Birthday Golf Deals List Revealed by Greenskeeper.org

Online, May 4, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Greenskeeper.org (GK) the West's largest social golf network bows the Birthday Golf List, a compilation of all golf courses in the GK database that provide either a free or discounted round of golf for the birthday golfer.

For any golfer, casual or experienced, nothing beats a free round of golf to celebrate their birthday. Playing with your friends only sweetens the pot.

Now Greenskeeper.org makes available a list of those competing golf courses that allow you to play for free on that one day a year most golfers would rather be playing golf. "Our database has over 1300+ golf courses listed," says John Hakim, president of Greenskeeper.org. "Now site users can find out if a golf course
in their area offers free golf on their birthday here at Greenskeeper.org."

"Free birthday golf is a hot topic here at GK," says Hakim, "We felt it necessary to provide a list to our site visitors. It's a great way to promote a golf course's services, especially for premium courses that wish to broaden their reach to potential clients."

"We are all about community," says Hakim, "What better way to celebrate your birthday than with a round of golf with friends? Saving money while you're doing it is just icing on the cake." Golfers can take advantage of this Birthday Golf listing, available free to all site visitors.

When planning your FREE round of golf be sure to check with your golf course to ensure they still offer free birthday golf.

GK services the West - California, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, Texas, and Utah, providing golf course maintenance alerts, golf course reviews by its registered site members, an approved rating system by greens keepers to evaluate golf courses and their facilities. "Greenskeeper.org offers a little bit of everything to every level of golfer," says Hakim. Now with the Birthday Golf List GK has one more useful tool any golfer can take advantage.

Links:
http://www.greenskeeper.org
http://www.greenskeeper.org/articles/article.cfm?id=21