Cheapest Rounds Help

[BuddyGolf]

Hey Everyone,

A few friends and I are in a similar situation, as we have a really small golf budget, but really love the game. We have Red Books, and are looking for the cheapest rounds on good+ courses. We walk, so coupons that require a cart aren't for us. We are constantly looking for really good deals, so any suggestions are welcome. We don't mind driving a bit, but if we drive a ways, we generally like to play more than one round. Maybe there is some deals that aren't in the redbook that we are missing?

So far we have
Madawaska $14/round w/ Red Book
Dragonfly $20 All-you-can-play Thursdays

Any other good courses under a 20?

[Kilroy]

Have you looked at this? www.ottawagolf.com/club

[fireice]

Ottawa Golf Club is great haven't paid more than $20 for a round this year yet. Highly recommend

[SIMMER]

Edgewood is dirt cheap if you use the 2 for 1 coupons with the red book.

[marty99]

I recommend the ottawagolf club. If you like to get out a couple times a week, the deal is really worth it. I've been out over 20 times and I have saved a lot. My buddy and I played Gatineau on Sunday and he paid 36 bucks while I only paid 15.

It all depends on how much you play though.

Grip it and rip it.

[4Iron]

Have you considered the Entertainment Book? You are limited in the number of courses, but there are added bonuses like restaurants esp if you are on a budget.

Just a thought.

[leftylucas]

I have been a member of this club for 9 years and it a very economical way to play. I paid $160.00 to play 40 games @ $13.70 each. There is a great selection of courses in the Outaouais/Ottawa and even the Laurentiens. Go to the website
www.golfalacarte.com and see for yourself. Even with the membership fee the games come to under $18.00. You cant beat that! You can reserve up to a week in advance and even online.

[r2g2]

Most courses have twilight rates starting at 2 - 3 - 4 o'clock (depending on course). The rates are significantly cheaper than their weekend fee.

[Golfpeasant]

Didnt get your age.

If you have the ability to play a LOT of golf, certain courses have incredibly cheap memberships, especially for juniors. Prescott had an amazing offer this year: $400, waived initiation fee for adults and I think around $175 for the junior program. Several courses in the area offer great junior programs (Calabogie for instance has a very cheap rate for those up to 21, with student card).

[broken27]

Hey Everyone,

A few friends and I are in a similar situation, as we have a really small golf budget, but really love the game. We have Red Books, and are looking for the cheapest rounds on good+ courses. We walk, so coupons that require a cart aren't for us. We are constantly looking for really good deals, so any suggestions are welcome. We don't mind driving a bit, but if we drive a ways, we generally like to play more than one round. Maybe there is some deals that aren't in the redbook that we are missing?

So far we have
Madawaska $14/round w/ Red Book
Dragonfly $20 All-you-can-play Thursdays

Any other good courses under a 20?

Hate to break it to you, but that $20 at Dragonfly is incorrect. I spoke to the owner today and he was completely unaware. The only such deal they have is "Woman's Day" on Thursdays, and they had $20/all you can play until the end of April...

Just thought I'd let you know!

Cheers,
Dan