15 Easy Ways To Make Golf More Affordable
It’s no mystery that golf is an expensive hobby. From golf clubs to greens fees or membership dues to technology, shoes, and apparel, if you play this game, it comes with a financial commitment. That doesn’t mean, however, that there aren’t ways to ease the monetary burden that comes with your love for this game.
In fact, there are a number of things you can do to save yourself money throughout the course of a golf season, things that might seem insignificant in a vacuum but will add up significantly over time. As such, here’s our list of 15 easy ways to make golf more affordable.
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1. Walk When You Play
Certainly there are golf courses out there where due to the layout walking isn’t an option and there are also courses that have walking restrictions, but the reality is that cart fees are incredibly expensive, especially when you add them up over time. If you have the option to walk, you’ll likely save yourself between $15 and $25 per 18-hole round, depending on the course you play and its cart fees. You’ll also get the added benefit of exercise, which is something most of us can use. And if your only concern about walking is carrying your bag and the toll it will take on you physically, invest in a push cart or a lightweight golf bag. You’ll spend a little now, but the money you’ll save on cart fees will far exceed that expense sooner than later.
Walking when you play golf is one of the best and easiest ways to save money.
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2. Research, Research, Research
If you’re shopping for anything golf-related, make sure you spend quality time doing research. Read reviews, watch YouTube videos, and compare prices online. There are resources available to help you find great deals on golf gear and make good decisions as it relates to your purchases. Included are Golf Monthly’s reviews section and collection of buying advice pages. As an example, just within the last few weeks we’ve released guides dedicated to identifying exceptional values when it comes…
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