Open fairways

The Analyst · 26-04-2016 07:45AM #1

Anyone use the Openfairways card for discounts on Green fees? It's available on Groupon for 29euro (originally 184euro)

Sean_pop · 27-04-2016 11:55AM

The Analyst wrote: »

Anyone use the Openfairways card for discounts on Green fees? It's available on Groupon for 29euro (originally 184euro)

I have never used it myself but check out the link below to see what Golf courses accept the Open Fairways card.

http://www.openfairways.com/courses/?itemId=3

Sean_pop · 27-04-2016 11:57AM

At €29 you could not really go wrong.

If you use it twice in the year it would warrant getting it.

keno-daytrader · 27-04-2016 12:12PM

Seems like a great deal, but finding it hard to locate what the real savings on greens fees are?

I found the savings, have to click the golf course you want and it takes you to sample fees and restrictions.

slave1 · 27-04-2016 02:10PM

I was thinking of getting one a few years back so I phoned a few of the courses where I was thinking of using it.
Some did not have a clue what I was on about and others said the discount was off the full rack rate, turned out that just booking directly with a course was as cheap so I didn't get one in the end

The Analyst · 28-04-2016 07:42AM

Ya I was thinking that there is no way to know what saving you might make until you call a club....Like slave1 one says, a quick call to a course directly will often be cheaper. When something seems too good to be true, it usually is...

Rock77 · 28-04-2016 11:28AM

I used open fairways for a while, depends where and when u wana play, i played Millicent in Clane alot, â‚¬20 green fee reduced to â‚¬15. Knockanally is 2 for the price of 1.

All courses are different, i think Moyvalley discount is only for a fourball. Just check the course directory on the open fairways website, ring the club to confirm and then buy the card.

brick tamland · 28-04-2016 02:31PM

As above, discounts are off the rack rate and most places you would get the same or better on the clubs website or golfnow.ie/Teetimes.ie. That said, its only 29 quid and I you get one good deal its paid for itself really

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