the state of golf
From 2018-2020, the average golf round has increased almost 40% in price
Covid and Inflation are pricing out millions of americans from a game they love

Golf prices are skyrocketing
You're Getting Priced Out
And courses are moving away from discounting on public sites like GolfNow because of the damage caused within the industry.
The effects over the last 3-4 years are clear: you can’t afford as much golf as before.
Play More For Less
What We Do
Golf courses everywhere have gaps in their tee sheets. And filling those gaps can require expensive advertising campaigns or public broadcasts of discounts, which courses want to avoid.
The Links Card creates a win-win for courses by offering a platform where they can privately offer you exclusive, repeating, or even large discounts without the negative affects of other platforms.
Courses protect their brand image while filling in gaps and our members score awesome deals that allow them to get on the course more.
How It Works

4.7 Star Average Rating
Cons: The tee times are quite limited at some courses. But that's not a major problem for me because there are so many options and, being retired, my schedule is flexible."
State:Florida
Age Range: 70+
-Great courses to choose from
-Carts are included
-No hidden costs
-The staff that honor the Links Card have been most gracious and helpful. Other golf discount cards include courses that the staff impart resentment to ""discounts.""
-The ability to purchase cards at a discount at certain times of the year.
Cons: The cons are not too many. Cons: - No restricted times in most courses
-Would like to see more courses in the Boston area
-Would also like to see the card available in the southwest (Arizona ). Many people winter in warmer states."
State:Massachusetts
Age Range: 70+
Cons: There could be a few more courses that the card represents."
State:Vermont
Age Range: 70+
% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 50% of the time
Cons: I wish that all courses were members so I could play them. Some courses we used to play regularly no longer accept the Links Card and our 4-some has decided to not play there because the greens fees and cart fee is way too high than with the Links Card."
State:Vermont
Age Range: 70+
Cons: I wish it covered more courses in Massachusetts."
State:New Hampshire
Age Range: 60-69
% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 75% of the time
Cons: As long as you don't mind that at some course you can not play on the weekends there are no cons."
State:Maine
Age Range: 60-69
Years as a member: 3 Years
Cons: None that I can think of
State:New Hampshire
Age Range: 70+
Cons: Not aware of any cons to the links card except there are a few higher end courses I would love to go to that aren't yet included in the card yet. I do not see that as a true con as the choices do include a number of the higher end courses I would like to play."
State:Vermont
Age Range: 60-69
% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 50% of the time