Once considered a game for elite, Golf is now no more restricted to them only. With many schemes and plans floating in market expensive game of past is now within reach of masses. With many golf fee schemes and half priced rounds played each year it can be seen as a measure of popularity of game. Being one of world's most popular games, it is passion and purpose of life for many.

Golf courses are ideal way of planning a long weekend. Different schemes for luring individuals, group of friends or companies are hitting market. These are transferable memberships, many people from one card, two players playing for price of one green fee and many more. One main arrow in arsenal is to draw golf lovers is golf discount fee. Many golf courses provide attractive and luring discount golf fees to draw more and more players towards them. An example is Open Fairways Golfer's Passport, green fee discount memberships, which allows one to save up to fifty percent on green fees in UK and Ireland.

Presently many sites are loaded with information about discount golf clubs and discount golf fee courses which help you in realizing your dream of playing at Gleneagles, The Belfry, The Dukes Course at St Andrews, St Pierre, St Mellion and Forest of Arden at much more affordable rates than before. These sites provide information about how to play more golf and pay less.

Discounted Green Fees schemes like two for price of one are offered at many fine golf courses throughout Great Britain. The aim is to give golfer an opportunity to play on a variety of courses ranging from nine holes short to eighteen holes championship courses at an affordable cost.

In New Brighton at Brightwood Hills GC free rounds are held on Sundays. The offer is to buy one green ticket and play as many rounds as you wish. You don’t need to play these rounds on a stretch; you can also come back at some later part of day and play. New customers also enjoy preference for tee time over repeat golfers. Other golf courses have options like valid anytime access for Mon-Thurs and after rush period access on Friday and Saturday. At Quarry or Legend Stay one could stay at select lodging and receive a $50 green fee.

Meister Golf—a division of Meister Meeting Services, Inc—also provides preferred and discounted tee times and greens fees at many of South Florida’s top golf courses. These golf courses can accommodate diminutive group of eight or a group as vast as around three hundred people to provide with preferred tee times and discounted green fees.

There is no proper documentation that can state date and place of origination of most popular modern day sport—Soccer. However, depending on socio-historical facts and data we can assume that some type of a ball game was played somewhere in this planet for at least over 3000years now.

The earliest evidence of soccer was found in Kyoto, Japan where a field marked to play a ball-kicking game was found.

There is also proper documentation that supports fact that Chinese military forces around 2nd and 3rd century BC (Han Dynasty) played a game that involved kicking a ball into a small net. This was then an essential skill building exercise for armed forces.

Historical evidence also shows that some form of Soccer was played also by Greeks and Romans, however, primitive form involved a larger team on each side. At times team strength would go up even to around 27 people on each side. The Greeks were playing four different forms of ball game, namely "Episkyros", "Ourania", "Pheninda" and "Keritizein". Episkyros was closest to football. In this 2 equally numbered teams, would try to throw ball over heads of other team. There was a white line between teams and another white line behind each team. Teams would change ball often until one of team is forced behind line at their end.

Now, how many of you would believe that modern day soccer actually originated as a war game?

Unbelievable, but true! The first Football (as Soccer is called in Britain) game was played by locals of east of England, where they started a game, kicking around severed head of a Danish prince whom they have defeated in a war. That marked origination of Football as a war game.