Now that the weather is getting nicer, the golf enthusiast in your life is probably hoping to hit the links as much as possible. Here are some deals, both local and national, to help you save some money on golfing during the month of May.
Play Golf Minnesota. Now through Sunday, May 9, various golf courses around Minnesota are participating in Play Golf Minnesota week. Every day there are different themes and different discounts, including discounted greens fees, food and beverage specials, free lessons, and more. Offerings vary from club to club. Here is a list of participating golf courses and a list of events by golf course.
Play Golf America Free Lesson. The month of May is “Play Golf America” month. You can receive a free 10-minute lesson or family clinic from a PGA/LPGA professional by going to the Play Golf America website. Use the search box to find a participating professional near you, then schedule your free lesson or family clinic. Once you’ve taken your free lesson or family clinic, you can register to win a trip to the PGA Center for Golf Learning and Performance, a set of golf clubs, and more.
Minnesota Golf Card. Check out this local deals roundup from March to get the scoop on a Minnesota Golf Card you can purchase for just $35 that gets you buy one, get one free deals at various golf courses around the state.
Your turn: What other golf deals do you know of, either locally or nationally?
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Another great golf discount website is http://www.ezlinks.com!! We’ve used the tee time specials offer and have golfed for less than half price. The only thing is that you have to reserve and pay online, and there are no same-day cancellations allowed. There are also a limited number of tee times (and courses) available. Overall, great deals, though! Thanks for the info, Carrie! Golf can be such an expensive hobby–it’s nice to find discounts!
Check around to your favorite course for “juniors play free” times. Many of them have a night where 1 junior plays free for each paying adult throughout the season. Also, a few courses are offering “date nights” with pkgs around $50 (where I’ve seen them) for dinner, golf, drinks, etc.
The National Sports Center golf course (not sure of the name) has coupons in the money mailer that comes in your mailbox for Buy one Get one free round; free drink, $15 off 18 hole green fee and cart, on free 9 hold round with cart rental, and free bucket range balls with the purchase of one. Some good deals if you live in the area.
I’ve purchased half priced golf coupons from http://www.golfing-deals.com. Their discounted green fees have allowed my wife and I to try a few courses that would have otherwise been out of our budget.