My 7 Hacks To Make Golf More Affordable

Cameron O'Neal shares seven practical strategies to play and practice golf on a strict $100 monthly budget. He details cost-saving measures including walking the course, purchasing recycled Pro V1s, and using affordable training aids like foot spray for impact feedback. This guide is specifically tailored for mid-handicappers looking to improve their game without the high financial barrier of traditional golf culture.

• Walk the course instead of using a cart to save up to 50% on green fees.
• Buy the smallest range bucket available to force a more intentional and focused practice session.
• Purchase recycled (not refurbished) golf balls to get premium performance for about $20 a dozen.
• Shop for golf apparel at discount stores like TJ Maxx and Ross to find name brands at a fraction of the cost.
• Use foot spray on the clubface as a cheap and effective training aid for strike location feedback.