A lot of golfers start 2026 in the same place – comparing golf club membership near me, weighing up weekday membership, or trying to avoid paying full visitor green fees every time they fancy a round.

The snag is that traditional membership can be a bit “all in” – brilliant if you play loads and want one home club… less brilliant if real life gets in the way.

That’s where PlayMoreGolf comes in. It’s a flexible golf membership designed around how many people actually play now – a mix of weekends, midweek golf, society days, and plenty of twilight rounds when the evenings are long.

The traditional membership problem (in one awkward conversation) 

Full 7-day membership can be perfect – but only if you use it enough. If you don’t, you can’t exactly wander into the pro shop on a cold, wet, windy winter’s day and say: 

“Hi mate – any chance I can have half my membership back? I feel like I’ve not really played enough.” 

They’ll tell you where to stick that idea – and it won’t be in the suggestion box. 

So if you’re somewhere in the middle – you want membership benefits, but you don’t want the pressure of “I must play every weekend to make this worth it” – PlayMoreGolf is built for you. 

What makes PlayMoreGolf different in 2026 

1) Points-based – pay for the golf you actually use 

PlayMoreGolf works on a points system. You buy a package of points, then spend points when you play. Each club has its own points matrix, with lower-point off-peak slots and higher-point peak times. 

Best for golfers who: 

• play in bursts (summer-heavy, quieter winters) 

• can’t guarantee a weekly slot 

• want a membership feel without committing to unlimited use 

2) Not stuck at one course – play 200+ UK courses 

Traditional 5-day and full 7-day memberships usually mean one club. With PlayMoreGolf, you can use flexi points to play at 200+ partner courses across the UK at no extra cost beyond using your points – perfect if you like variety, travel, or just fancy a change.

3) Top up whenever you want 

If you end up playing more in 2026, you don’t need a whole new plan. You can: 

• top up flexi points

• top up home points
  …whenever you want.

4) Home points can roll over – so you don’t lose value 

If you renew within the required window and stay with the same home club and membership product, unused home points can carry over into your next membership year (terms apply). Ideal if life gets busy and you don’t use everything.

5) Twilight golf can be seriously good value 

If you’re an after-work golfer, this is where flexible membership shines. Evening and off-peak tee times typically cost fewer points – examples include weekday evening rounds at 2–4 points, while peak weekend slots cost more.

If your golf looks like: 

• quick evening 9s or 18s 

• summer-heavy playing 

• twilight rounds once the clocks change
  …points can stretch a long way. 

6) Referral rewards – points for you and your mate 

If you’ve got golf mates considering membership vs green fees, this is a handy bonus: 

• refer a friend – you get 10 points

• they join – they get 10 points too

Who PlayMoreGolf suits best 

• The “membership near me” golfer who doesn’t want to be locked in 

If you’re comparing membership costs and access, PlayMoreGolf suits you if you want member benefits, but prefer flexibility over a fixed routine. 

• The green-fee regular who’s tired of visitor rates 

If you play often enough to notice the spend – but not always at the same place – PlayMoreGolf sits neatly between full membership and paying green fees forever. 

• The weekday or shift-pattern golfer 

If weekends aren’t realistic, points-based golf rewards off-peak play and lets you fit golf around your diary. 

• The twilight golfer who wants maximum summer golf 

If you mainly play after 5pm, low-point evening tee times are exactly why this model works. 

• The society golfer who wants golf outside society days 

Society golf is class – but it can mean you’re still paying green fees the rest of the time. PlayMoreGolf gives you a home club base plus the ability to play other courses when you fancy it. 

It’s also where referrals can really add up – if a group of mates join, each referral adds 10 points for both people, meaning more points (and more rounds) for everyone.

• The “I want variety” golfer 

If you like trying different tracks, access to 200+ partner courses is a huge perk.

Why it makes sense to join in 2026 

PlayMoreGolf fits three big realities of golf in 2026: 

• golfers want flexibility 

• golfers want value (green fees add up) 

• golfers want choice (not just one course) 

And it delivers that with: 

• points-based flexible membership 

• 200+ UK courses via flexi points 

• top-ups for home points and flexi points 

• home points rollover on renewal (terms apply) 

• strong value for twilight and off-peak golfers 

• referral rewards – 10 points for you and 10 points for your friend 

Quick FAQs 

Can I play other courses, not just my home club?
Yes – flexi points can be used across 200+ partner courses in the UK. 

Can I top up points if I play more than planned?
Yes – you can top up both flexi points and home points whenever you want. 

Do I lose my points if I don’t use them?
Unused home points can roll over if you renew within the required window and stay with the same home club and membership product (terms apply). 

Is it good for twilight golf?
Yes – evenings and off-peak times typically cost fewer points, with examples like weekday evening rounds at 2–4 points. 

Do I get genuine member benefits?
Yes – you are considered a genuine member of your chosen home club. 

How do referral rewards work?
Refer a friend and you get 10 points, and they get 10 points when they join – a great boost if your mates or society are joining together.