[tree-fancier123]

£30

[BillQ]

Is it directly to the club or is it a private thing between you and a greenkeeper?

[Matt.H]

1 hour ago, BillQ said:

Is it directly to the club or is it a private thing between you and a greenkeeper?

Directly to the club.

[Bob_z_l]

It's a trading game.

You want to feel like you have value for money and the GC would like the same.

 

I have sold a pickup heaped load (delivered within 6 mile or so) of uncut firewood for anything between £25 and £40 dependant on the wood. 

 

Earlier shout of £30 seems fair. As long as both parties are happy and so the  e relationship continues, so that more loads are available. 

[Matt.H]

6 hours ago, tree-fancier123 said:

£30

 

18 minutes ago, Bob_z_l said:

It's a trading game.

You want to feel like you have value for money and the GC would like the same.

 

I have sold a pickup heaped load (delivered within 6 mile or so) of uncut firewood for anything between £25 and £40 dependant on the wood. 

 

Earlier shout of £30 seems fair. As long as both parties are happy and so the  e relationship continues, so that more loads are available. 

Thanks both - appreciate the guidance 

[spudulike]

Look at it as a relationship and see if you can get future loads of wood or do a bit of clearance on windblown etc. Just make sure both parties are happy at the end and the door is open for the future.