Play More, Pay Less with the 2006 Tee Time Golf Pass

Tee Time Golf Pass offers discounts at 377 courses in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia. Almost 150 courses offer a free green fee. Tee Time members pay only the cart fee at these courses.

Shippensburg,PA (PRWEB) December 13, 2005 -- Golfers in the Mid-Atlantic can play more and pay less with the 2006 Tee Time Golf Pass. Tee Time members save $10-$30 each time they use the pass.

Tee Time Golf Pass offers discounts at 377 courses in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia. Almost 150 courses offer a free green fee. Tee Time members pay only the cart fee at these courses. The other courses offer either one free play with one paid or a discounted player’s fee.

“Tee Time Golf Pass is the No. 1 discount program in the Mid-Atlantic states because it provides excellent discounts at 25-50 courses within an hour’s drive of a golfer’s home,” said Jim Curtis, publisher. “Use the pass two or three times and it pays for itself.”

For golfers who like to travel, Tee Time added two award-winning courses in Williamsburg, VA. The Tradition at Royal New Kent and The Tradition at Stonehouse are two of the six outstanding venues in Williamsburg now offering discounts to Tee Time Golf Pass members.

Atlantic City features six courses, including the Renault Winery Resort, whose course was voted “Top 30 New Courses in the World” by Travel Leisure Magazine.

Pinehurst, NC and Myrtle Beach are two other destinations featuring courses in the 2006 Tee Time Golf Pass. The Poconos offers discounts at 18 courses. More than a dozen quality layouts in the Ocean City, MD area are included.

With the escalation of green fees in recent years, golf discount programs have become popular. Founded in 1993, Tee Time Golf Pass has more members in the Mid-Atlantic than all other programs combined. Its popularity is based on the number of courses offering discounts, the quality of the offers, and the concept that the more a golfer uses the pass the more he or she saves.

“I use the pass 20 to 30 times a year and save $300 to $400 in green fees. I play only those courses listed in Tee Time,” explained Bob Rhine of Chambersburg, PA.

For a complete listing of all courses and the discount offered at each, go to www.teetimegolfpass.com.

The 2006 Tee Time Golf Pass sells for $50.

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