18-Hole Round of Golf for Two or Four Including Cart and Drinks at Spruce Ridge Golf Course in Arcade (Up to 53% Off)

Golf is one of the few sports in which players can compete against themselves, along with paddleball and seeing how many potatoes they can eat. Put yourself to the test with this Groupon.

Choose Between Two Options

$29 for a golf-outing package for two (up to a $58 total value)

• 18-hole round of golf for two, including one cart rental (a $50 value)
• Four beers or soft drinks (up to an $8 value)

$55 for a golf-outing package for four (up to a $116 total value)

• 18-hole round of golf for four, including two cart rentals (a $100 value)
• Eight beers or soft drinks (up to a $16 value)

With both options, golfers traverse Spruce Ridge Golf Course?s 9-hole layout twice for an 18-hole round.

Spruce Ridge Golf Course

Spruce Ridge?s nine-hole course craftily incorporates 200 acres of Wyoming County countryside into a scenic, 3,131-yard tapestry of fairways and greens. Throughout the round, golfers aim drives down gently rolling fairways, on the edges of which loom undesirable destinations including knee-high fescue grass, ponds, and headquarters for earthworm Mafiosi. Water hazards complicate passage on four holes, including the par 4 seventh, where two ponds hug the left side and contribute to its reputation as the course?s most difficult hole. After rounds, golfers can snag a hot dog at the concession stand to ward off hunger or use as an unconventional putter.

The Groupon Guide to: Imaginary Friends

Even the rare popular, well-adjusted person might lack a confidante to enable their own shameful, suppressed neuroses. Craft the perfect imaginary friend by choosing one of the fictitious figments from Column A and pairing it with one of the memorable monikers from Column B:

Column A:
? Alligator in a top hat
? A big mound of hair with dewy, paper-plate-size eyeballs
? Empowering female role model who's as quick with her wit as she is with her dagger
? Lively, animate teddy bear stuffed tightly with cash
? A clown, for any child who is still entertained by clowns

Column B:
? Mr. Huggencuddle
? Crunchy Clementine
? Sheriff Bubbles
? Bond? James Bond? New Stepdad, James Bond
? The Glumpster

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