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What You'll Get
Long ago, Scottish polo players longed for a game in which they could explore scenic terrain, ride an obedient mechanical horse, and wear more courageously plaid knickers. Marvel in their subsequent invention with today's Groupon: for $45, you get 18 holes of golf for two and a cart rental (up to a $90 value) at Beckett Golf Club in Swedesboro, New Jersey. Redeem this Groupon Monday through Friday to receive a complimentary lunch for two with your round.
Beckett Golf Club links together local links lovers with three classical-style nine-hole courses in a tranquil country setting. Rolling fairways, majestic trees, and fiendish bunkers fill three challenging combinations of the courses, the longest stretching more than 6,400 yards. Friendly golfers or fearsome rivals can face off on an 18-hole combination of the three courses, confronting water hazards, sand traps, and gravel monsters that test every aspect of their game. Enjoy the peaceful ambience of a southern New Jersey weekend as you ride around on the provided golf cart.
Reviews
Four GolfLink reviewers give Beckett Golf Club an average of 3.5 stars:
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Nov 1, 2011. Amount paid never expires. Limit 2 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Limit 2 per visit. Reservation required. Courses assigned based on availability. Valid only after 11AM for Saturdays, Sundays, and Holidays. May split Groupon between 2 people. No cash back. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Beckett Golf Club
Rolling hills, wooded terrain, and shimmering waterways serve as the canvas upon which Beckett Golf Club’s 27-hole, 9,577-yard golf complex shines. The swath of verdant playing grounds forms three distinct nines that golfers mix and match to create varied 18-hole rounds. The longest layout, the blue course, confronts players with bends and jumps in the form of dogleg fairways and water hazards on three holes. A fast-starting swing is a must for golfers starting on the red course, where the first hole—a 498-yard par 5—is also the layout’s most difficult, bending sharply to the left with a lush patch of trees that prevents shortcuts and golf-cart drag races. The shortest of the three nines, the white course puts water in play on two holes and revels in the rolling fairways and medium-size greens that characterize the entire 27-hole layout.