The 2012 Edition of the Waggle Golf Pass is now available.

Order your pass today to start saving at golf courses, driving ranges and golf shops throughout the Mid-Atlantic!

Golf doesn’t have to be expensive.  Use the Waggle Golf Pass to save when you practice, play, and shop.

And, enjoy a cold one at the 19th hole with the money you save

The 2012 Waggle Golf Pass will start shipping on February 3rd, 2012. Online and phone orders will go out that Friday. The pass will also be available for sale at the DC Golf Show at the Dulles Expo Center from 2/3 to 2/5.

It’s Masters week and that signals the start of golf season for many here in the Mid-Atlantic area.

So it’s time to dust off those clubs, stretch a little and head to the driving range.  And, if your clubs start slipping out of your hands when you get there, maybe it’s time for new grips.

Worn down grips can cost you strokes every time you play.   A simple rule of thumb is… if you play golf once a week, then the your grips should be replaced once a year.  If you play more often or spent a lot of time at the range then twice a year.

With your Waggle Golf Pass you can have those new grips for 50% off. Mike Bednarcik (4 time MD Clubmaker of the Year) of Custom Clubs of Frederick wants to help.  Bring your clubs in for a re-grip with your choice of grip and take 50% off. There is a minimum 10 clubs.

If you’re considering new clubs this year you can also save 50% on a state of the art custom club fitting on the Flightscope Launch Monitor.

Custom Clubs of Frederick -  301-471-4825 – customclubsoffrederick.com

Are you ready to test yourself on a Championship caliber golf course?  Are you ready to save some money while doing it?

Then grab your Waggle Golf Pass and head to Laurel Hill Golf Club in Lorton, VA.  Recently Laurel Hill was selected by the USGA to host the 2013 U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship.  This tournament is the ultimate test for amateur golfers.  So why not see if you’re ready?

With your Waggle Golf Pass you can play Mon – TH for $49 cart included or take advantage of the Bonus Friday Foursome deal valid Friday morning prior to 12pm for $49/pp with cart.

Laurel Hill Golf Club – Lorton, VA – 703-493-8849

The Mountain View course at The Woods Resort has been added to the 2011 Waggle Golf Pass offers.

Previously you could only play the Stoney Lick Course but new for this year you can challenge yourself on the Mountain View track.

The Woods Resort is renowned for “fun and fair” golf.

The 18-hole Mountain View Course wanders around a wooded plateau between The Woods Pro Shop and the Third Hill Mountain which dominates its views. Most holes play flat and fair, but many golfers are happy to ride carts up and down the hills between some greens and tees. Carved from a forest, Mountain View’s fairways are framed by dogwood, maple, oak, and pine trees.

Stony Lick is an18 hole, 3,700 yard, par 62 mid-length golf course with holes ranging from 113 to 330 yards.

With the Waggle Golf Pass you can play both courses twice from Monday thru Thursday for only a cart fee.

The Woods Resort – Hedgesville, WV – 800-248-2222

The 2011 Waggle Golf Pass has over 150 offers from 7 states in the Mid-Atlantic.  One book is good for all the states and offers.  You can save money on greens fees, range balls, lessons, club fittings and pro shop items when you use the Waggle Golf Pass.

Select a state and view the offers….

• Delaware Golf Discounts
• Maryland Golf Discounts
• New Jersey Golf Discounts
• Pennsylvania Golf Discounts
• Virginia Golf Discounts
• Washington, DC Golf Discounts
• West Virginia Golf Discounts

Be sure to register your pass and check back periodically as new deals may appear online for registered members.

New for 2011… the Waggle Golf Pass can now be used on Fridays at the 3 GolfDC courses.

So head down to East Potomac, Langston, and Rock Creek and enjoy a free round of golf with one paid round from Monday thru Friday.

The DC courses offer a unique setting for an enjoyable round of golf.

Golfweek’s 2009 list of the Best Courses You Can Play ranks the best courses open for public play by state.  The #1 and #2 courses for Maryland are Bulle Rock and Lake Presidential.  And you can save when you play these fantastic tracks with the Waggle Golf Pass.

Another pass favorite is The River Marsh course at the Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay which Golfweek ranks #5.

NEW for 2010…

One of the most popular pair of golf courses in Northern Virginia is Twin Lakes in Fairfax.  For the first time this great set of eighteens gives pass-holders a nice weekday two for one deal on these well maintained layouts.

The Lakes Course (1967) is a wide open track with very large greens, while the newer Oaks Course (1998) winds through some woods and water to provide a greater challenge.

Both are fun to play and even more fun when you save!

Brrr…. It’s too cold to get outside and work on your game these days (global warming?) but you can always find a space inside to practice your putting.  And, if you’re gonna practice, why not do it right?

So, grab your Waggle Golf Pass and head over to the Washington Golf Center in Arlington, VA to check out their new TOMI Putting Studio.

Pierre Noizet (one of the developers of TOMI) and his team will hook you and your putter up to the TOMI system (it’s painless and fun) to capture and record the motions of your putter in 3D in real time, from initial address throughout the entire stroke.

Immediate feedback, in easy to understand charts, is provided on clubhead alignment at impact, clubhead path at impact, stroke path and club rotation, impact spot on clubhead, stroke tempo and more.

The analysis can include putter fitting and tips on how to work on your putting.