Welcome to the first blog entry for Frugal Golfer!
Those of you who have visited this site before will notice a total makeover in style and format. But don’t let that confuse you. All the content of the site has been retained — it has just been reorganized to be more user friendly.
In the last couple of years Frugal Golfer has grown in both content & traffic. Exploring different ways to maximize your golf dollar and then publishing them for you has been exciting and rewarding for me. However, I felt that the website needed to be more dynamic. My experience and research have only started the journey to becoming a frugal golfer. Your experiences, your feedback, your input will help to accelerate that process!
I plan to post entries on Frugal Golf fairly frequently. Some will be new and some will be updating information from my previous pages. I invite your comments and ideas responding to the post and/or some other related subject. The more input I get from you guys (and gals), the more useful Frugal Golfer will be for everyone. Give me some ideas and let me run with them!
Lee ***
The Frugal Golfer
Note: Special thanks is warranted for my wife and daughter for providing me inspirational and technical support for this site!
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Really like the new look of your site!
Any suggestions on saving on range balls? I really like hitting balls & I’m probably spending $15 to $20 a week at my local range. That sure does add up after a while.
Hey slice2much,
The easiest way to maximize your driving range dollar is to ask for a discount on bulk. Many ranges have keys or cards available that the ball machines read to get your balls. Typically, the more you pay initially for these keys or card, the more balls per dollar you get. Also, it never hurts to approach the manager on duty or owner of the range and simply ask for a price break. It simply makes good business sense for them to take care of their best customers! Even if you don’t get the price break, often they may just give you an extra token or two.
Lee ***
The Frugal Golfer