► In this video, Neil Tappin takes a look at the cost of living crisis from a golfing perspective. Are there any ways in which golfers might be able to save money on memberships, green fees, equipment and lessons? Well, yes. Neil has some advice on smart tactics to use that will save you money but still allow you to get the most from the game you love.
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That was fair advice. For a range finder, I like the Golf Pad phone app. It's free, but also has additional features for $20/year. I've found that it's just about as accurate as the dedicated gps watches and other hand held devices my golf league buddies use. Also, don't be afraid to let family and friends know that you like to golf. When it is gift giving time, you might score some things that you might not buy for yourself; greens fee gift card, golf balls, new putter, wedge set, golf bag or shoes, rain gear, a range finder, etc.