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Very hard to beat. Being under 18 I get junior rates which gives me really good prices at some nice joints. Such as $25 for walking 18 at a Arnold Palmer design that John Daly along with a few other pros have played.

Thats a good deal. There is not a single course around here that will let you on in the mornings for less than 25. There are a few that get that low in the afternoon but with the exception of a few courses they are goat tracks.

Good deal and a very nice round after the first 2 holes

It's regularly 35 -40 in the AM but there are plenty of deals on the net. Also I have played Coyote Hills 2 Sundays in a row for $40 at 1:10 on Golf Now. Got out both times before 12:30 and got the round in.

I played fullerton in the summer same thing about $25 with cart, on golf now, but it took about 5 hours

up here i regularly play buenaventura twilight for $19 walking, and santabarbara gc for $23 walking

Thats awesome ! I would be dragging my Bagboy cart all over that.

I was third off in a threesome following to threesomes of regulars. It looked backed up on the front when I finished about 9:30.

I would have jumped on that deal in a heartbeat!

Great deal. That why I will continue to play Lake Park, $20.25 with tax for Lewisville residents.

That's a great deal. I found a number of courses offering deals they hadn't in years during 2011. Anyone else noticed this in your locale?

Great Deal

Not much break in green fees here but had several "private" golf courses offering tee times for a very reasonable price. Theme is to get you interested in join the club for regular membership.

Think private golf courses had been suffering low membership for years now and some are on the brink of folding up for good.

Greatest Deal of All-Time...

Try to beat this deal. What if I told you that you could play a course which has held 6 major championships for just $35?

Its true, but to get there you have to go to Scotland.

The Ancient Links of Musselburgh hosted the Open Championship from 1874-1889 every third year and was part of the Open Rota with Prestwick and St. Andrews.

Musselburgh is also widely regarded as the oldest golf course in the world and can boast of 5 men who have won a major including Willie Park Senior who won 4 Open Championships including the very first one.

Musselburgh was also home to some of the oldest golf societies in the world including the Honorable Company of Edinburgh Golfers (now at Muirfield) Royal Musselburgh (now at the Royal Musselburgh course), Royal Burgess, and Bruntsfield Links Golf Society.

We also have Musselburgh to thank for the cup size 4 1/4 inch which was standardized by a man named Robert Grey.

How can you beat that for $35?

(The photo below is of an oil painting of the 1870 Marathon Match between Willie Park and Old Tom Morris - 144 holes of match play which was ended on 138th hole when Old Tom Morris was one hole down walked off the green in protest and refused to return)

One condition...you might die on the course.