Will that golf pass actually pay off?
21 real passes and cards across 10 metros, each with its official source, the rules, and the break-even number of rounds. Built for public-course golfers.
Browse by city
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Albuquerque, NM
3 passes · 4 courses
The City of Albuquerque sells annual passes valid at all of its city-operated courses, including an afternoon-only PM…
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Austin, TX
4 passes · 6 courses
Golf ATX sells a tiered set of annual cards for its city courses, with resident and non-resident prices, plus a $5…
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Columbus, OH
3 passes · 6 courses
Columbus Recreation and Parks sells annual passes good at all six city courses, plus a once-a-year City Sampler. Daily…
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Denver, CO
1 pass · 8 courses
Denver Golf uses dynamic pricing with no resident/non-resident split. Its annual Loyalty Pass buys earlier booking and…
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Las Vegas, NV
2 passes · 5 courses
Las Vegas public-access courses sell annual cards for bonus rounds and cardholder rates. Prices are dynamic, so…
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Oklahoma City, OK
3 passes · 5 courses
OKC Parks sells prepaid ticket packages each winter: pay for 8 rounds and get 10 at one course, or a 'Tour of the…
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Phoenix, AZ
1 pass · 7 courses
The City of Phoenix runs its own golf cards across its municipal courses, with separate pricing for Maricopa County…
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Sacramento, CA
1 pass · 4 courses
Sacramento's city courses use dynamic pricing. A $40 City Play Card gives percentage discounts rather than a fixed rate.
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San Diego, CA
1 pass · 3 courses
San Diego's three city-run courses quote every tee time at the non-resident rate; a $25 Resident Golf ID Card unlocks…
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Tucson, AZ
2 passes · 5 courses
Tucson City Golf sells a low-cost City Card for per-round discounts and a Mega Pass (unlimited golf, May 1 - Dec 31)…
Quickest to pay off (first listed scenario)
Lowest break-even round counts in the data set. These compare each pass's listed price with the official per-round rates in the scenario shown on its page. Different passes use different bases, so read the page before buying.
| Pass | Price | Per round (w/o → with) | Break-even | Verified |
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| City of San Diego Resident Golf ID CardCity of San Diego Parks and Recreation | $25 | $40 → $30 | 3 rounds | Oct 16, 2026 |
| 2026 City CardTucson City Golf | $50 | $60 → $46 | 4 rounds | Oct 16, 2026 |
| Phoenix Golf Card (Maricopa County resident / non-resident)City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation | $60non-resident $120 | $60 → $46 | 5 rounds | Oct 16, 2026 |
| Tour of the City TicketOklahoma City Parks and Recreation | $195 | $33 → $0 | 6 rounds | Oct 16, 2026 |
| Frequent Player Ticket (Trosper)Oklahoma City Parks and Recreation | $248 | $33 → $0 | 8 rounds | Oct 16, 2026 |
| Frequent Player Ticket (Lincoln Park, Lake Hefner or Earlywine)Oklahoma City Parks and Recreation | $264 | $33 → $0 | 8 rounds | Oct 16, 2026 |
How ParPass works
- Official sources only. Every row links to the issuer's own page and shows the date we last verified it.
- No guessing. If a price or rate is not published, we show "Not published" instead of estimating.
- Break-even = pass price ÷ savings per round. See the full methodology.