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Introducing the Lung Association’s 2010 Golf Privilege Club® Membership Book – The Best Way for BC Golfers to Save Money Where They Play!
April 15, 2010 – For less than the price of one round of golf, golfers save hundreds of dollars while helping save lives
The British Columbia Lung Association is once again offering the best deal in the province for golf enthusiasts and amateurs alike: The annual Golf Privilege Club® membership book! Still only $35, this ultimate golf savings book offers incredible discounts and reduced fees at nearly 500 courses in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Washington State.
“This year’s book offers better savings than ever before,” said Richie Gage, BC Lung Association Volunteer Director for Merritt. “With more 2 for 1 and less 4 for 3 deals, this book has the kind of discounts that appeal to every golfer. For less than the price of one round of golf our membership book saves golfers hundreds of dollars!”
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Richie Gage (left), BC Lung Association Volunteer Director for Merritt says the 2010 Golf Privilege Club Book is the best way for BC golfers to save money where they play AND support a worthy cause! |
The 2010 book also offers:
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More 2 for 1, 25% off green fees, and many more great offers!
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Multiple and unlimited discount plays, free cart rentals, & more!
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Golf savings at nearly 500 courses across Western Canada and Washington State.
“This really is the easiest way to save money where you play,” continued Gage. “For less than the price of one round of golf our membership book saves golfers hundreds of dollars!”
Funds raised from the sale of the book not only support BC medical research, programs, and development for health care professionals but also help to improve and save the lives of British Columbians affected by lung disease.
For more information on the courses and discounts in the book, or to purchase a membership please visit www.golfandsave.ca or call toll free 1-800-665-LUNG (5864).
About the BC Lung Association
As a non-profit and volunteer-based health charity, the BC Lung Association depends on donations from the public. Through fundraising programs such as the Golf Privilege Club®, the BC Lung Association is able to support lung health research, education, prevention and advocacy programs for British Columbians affected by respiratory illnesses. In addition, the Association’s Better Breathers Clubs offer support for people with conditions such as Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). For more information visit www.bc.lung.ca.
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For more information contact:
Ms. Destin Fall Haynes
Communications
BC Lung Association
604.731.5864