Listings are updated every two months in their magazine, Golf Traveler. Ill. True to its name, it looks like a passport. It's also strong on Canada, with a handful of choices in Australia and New Zealand. You have to be a Players Club member to get it. Little boxes beside the entries, which the starter checks off, indicate the number of times you can play for less.
Some courses offer the privilege only once, but several extend it to as many as six times.
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