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03.04.2024
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With the Golfamore card you can play golf for half the green fee at more than 1,300 golf courses in more than 20 European countries. If you have already purchased a Golfamore card for yourself, there is sure to be someone who loves golf as much as you do to whom you can give a Golfamore card. What do you get when you buy a card for the 2024 season? The Golfamore card, formerly known as the Golfhäftet , is already on sale in digital form , which means you can reap the benefits of the card almost immediately. The digital version of Golfamore is easy to use on mobile phones and tablets and includes features such as course navigation, course information and much more. With the Golfamore card, it is possible to take advantage of a 50% discount at each of the partner courses only once. How does Golfamore work? Simply purchase the card, which is valid for the entire year, and then present it at the reception of a participating course. The advantage of Golfamore is that there is no limit to the number of times the card can be used, so you can use it at any number of courses. *You will receive your purchased Golfamore card no later than the next working day. HAPPY PLAYING!
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