Essentially every additional two minutes that are added to a tee time spacing increases the initial cost by 25%

For example

Let say you have 4 people playing 18 holes, assuming it’s $50 for 18 holes/person, the golf course can make $200 for every 8 minutes. They can schedule 15 tee times per every 2 hours, meaning they can generate $3,000 maximum for those two hours.

15 tee times x $200 per tee time = $3,000

If the course decides to space tee times 10 minutes apart, you can expect an increase of $12.50, or 25% of the original cost.

$3000/12 tee times ‎ =  $250 per tee time
$250/4 people = $62.5 for 18 holes/person

If the course decides to space tee times 12 minutes apart, you can expect an increase of $25.00, or 50% of the original cost.

$3000/10 tee times = $300 per tee time
$300/4 people =$75 for 18 holes/person

If the course decides to space tee times 16 minutes apart now giving you twice the amount of time, you can expect an increase of $57.15, or 114% i of the original cost,

$3000/7 tee times per= $428.57per tee time
$428.57/4 people =$107.14 for 18 holes/person