Recession has engulfed many nations, so is with Colorado. During recession recreation budget are curtailed drastically. To continue enjoying golfing as before the Colorado discount plans are the buzz word.
There are two Colorado plans dueling with many options that save on different state’s courses in 2009. Monday to Thursday is the key days when many of the plans are made. But, there are several other courses that are made for both plans, offering weekend play.
Just take a look at both the plans and decide yourself, which best suits your requirements:
Green Saver:
Now you can avail Green Saver at just $49. From February 1 onwards you have to pay $59 for the same. You get at this price the choice of 52 Colorado courses, which also includes 4 free greens fees i.e. almost 100 2-for-1 offers and 53 half-offer fees. This Green Saver package offers unlimited discounts at Aspen Golf & Tennis Club, Keystone River, Devil’s Thumb and Keystone Ranch Golf Courses. More to this, 8 free cart uses and 34 courses with the weekend plays.
Colorado Golf Passport:
This offer is made by Colorado AvidGolfer magazine. This is a popular plan. It charges only $79.95 and includes many top courses in Denver area and throughout the state. The twenty-two courses also offer the weekend play on the passport. Even there are 11 resort courses, 6 of them is itself in Colorado, which offer discounts on hotel rooms or condos.
Talking of what is included in the Passport, its 1 year subscription to Colorado AvidGolfer, one dozen of Bridgestone golf balls the value of which is $40 in the market, Dimension Z wedge, the value of which is $135 but it does not include the shipping and handling and a gift certificate of $25 to Cool River Café.
Other Options
Apart from all these there is also early bird option. Early buyer gets two-night stay at the Oasis Resort in Mesquite, Nev. Limited space is available for this and the Passport Plus costs additional $20.
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