Rating: 5, I love it!

State:Maine

Age Range: 50-59

Years as a member: 1 Year

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 100% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: The card gives you savings on rounds and many other things. Hotels, airline tickets, food and beverage as well. What is the best part I believe is, the opportunity to travel and play other courses. It's a great thing for women golfers as well. Nothing wrong with seeing other things, while playing.

Cons: I simply cant find any as it relates to my experiences golfing with the card. Can you use it everywhere no, but you can play courses, that you never would before

Rating: 5, I love it!

State:New Hampshire

Age Range: 50-59

Years as a member: 3 Years

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 75% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: The card has given me the chance to play many different courses. At time I have used it for discounts on equipment. The card always pays for itsel

Cons: With some of the courses the time restrictions can be difficult

Rating: 5, I love it!

State:Vermont

Age Range: 70+

Years as a member: 5 Years

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 50% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: The BEST part of the Links Card is the ability to play different courses that you may not even think of playing and then when you do play really enjoy the experience. Going to see how different "tracks" are laid out and how the designers developed their concepts is one of the real essences of golf as a sport. You experience all the beauty, frustration, and accomplishment by playing these different courses. Locking you in to one club/course is fine and wonderful but expanding your horizons is so much more enjoyable.

Cons: None-you have nothing to lose as after the first 2-3 rounds it pays for itself and you have enjoyed 2 different courses.

Rating: 3

State:Maine

Age Range: 70+

Years as a member: 4 Years

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 75% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: Very reasonable rates especially when buying in bulk. There are only a few restrictions, such as play on Mon. thru Thurs. which is not problem for me and my buddies who are mostly all retired. Cards are mailed out in a timely manner. I am always sent a reminder email as the new cards go on sale.

Cons: My buddies and I were very disappointed this year as so many courses are no longer participating in the program. Many of them were some of our favorite courses nearby. I bought 4 cards last Fall which showed these courses as participants, only to find out that they had dropped out. After asking one course Superintendent why he was not participating, he said that The Links Card was "placing too many demands on his business", whatever that meant!!?? We are still using our Card at the remaining courses that participate, but it doesn't seem to be as good a value as it once was!

Rating: 4

State:New Hampshire

Age Range: 60-69

Years as a member: 5 Years

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 75% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: Reduced cost at a variety of courses. In retirement I look for anyway to reduce my playing costs and the ease of use.

Cons: Starting this year I noticed the rates are higher and the deductions have been reduced.

Rating: 5, I love it!

State:Florida

Age Range: 70+

Years as a member: 14 Years

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 25% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: We get to play great golf courses at reduced rates, particularly when we travel to our Vermont home in the summer. It also enables us to play different courses at other nearby states during our travels.

Cons: The only cons I can think of is that the times you can use the card are limited. Each course has their own schedules so you need to carefully check before making a tee time.

Rating: 5, I love it!

State:Maine

Age Range: 60-69

Years as a member: 6 Years

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 75% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: The savings! Golf is expensive. Greens fees and cart rentals add up. The Links Card is a great way to enjoy golf AND save some money. It also allows me the opportunity to experience other courses I might not otherwise try. Using the Links Card is quick, easy, and cost-saving!

Cons: The only con I can see right now is that the number of courses signing on with The Links Card is limited here in Maine. I am hopefully that more will see that joining The Links Card expands their audiences.

Rating: 5, I love it!

State:New Hampshire

Age Range: 70+

Years as a member: 2 Years

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 50% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: By reducing cost I am encouraged to try new courses that I probably wouldn’t play if I had to pay full price.

Cons: None

Rating: 5, I love it!

State:New Hampshire

Age Range: 70+

Years as a member: 2 Years

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 50% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: By reducing cost I am encouraged to try new courses that I probably wouldn’t play if I had to pay full price.

Cons: None

Rating: 5, I love it!

State:Maine

Age Range: 70+

Years as a member: 1 Year

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 50% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings: $100-200/year

Pros: Ease of use. Much better than the GoPlayGolf card that I received as a gift. There are many more courses that I frequent associated with the membership. My played courses had no problem with the discount and One had only play 4 or 5 courses to have the card membership pay for itself.

Cons: Based upon the courses that I play at...None.

Rating: 5, I love it!

State:Vermont

Age Range: 70+

Years as a member: 12 Years

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 50% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: -Some excellent courses give substantial (as much as $40) discounts for a round of golf. This has enabled me to cover the cost of the card by early June in some years, leaving me able to save week over$100 for the rest of the year.

- The transactions at the courses are simple - no need to produce coupons or other documents just keep the card in your wallet and show it's at the course.

- done years there have been free subscriptions to Golf Digest included as a benefit

- easy to reach Links card office by phone or email with requests or questions

Cons:

Rating: 5, I love it!

State:Vermont

Age Range: 70+

Years as a member: 7 Years

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 50% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: The Links Card is a great tool to have in your bag. First, it encourages us to get out and explore new courses or drive just a bit more to experience an old favorite. Second, it is easy to use. No passwords, signatures, etc with each transaction. Last and most important, it can save real money. There are several deals that save the whole cost of the card with a single visit! Get one to enjoy next season even more.y

Cons:

Rating: 5, I love it!

State:Vermont

Age Range: 60-69

Years as a member: 10 Years

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 75% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: We have a very large selection of partner courses to choose from all around New England.

Cons:

Rating: 4

State:New Hampshire

Age Range: 70+

Years as a member: 4 Years

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 75% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: The main reason I have employed the Links Card is to obtain reduced green fees.

Cons: Many courses offer senior green fee rates comparable to Links Card, therefore there is no advantage for older players.

Rating: 5, I love it!

State:Vermont

Age Range: 50-59

Years as a member: 3 Years

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 100% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: I can golf after 3pm for $22 dollars w a cart at Bellows Falls.

I can golf at mt snow on wednesdays $28 w a cart.

I can play at many others places for alot less. My friends have the card too so we all can enjoy golf together. This is the second year for them. It makes golf affordable.

Cons: I havent really discovered any cons yet. I guess that the discounts being available after 3 is the only drawback. Otherwise I have no problems .

Rating: 5, I love it!

State:Vermont

Age Range: 60-69

Years as a member: 5 Years

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 50% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: Lots of great courses to choose from and it motivates us to take road trips to these courses around the state and occasionally in nearby states. Pays for itself in just one or two rounds. Discovered some courses we may not have gone to otherwise.

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.

Rating: 5, I love it!

State:Massachusetts

Age Range: 70+

Years as a member: 7 Years

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 25% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: The pros of the Links Card are the reasons that we and our golfing friends in New England purchase the card annually. As listed below, the pros are benefits that we all enjoy no matter where we meet up for golf in New England. This was a great tip that one of our friends passed around to our golfing group years ago. We always check the prices and availability on the Links courses and make our choices from there. We have never been disappointed.

Pros:

-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.

Rating: 5, I love it!

State:New Hampshire

Age Range: 70+

Years as a member: 15 Years

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 25% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: Reduced costs, courses in close proximity to us, excellent selection of courses in the tr-state area. Excellent opportunities for my wife and I to travel and share new golf experiences.

Cons: None that I can think of

Rating: 5, I love it!

State:New Hampshire

Age Range: 30-39

Years as a member: 1 Year

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 25% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: Getting to play multiple courses at a cheaper rate. The deals on equipment are great as well.

Cons:

Rating: 5, I love it!

State:Maine

Age Range: 60-69

Years as a member: 3 Years

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 25% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: I love having a Links card because I get to play at courses for a good discount that I would not normally play at. This card is a great value for anyone!

Cons: As long as you don't mind that at some course you can not play on the weekends there are no cons.

Rating: 5, I love it!

State:Maine

Age Range: 70+

Years as a member: 5 Years

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 50% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: Easy to use and very recognizable by courses I play. With only 4 visits I've saved the price of the card and then some

Cons: Sometimes the number of plays are limited.

Rating: 5, I love it!

State:Vermont

Age Range: 60-69

Years as a member: 5 Years

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 50% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: This card not only provides great offers on greens and cart fees, but "forces" us to explore new courses in the area. Even when we travel and look to play, our first thought is to find a local course using the Links Card. A great bargain, and great motivator!

Cons: Occasionally we've run into smaller local courses that are supposed to be on card but in reality don't offer the service.

Rating: 5, I love it!

State:Vermont

Age Range: 50-59

Years as a member: 10 Years

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 75% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: The links card is great! It provides great savings and gives us the opportunity to sample many courses in Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine and New York. We love to golf at a variety of courses so this card works great for us. It is a must have discount card?!

Cons: A few of our regular courses didn't renew this year unfortunately but otherwise we love the program.

Rating: 5, I love it!

State:South Carolina

Age Range: 70+

Years as a member: 1 Year

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 50% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: Amazing discounts and fabulous courses! The choices are incredible. I couldn’t believe the courses available in my own backyard.

Cons: None

Rating: 4

State:

Age Range:

Years as a member:

% of rounds played at Links Card courses:

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: Links card allows me to play a variety of courses with my group rather than being confined to a single location. Good value

Cons: None thst I can think of

Rating: 5, I love it!

State:Vermont

Age Range: 30-39

Years as a member:

% of rounds played at Links Card courses:

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: The Links Card is great! There’s always somewhere around who takes it, and it always saves me some money. It’s already paid for itself, and it fits in my wallet like any other card so I never forget it.

Cons: Sometimes the deal for a course on the website hasn’t been updated from last year so it’s a little higher than expected, but it still saves you money.

Rating: 5, I love it!

State:New Hampshire

Age Range: 60-69

Years as a member: 5 Years

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 75% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: The ease of making tee times and the quality of the courses that available to play. My wife and I take full advantage of the Links Card throughout New Hampshire, Maine and Vermont.

Cons: I wish it covered more courses in Massachusetts.

Rating: 5, I love it!

State:New Hampshire

Age Range: 60-69

Years as a member: 2 Years

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 25% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: I love getting free carts at the courses, as that seems to be what is most honored on the card. One course we play frequently only offers a percentage discount, but it is not as good as the senior rate, so we don't use it there...unfortunately..

However, two uses with a free cart, pays for itself...

Have talked about the card to everyone we play with, so I am certain more and more friends will join the "club".

Cons: Some courses that are listed as members on the card, do not recognize it when we mention it and check in...that is frustrating, but there have only been few.

Rating: 5, I love it!

State:Vermont

Age Range: 70+

Years as a member: 4 Years

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 50% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: The Card allows for some nice discounts on most courses in Vermont and that's a great benefit to someone on a fixed income.

Cons: There could be a few more courses that the card represents.

Rating: 5, I love it!

State:Florida

Age Range: 70+

Years as a member: 14 Years

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 25% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: The Links Card is accepted at many very good golf courses and the value is significant, including meals as well as golf fees.

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.

Rating: 5, I love it!

State:Maine

Age Range: 60-69

Years as a member: 5 Years

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 25% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: Great discounts and chance to play new courses. I have used it in Maine and Vermont and the discounts were well worth the cost of the card. Broke even almost immediately.

Cons: I live in RI and there are no courses on the card. Some of the summer restrictions at courses I only get to in the summer months.

Rating: 5, I love it!

State:New Hampshire

Age Range: 60-69

Years as a member: 3 Years

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 50% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: It is nice to get a reduced price and be able to try different courses in both NH and ME.

Cons: Would like to see more courses added in NH and ME. Many discounts are valid after 12:00pm and would like to see an earlier time.

Rating: 5, I love it!

State:Vermont

Age Range: 70+

Years as a member: 10 Years

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 75% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings:

Pros: I would say the pros to the Links card are that it allows one to play various courses at a reduced rate without paying for a membership at one course and feeling like you have to play that one course all of the time to get your money's worth. I like to play as many different courses as I can.

Cons: I would say the cons to the Links card are that there are fewer courses accepting the use of the card each year so it limits the variety of courses that one can play with the card and get a discount.

Rating: 3

State:Vermont

Age Range: 60-69

Years as a member: 2 Years

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 75% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings: $100-200/year

Pros: It makes me feel special when presenting it to another new golf course for me to play at.

Cons: I wish that there was more of a savings like perhaps a free golf cart. Sometimes I save less than five dollars. Make it more so I could have a bite to eat and a beer after my round in savings and I would hang out longer spending the savings at the club house and perhaps get to know the pro and staff more. I've got to say how nice of a feeling it is when you are greeted by the staff and they know your name.

Rating: 4

State:Maine

Age Range: 30-39

Years as a member: 1 Year

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 100% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings: $201-300/year

Pros: Save money

Cons: Need to play a lot to save money

Rating: 5, I love it!

State:New Hampshire

Age Range: 18-29

Years as a member: 1 Year

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 50% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings: $301-400/year

Pros: Great discounts at many different courses. All of the courses are great courses to play.

Cons:

Rating: 5, I love it!

State:Vermont

Age Range: 70+

Years as a member: 5 Years

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 25% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings: $100-200/year

Pros: The links card is extremely valuable to me and my playing partners since it allows us to play courses that we would not normally play. It also lets me ride a cart for the longer and/or hilly courses when I normally walk at the local courses where I regularly play. As I get older I even choose courses only because they are links card members and I can ride a cart. It is nice to play different courses without breaking the bank for someone on a fixed income. I also appreciate the access to magazine subscription that keeps me informed of the latest techniques and equipment.

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.

Rating: 4

State:New Hampshire

Age Range: 30-39

Years as a member: 1 Year

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 25% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings: $201-300/year

Pros: Great discounts on many courses. There are courses involved that I had never heard of that intrigue me to try.

Cons: Not enough courses available in my region. Practically all require at least a 45 minute drive to enjoy the bigger savings or only offer M-Th minor deal.

Rating: 3

State:New Hampshire

Age Range: 70+

Years as a member: 1 Year

% of rounds played at Links Card courses: 75% of the time

Estimated Annual Savings: $100-200/year

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Cons: You need to do your homework.

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