I'm sorry this list has not been updated in 4 years. Its rigorous research now trying find courses that offer birthday discounts compared to 14 years ago when I first posted the Birthday Golf Specials list.
When I first started the Birthday Golf List it was ONLY for courses that gave you a Free single player round on or around your birthday. Then I added just 2 for 1 deals to the list.
With this "resurrection" of the Birthday Golf List, to qualify a golf course will need to give a free 18 hole round equivalent to their walking rate or greater. For example, if a golf course is giving a free option to ride but a player needs to still pay the green fee, that offer is not listed. However, providing a free green fee but player has the option to pay a cart fee, does count to be listed.
Also, NO purchase by the birthday golf player is required for a golf course to qualify to be listed. If a player must spend money on joining something to get the Birthday Golf discount, that offer is not listed. However, joining a free email list for example does count to be listed.
Lastly, 2 for 1, 3 for 2 and 4 for 3 deals where the birthday player's full green fee is covered counts to be listed. 4 for 5 deals and higher do not count to be listed.
We want only significant deals listed because a birthday is significant.
Thanks again for your help! ~ JohnnyGK
[ Click Here (forum post) in case you want to assist ].
Thanks! ~ JohnnyGK
Are You America’s Best Putter? US Putting Tour Championship Coming Soon! Sept 26 - Oct 2, 2011
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This national putting championship is open to all golfers 13 years of age and older. This includes men and women, amateurs and professionals, all of whom will compete together for the title of America’s Best Putter and the beautiful USPT Championship crystal trophy.
Those golfers who want to compete for money will vie for the $10,000 first prize and a shot at $100,000 by qualifying for a 2012 World Putting Tour Championships event. Top amateurs will be able to earn merchandise prizes up to $750 in retail value, in accordance with USGA rules on Amateur Status.
The Championship consists of three rounds of putting all played on The Crossings’ large, two-tiered practice putting green. Participants can choose to play their first round on any one of the first six days of the tournament: from Monday, September 26 through Saturday, October 1.
A total of 72 golfers will advance from first round play to Championship Sunday, October 2. In Round 2, the 72 golfers will play 36 holes, after which the field will be cut to the low 24 scores for Round 3 on Sunday afternoon.
Spots are filling up for certain first round days and times, so golfers are encouraged to enter now at http://www.usputtingtour.com.
Among the early entrants is Jeremy Poincenot, a 21-year old golfer who lost his eyesight three years ago due to a rare genetic disease. Jeremy won the 2010 World Blind Golf Championship with his father caddying for him and he hopes to do well in the USPT Championship.
Also entered is “Mr. 365”, Ken Norton, who recently won a golf promotion by playing at least 18 holes of golf for 365 consecutive days. Apparently Ken is well rested and ready to tackle the USPT Championship.
A portion of proceeds from the tournament will benefit the Boys & Girls Clubs of Carlsbad.
More information on the USPT Championship also is available by emailing info(at)usputtingtour.com.
When I first started the Birthday Golf List it was ONLY for courses that gave you a Free single player round on or around your birthday. Then I added just 2 for 1 deals to the list.
With this "resurrection" of the Birthday Golf List, to qualify a golf course will need to give a free 18 hole round equivalent to their walking rate or greater. For example, if a golf course is giving a free option to ride but a player needs to still pay the green fee, that offer is not listed. However, providing a free green fee but player has the option to pay a cart fee, does count to be listed.
Also, NO purchase by the birthday golf player is required for a golf course to qualify to be listed. If a player must spend money on joining something to get the Birthday Golf discount, that offer is not listed. However, joining a free email list for example does count to be listed.
Lastly, 2 for 1, 3 for 2 and 4 for 3 deals where the birthday player's full green fee is covered counts to be listed. 4 for 5 deals and higher do not count to be listed.
We want only significant deals listed because a birthday is significant.
Thanks again for your help! ~ JohnnyGK
[ Click Here (forum post) in case you want to assist ].
Thanks! ~ JohnnyGK
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If you like this or any other article here on Greenskeeper.org be sure to "share it" with the buttons above!
This national putting championship is open to all golfers 13 years of age and older. This includes men and women, amateurs and professionals, all of whom will compete together for the title of America’s Best Putter and the beautiful USPT Championship crystal trophy.
Those golfers who want to compete for money will vie for the $10,000 first prize and a shot at $100,000 by qualifying for a 2012 World Putting Tour Championships event. Top amateurs will be able to earn merchandise prizes up to $750 in retail value, in accordance with USGA rules on Amateur Status.
The Championship consists of three rounds of putting all played on The Crossings’ large, two-tiered practice putting green. Participants can choose to play their first round on any one of the first six days of the tournament: from Monday, September 26 through Saturday, October 1.
A total of 72 golfers will advance from first round play to Championship Sunday, October 2. In Round 2, the 72 golfers will play 36 holes, after which the field will be cut to the low 24 scores for Round 3 on Sunday afternoon.
Spots are filling up for certain first round days and times, so golfers are encouraged to enter now at http://www.usputtingtour.com.
Among the early entrants is Jeremy Poincenot, a 21-year old golfer who lost his eyesight three years ago due to a rare genetic disease. Jeremy won the 2010 World Blind Golf Championship with his father caddying for him and he hopes to do well in the USPT Championship.
Also entered is “Mr. 365”, Ken Norton, who recently won a golf promotion by playing at least 18 holes of golf for 365 consecutive days. Apparently Ken is well rested and ready to tackle the USPT Championship.
A portion of proceeds from the tournament will benefit the Boys & Girls Clubs of Carlsbad.
More information on the USPT Championship also is available by emailing info(at)usputtingtour.com.
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