Your Golfer Magazine Stay and Play 2022 by Wayne Reading

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YOUR G LFER Stay and Play 2022

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Featuring the Mesmerising SEASCALE GOLF CLUB

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Stay And Play 2022

Welcome to the Your Golfer Stay And Play Magazine 2022 Quarterly Magazine | Competitions | News | Reviews | Club Directory

YOUR G LFER Stay and Play 2022

magazine

Featuring the Mesmerising SEASCALE GOLF CLUB

seascalegolfclub@gmail.com 01946728202

With travelling abroad becoming somewhat difficult over recent years, we at Your Golfer Magazine have put together this specialist guide focusing on some of the best stay and play options that the UK has to offer the discerning golfer. Whether you are looking for a short overnight stay or perhaps a week long break, this new annual edition is a must for golfing enthusiasts of all abilities and is designed to give a unique insight into some of the most desirable golf courses and the areas they are based in. We hope that you find this publication helpful in finding your next golf break. The Editor

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See The Sights And Walk The Fairways Of Gwynedd North Wales is littered with fine golf courses and some of the most spectacular scenery in the whole of the United Kingdom. The region’s pleasant locations, facilities and greens combine to provide a fantastic choice for a golf break whilst you can also take in the fantastic views of some of the UK’s most breath-taking countryside. As well as the many outdoor pursuits which can be enjoyed in North Wales, the region offers visitors some of the best value green fees around. The area’s unspoiled golf courses at affordable prices encompass a variety of unique and testing challenges, from the gentle, rolling parkland courses to stunning mountain-backed links-style golf courses. Gwynedd is a picturesque county in northwestern Wales, extending from the Irish Sea in the west to the mountains of Snowdonia In the east. Over the years, Gwynedd has remained a stronghold of Welsh culture with the county of Gwynedd home to the highest proportion of people in Wales who can speak the Welsh language. The ruggedness and wetness of the county’s landscape restricts farming to breeding hardy sheep. However, the demise of this has led to an increase in developing the disused farm buildings to second homes in the countryside and an influx in tourism with the main draw to Gwynedd in the 2000s, the many beaches and mountains the county has to offer. Gwynedd is mostly located within the Snowdonia National Park with the Snowdonia mountain ranges and Cambrian coastline as the town’s magnificent backdrop. Gwynedd is home to many cultural and historical places to visit including the nearby harbour town of Porthmadog.

From Llanberis - a popular base for walkers at the foot of the Snowdonia mountain range to the quant harbour town of Aberdovy – Gwynedd is packed full of outdoor pursuits and activities. The county encompasses the lovely Lleyn Peninsula and Cambrian coast with their many seaside resorts and award-winning beaches. The town and cathedral of the City of Bangor is well worth a visit as are the excellent shopping facilities and Victorian pier. To the east, visitors will find Penrhyn Castle - a fine example of 19th Century neogothic architecture as well as the ancient county town of Caernarfon which has been designated as a World Heritage Site for its many interesting buildings including the Segontium Roman Fort which dates back to AD77.

Friendly, challenging and not to beestmissed. PORTHMADOG GOLF CLUB 1905

Located on the north-western side of Wales, Gwynedd is mostly located within the Snowdonia National Park with the Snowdonia mountain ranges and Cambrian coastline as the town’s magnificent backdrop. Gwynedd is home to many cultural and historical places to visit including the nearby harbour town of Porthmadog.

Situated on the Glaslyn Estuary, Porthmadog is rich in maritime history and an excellent base to exploring the surrounding area.

The superbly-appointed Porthmadog golf course and clubhouse has everything for a great day out whether with family, friends or a golf society. Founded in 1905, Porthmadog was designed and created by legendary golf course architect, James Braid. Today, the site offers a beautiful and traditional links course which provides friendly hospitality and an enjoyable but challenging round of golf for all ages and abilities. The par 72 Porthmadog golf course stretches over 6, 326 yards from the championship tees. The front nine is predominantly set on a heathland layout whilst, the course’s back nine has more of a links style to it. Each loop of nine provides stunning views of the Cardigan Bay coast and the Snowdonia mountain range.

The excellent Porthmadog clubhouse building features a comfortable lounge, well-appointed bars and a spacious locker room. The large modern clubhouse is extremely family-orientated and extends a warm welcome to golfers and nongolfers alike. The comfortable lounge area is completed with a relaxed atmosphere and a wellstocked bar serving a variety of ales, beers, wines and spirits. Aside from this, the spike bar has sports television and a snooker room.

Morfa Bychan | Porthmado 01766 514 124 | www.por

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The golf club’s catering team offers a varied menu suiting all pockets and palates with dining options for friends, family and more formal dining options. The club can also cater for all manner of social occasion and celebrations. Society groups are welcome to Porthmadog Golf Club throughout the year with a variety of competitivelypriced packages which can be tailored by a variety of bespoke arrangements. Discounts are available for groups of 12 or more.

Porthmadog’s friendly, dedicated professional team will also be on hand to offer their help and advice to ensure the smooth running of the golf day.

A Lovely Seaside Town, Scarborough A blend of lively cities, pretty villages, rolling countryside and grand coastline, Yorkshire has so much to offer visitors. The county offers some of the best food and drink around with many local traditions and tipples. Whilst, there are also many places to visit without the need for a car – taking in the breathtaking rural scenery. No less than 250,000 visitors explore the Three Peaks area in the Yorkshire Dales each year. Conveniently accessed by the UK’s motorway networks, North Yorkshire is packed full of wonderful countryside charm and an abundance of fantastic golf courses - the perfect fit for a great golf weekend. This rural tranquillity is matched by the stunning coastline. The rugged terrain provides the perfect setting for links golf and some of the most spectacular views from any fairway in the British Isles. A mixture of big name venues and hidden gems which are just waiting to be discovered, North Yorkshire’s inland links, parkland and heathland golf course meander through the stunning scenery attributed to the region, such as the natural dykes that are scattered among the fairways. Ideally placed on the North Sea coast of North Yorkshire, Scarborough is historically set in North riding of Yorkshire and lies between 10 and 230 feet above sea level. Visitors are sure to have a great time exploring the stunning Yorkshire coast, the award-winning sandy beaches, breath-taking coastline, as well as the many wonderful family attractions which make Scarborough one of the top tourist destinations in the UK.

The town boasts a huge choice of accommodation and visitors are always assured of a warm Yorkshire welcome. Whether they be visiting Dalby – Yorkshire’s Great Forest, The North Yorkshire Moors National Park, the Wolds or the dramatic scenery of the North Yorkshire coast, Scarborough a great base to explore the region. Fun can be had by all at the region’s water parks, whilst theatres and spa venues cater for visitors looking for a little more luxury. As with other seaside resorts in the UK, holidaymakers in Scarborough can enjoy traditional cliff railways, fantastic amusements, fish and chips and ice cream! The region of North Yorkshire benefits from great weather and there has even been some recent Dolphin sightings.

GANTON GOLF CLUB

Blessed with some magnificent golf courses, glorious landscapes and vibrant towns and cities, the North East of England offers an allrounders perfect destination for a golf break.

By day;

With dozens of top notch golf courses to choose from, you are not short of options in the North East and with this quality comes great value on a variety of luxury hotels and excellent facilities.

By night:

Explore the meandering courses that are a feature of the region’s beautiful countryside of North Yorkshire and coastline of Northumberland and Durham. Whilst, away from the golf course; discover points of cultural and historical interest including the legacy of the Roman Empire and Hadrian’s Wall.

Revellers can experience the thrills of Leeds or Newcastle city centre; perfect for a night on the tiles.

One Of The Worlds Top 80 Golf Courses

The North East truly does have everything to satisfy the demands of a top class golf break.

Situated in Ganton in the Vale of Pickering between York and Scarborough, Ganton Golf Club is one of Britain’s very best inland golf courses and over the years, has played host to many amateur and professional golf tournaments. Proud to have been closely linked to the history of British golf, the Ganton golf course features deep and prolific bunkers, savage rough and intimidating gorse which make the par 73 golf course, which measures 6,739 yards from the championship, white tees; an enjoyable yet testing challenge for all.

Golf was first played in Ganton in the summer of 1891. The course was laid out by St Andrews’ Tom Chisolm who had assistance from Robert Bird, the club’s first professional and head green keeper. The superbly appointed Ganton clubhouse is a shrine to golfing years gone by. The Thirsk Room boasts views across the putting green and features large patio doors leading to an outdoor terrace – perfect for al fresco eating and drinking. Here, visitors will also find photographs and original water colours of the region’s decorated golfing heritage. The clubhouse is also home to the Vardon and Rudgard rooms which have spacious lounge areas ideal for relaxing pre or post round.

Ganton Golf Club welcomes society groups throughout the year with excellent dining packages coupled with fantastic golf to create the ideal golf day.

Ganton Golf Club, Ganton, Scarborough, YO12 4PA 01944 710 329 | secretary@gantongolfclub.com | www.gantongolfclub.com

One Of The Most Beautiful Settings In Golf Cumbrian golf courses all have three characteristics in common; their quality, variety and value for money with visiting golfers welcomed with open arms. The parkland and fell courses are popular all year round and feature a high standard of fairway and greens. There is a course to test every skill, most of which bask in the glory of the surrounding Lake District countryside with spectacular views across its magnificent scenery.

At the heart of the Eden Valley, Pennines and the Lake District, the historic market town of Penrith is enriched a calendar of festivals, entertainment and the arts.

Cumbria is one of the most picturesque areas in England, offering quality golf courses for the enjoyment of the discerning golfer and visiting society groups within magnificent settings.

The Lake District is also home to the largest natural lake in England, Windermere which is attracts international interest.

The variety of parkland, heathland and links golf courses in the region are a big attraction too. The hallmark of the remarkable terrain, is the beautiful backdrop of the Cumbrian countryside with views of the mountains of the Lake District and the region’s fells, dales rivers, tarns and estuaries. Predominantly mountainous with towering peaks and sparkling lakes dominating the countryside, the Lake District attracts millions of visitors each year. The three largest cities in Cumbria of Carlisle, Penrith and Kendal are each located in close proximity to the region’s golf courses and offer plenty of accommodation options. The border city and county town of Cumbria, Carlisle is the home of Hadrian’s Wall and Carlisle Castle as well as many shopping facilities, museums, Roman heritage sites and some of the most awe-inspiring countryside surroundings in the whole of the British Isles.

Whilst, Kendal - located in the south of the Lake District and a few miles from the sea – is the ideal holiday destination with shopping, museums, fine restaurants, public houses, quality hotels and views that would please even the most demanding of photographer.

Seascale Golf Club

The perfect place to enjoy a great day, both on and off the course. The West Coast of Cumbria features a fabulous abundance of golf courses representing different challenges, whilst matching all levels and experience. From genuine Championship links golf courses, pay-to-play nine-hole versions and inland courses with parkland surroundings, the region really does have it all! A jewel in the crown of the West Coast’s golfing charm is, Seascale Golf Club with its views of the Isle of Man; Scotland to the West and the mountains of the Lake District to the east. Founded 1893, the traditional links golf course was designed by renowned duo, Willie Campbell and George Lowe. Today, the coastal links is maintained to the highest of golfing standards. The par 71 golf course which measures 6, 370 yards from the championship white tees calls for accuracy from the tee and good course management skills to shoot a low score. As well as the championship links golf course, Seascale Golf Club is also home to excellent practice facilities with a large long game practice ground and short game practice facilities which enable members and visitors to touch up on their pitching, chipping and putting before taking on the fairways of the main Seascale golf course. As testimony to the management and green keeping team at Seascale Golf Club, the award-winning golf course is playable all-year-round with its excellent, manicured fairways and true-running greens being presented as beautifully in the winter months as it is in the summer.

Seascale oozes quality, class and character

Relax and unwind

Well worth a visit

The superb clubhouse as Seascale offers a range of facilities we well as excellent catering and a fully stocked bar. The club’s superb, modern facilities can also cater for up to 25 delegates for a corporate golf day or business meeting.

A beautifully-appointed rolling links with tricky greens and even trickier pin positions, visitors are encouraged to enjoy the setting, challenge and hospitality of Seascale Golf Club. Offering reasonably-priced green fees and a full calendar of Open competitions, visitors are more than welcome to experience Seascale Golf Club’s excellent seaside links golf course and hospitality that is second to none.

Exceptional catering is on the menu at Seascale Golf Club. One of Cumbria’s premier dining venues, the golf club can accommodate up to 60 guests in the well-appointed and elegantly decorated restaurant. Seascale’s team have the experience and expertise to cater for everything from a simple lunch to two and three course meals and more formal dining occasions. The club can also cater for all manner of social occasions and family celebration with fantastic venue hire prices available on request.

“The course has been listed in ‘Rolex’s World Top 1000 Golf Courses’ which only features 282 other courses throughout the whole of Europe. Top100GolfCourses. co.uk also rate the course among the top 100 golf courses in England”.

All-year-round availability and very competitive rates are available for visiting groups and societies through a host of summer and winter packages, which include catering options prior to a round and also food and drink after a round.Seascale Golf Club have also entered partnerships with local hotels allowing visitors to the region to take advantage of some fantastic stay & play deals, combing bed & breakfast accommodation with excellent golf on the Seascale championship links golf course. With breath-taking views of the surrounding mountains, this English Amateur Open Championship course offers a great day out with an outstanding setting with visitors made to feel welcome both on and off the course.

West Yorkshire Welcomes You There is a variety of fine golf courses on offer in West Yorkshire and the surrounding area. Easily accessed by junctions of the M1 and M62, the region features a number of grand parkland venues looking over picturesque countryside such as the majesty of the Yorkshire Dales. With something for everyone, West Yorkshire is the ideal retreat for a golfing break with a wide variety of venues offering fantastic value for money. Full of stunning Victorian architecture and with a strong industrial heritage, West Yorkshire has something for everyone from bustling markets to theatres and great places to eat and drink. With excellent road and rail links as well as an international airport, the thriving western region of Yorkshire is also a popular choice for golfing breaks with visiting groups loving the peaceful lifestyle and the excellent golf that is on offer. Set in the Moors of the Pennines, West Yorkshire comprises seven uniquely different cities and towns to explore, from Wakefield’s waterfront and Cathedral to Yorkshire’s 21st Century capital Leeds, which boasts some of Britain’s best sightseeing, shopping, sports and entertainment. From Bradford which is recognised as the World’s first UNESCO city of Film to the pretty spa town of Ilkley, the region is in abundance of countryside and coastal walks allowing visitors to take in the breath-taking surroundings which include the Yorkshire Dales National Park.

Staying at one of the region’s Bed and Breakfast providers, boutique hotels, caravan parks or family lodges, you are never far away from an exhilarating pursuit, some retail therapy of the fairways of one of the finest inland golf course in the United Kingdom.

There is an abundance of fine golf courses on offer in West Yorkshire and the surrounding area. Easily accessed by junctions of the M1 and M62, the region features a number of grand parkland venues looking over picturesque countryside such as the majesty of the Yorkshire Dales. With something for everyone, West Yorkshire Great is the ideal retreat for a golfing break with a wide variety of venues offering fantastic value for money.

One of the jewels in West Yorkshire’s golfing crown is the superb, Bingley St Ives Golf Club. Bingley is located on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales near the Aire Valley and famous Bronte area. Bingley offers plenty of reasonably priced accommodation options and things to see and do away from the golf course for all the family. In particular, the town boasts excellent shopping amenities as well as the many museums based around the mills, railways and canals which are symbols of the industrial revolution in Yorkshire. Bingley St Ives Golf Club was founded in 1931 originally as a nine hole layout. Extended to 18 holes in 1934, the course meanders through different settings for golf, switching between parkland, woodland and moorland surroundings.

The Bingley course was designed with instruction from legendary golf course architect, Dr Alister MacKenzie who has left many of his attributes on the course which can be see today, including tiered greens and a design that encompasses the nature of the landscape surrounding the golf course. Over the years, the course have been further developed with input from leading names in the game, including Sir Nick Faldo, the late Seve Ballesteros and Jose Maria Canizares. Today, the Par 71 golf course measures 6,458 yards from the white tees and continues to be a true golfing test in set in the beautiful Yorkshire countryside. When the club was privatised in 1990, work began on a clubhouse building. This was completed in 1994 and reflected the aesthetics of the historic buildings of the estate located nearby. The clubhouse was opened in 1994 by former Ryder Cup player, Mark James.

Bingley St Ives Golf Club extends a warm welcome to visitors throughout the year. The genius of the MacKenzie course and the natural beauty of its surroundings make for a superb golf course although, Bingley St Ives know that the perfect golf day is about much more than fairways, greens and the state of the bunkers although these things play a big part too! Renowned for its hospitality packages which combine excellent golf on the championship golf course with superb dining options, Bingley St Ives is visited by many society groups who return yearafter-year. The club’s professional team are on hand to ensure that the event runs smoothly resulting in a memorable golf day at Bingley St Ives Golf Club.

St Ives Estate, Harden, Bingley, West Yorkshire, BD16 1AT 01274 562 436 | secretary@bingleystivesgc.com | www.bingleystivesgc.com

Glasgow – Surprising But Memorable! The Lanarkshire region of Scotland features an abundance of enjoyable places to stay and golf courses to suit all levels. Visiting groups can enjoy a blend of traditional links exposed to the varying wind conditions of the region and an excellent array of inland golf courses; many steeped in history and all offering a warm welcome to visiting golfers. Boasting spectacular views over the River Clyde, the great facilities on offer in the region are coupled with the Lanarkshire’s close proximity to the centre of Glasgow where you can choose from a host of accommodation and entertainment providers away from the golf course. Visiting groups are assured of a hugely enjoyable experiences at some of the region’s multi course venues and excellent ‘stay and play resorts’ which combine excellent links and parkland golf courses. Away from the hustle of bustle of central Glasgow, it is surprising to learn that the region is home to come of the most idyllic and picturesque golf courses in Scotland. Within Glasgow, accommodation is in its abundance and is reasonably priced, coupled with Glasgow’s nightlife which is famed all over the world; golfers will feel right at home! Why not combine the great golf that is on offer with a stay in Scotland’s largest and most lively city.

The Cowglen Golf Club

A very welcoming club in the south side of Glasgow Situated five miles from the centre of Glasgow, Cowglen Golf Club was founded in 1906 and was later re-designed by legendary golf course architect, James Braid. Today, the undulating parkland golf course with mature trees lining its fairways and excellent, truerunning greens provides an interesting and varied challenge to all. The par 70 Cowglen golf course measures 5,867 yards and boasts magnificent views over the city of Glasgow and beyond to the Scottish Highlands. Playable all year round thanks to the excellent work of the club’s green keeping staff with, the picturesque golf course presented as well in the winter months as it is in the summer. Recognised as a Sottish Golf Development Centre in 2013, Cowglen Golf Club is also home to some great practice facilities which are unrivalled in the local area and ideal to hone one’s skills before taking on the main course. Visitors can be assured of a warm, friendly welcome at Cowglen wGolf Club making for a memorable day’s golf with many societies and guests returning to take on the fairways again.

A jewel in Glasgow’s golfing crown, Cowglen Golf Club was founded in 1906 and was later re-designed by renowned golf course architect, James Braid. The Cowglen clubhouse features a spacious and relaxing lounge and dining area which is open to members, visitors and their families seven days a week. The clubhouse also features a superbly-appointed, patio area to the front of the clubhouse which offers views out across the golf course inclusive of the 18th green and 1st tee. The golf club’s dedicated and professional catering team are highly regarded throughout Lanarkshire and offer delicious snacks, light bites and tasty main dishes made using locally sourced ingredients wherever possible. Cowglen also cater for large functions throughout the year with a range of menu options available.

Glasgow may surprise you… The Lanarkshire region of Scotland features an abundance of enjoyable places to stay and golf courses to suit golfers of all levels.

Visiting groups can enjoy a blend of traditional courses exposed to the varying wind conditions of the region and an excellent array of inland golf venues; many steeped in history and all offering a warm welcome to visiting golfers. Boasting spectacular views over the River Clyde, the great facilities on offer in the region are coupled with the region’s close proximity to the centre of Glasgow where you can choose from a host of accommodation and entertainment providers away from the golf course. Visiting groups are assured of a hugely enjoyable experiences at some of the region’s multi course venues and excellent stay and play resorts which combine excellent links and parkland golf courses. Away from the hustle of bustle of central Glasgow, it is surprising to learn that the region is home to come of the most idyllic and picturesque golf courses in Scotland. Within Glasgow, accommodation is in its abundance and is reasonably priced, coupled with Glasgow’s nightlife which is famed all over the world; golfers will feel right at home!

A challenging course suitab

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ble for Golfers at all levels

Why not combine the great golf that is on offer with a stay in Scotland’s largest and most lively city? Cowglen Golf Club offers a range of society and corporate packages which can be tailored to offer a bespoke event created specifically with your group, their needs and budget in mind. Extras can be added to society and corporate packages including a professional to play alongside your group to offer encouragement, advice and on course tuition if required. A hit the green competition can also be arranged on specific holes with winners receiving a voucher double the value of any water they make. The professional will greet your groups at the selected par three hole and, for those who hit their shot closer than the pro, they receive a prize in the clubhouse following the completion of the round. Other additional fun activities such as chipping and putting contests and the prizes to go with these can be organised with the professional team prior to the event.

wglengolfclub.co.uk | www.cowglengolfclub.co.uk Glasgow | G43 1AU

Sample The Good Life In Aberdeenshire Aberdeenshire is a great destination for a golf break in Scotland. The region has all the hallmarks of classic links golf with a blend of great bars, club and restaurants away from the fairways. Visitors can take advantage of a selection of first class hotels close to the golf courses with plenty of accommodation providers within an hour of the area ideal as a base to explore Aberdeenshire golf. Aberdeenshire features many hidden gems and magnificent links-style golf courses. There is no better setting than the NorthEast Scotland coastline to take in the breath-taking sea views and play secret masterpieces of the golfing world. Situated on the north east coast of Scotland, the rolling hills, open farmland and towering mountains in the north of the region are perfectly complemented by the beaches and costal cliffs in the east with many great escapes and plenty of room to relax. Aberdeenshire stretches from the Banffshire coast to St Cyrus National Nature Reserve in the east and boasts a variety of quaint seaside towns and bustling markets set amongst the rugged clifftops and sandy bays. The Scottish region is home to hundreds of attractions and hidden gems which are dotted across the region; from manicured parklands, links and inland golf courses, traditional Scottish whiskey distilleries, ancient castles and the sparkling rivers including River Dee, River Don and River Deveron and their huge Salmon and Trout fisheries.

NEWBURGH - ON - YTHAN CHAMPIONSHIP LINKS

Aberdeenshire is a great destination for a golf break in Scotland. The region has all the hallmarks of classic links golf with a blend of great bars, club and restaurants away from the fairways. Visitors can take advantage of a selection of first class hotels close to the golf courses with plenty of accommodation providers within an hour of the area ideal as a base to explore Aberdeenshire golf. Aberdeenshire features many hidden gems and magnificent links-style golf courses. There is no better setting than the North-East Scotland coastline to take in the breath-taking sea views and play secret masterpieces of the golfing world. Newburgh on Ythan Golf Club is a great place to play golf. Founded in 1888, the golf club is located east of the village between the Foveran Burn and the River Ythan.

“A hidden jewel”

In 1947 following World War II, golf in Newburgh was reborn;The original 9 holes was played up until 1995 when a new 9 holes was built south of the old course on the Foveran links. Assisted by Greens of Scotland who designed the new nine holes and golf course architect, Glen Andrews who constructed the greens and bunker, the Newburgh course was extended to the eighteen holes that can be enjoyed today.

The new 18 hole layout was officially opened in April 1996. Situated on the Ythan Estuary, overlooking the North Sea and Sands of Forvie National Nature Reserve, today’s par 72, Newburgh on Ythan championship links course demands accuracy from the tee.

A gem in North East Scotland The Newburgh clubhouse was built in 2001 on ground adjacent to the 1st and 10th tees. Opened by 1999 Open Champion, Paul Lawrie, the excellentlyappointed venue is the ideal retreat for a relaxing drink or a bite to eat in comfortable surroundings, overlooking the golf course and beyond to the surrounding Aberdeenshire countryside and sea views.

Newburgh on Ythan Golf Club extends a warm welcome to visitors every day of the week with discounts available for larger groups and travelling golfers. The Club offer a variety of packages which can be tailored to meet the needs and most importantly budgets of the visiting party.

01358 789 058 | clubmanager@newburghgo Beach Road | Newburgh | Ellon | Ab

A fantastic location….

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Scotland’s Golf Coast Located just a few minutes south of Edinburgh, the Lothians region is one of Scotland’s finest golf break destinations with a choice of golf courses to test all ages and abilities. With 40 miles of stunning coastline, golden beaches and rolling countryside, East Lothian boasts excellent food and drink and access to some of the world’s finest links golf courses. All just minutes from Edinburgh and international Airport. The rugged and beautiful coastline of East Lothian is affectionately known as Scotland’s Golf Coast with so much choice Visiting groups can enjoy a blend of traditional links exposed to the varying wind conditions of the region and an excellent array of inland golf courses; many steeped in history and all offering a warm welcome to visiting golfers. There are over twenty-one golf courses situated along the 30 mile coastline of Scotland’s Golf Coast which between them, have hosted four Scottish Open Championships. The often sunny, dry region of Scotland offers all-year-round golf at renowned venues including Gullane, Musselburgh, Muirfield and Craigielaw golf clubs. Away from the golf course, East Lothian offers many activities for outdoor enthusiasts including water sports, cycling, horse riding, or walking along the many tracks and trails.

The region has a rich heritage which is just begging to be explored from majestic castles to beautiful gardens, including the award-winning Scottish Seabird Centre and Musselburgh Racecourse as well as local whiskey distilleries. Whilst, the beautiful sandy beaches are ideal for family picnics, rock pooling as well as farm based activities. The historic streets of the East Lothian towns and villages all have their own unique story to tell and traditional buildings and landmarks to explore. Seasonal produce is available to try and purchase in the local farm shops, from traditional cider to Scottish liqueurs, freshly caught seafood and a variety of locally grown fruit and vegetables. The Lothians region is an idyllic rural escape and can be explored from a eclectic range of accommodation options along the coastline from B&Bs, boutique hotels to caravan parks and lodges.

The shining star of scotland’s golf coast… CRAIGIELAW GOLF CLUB

When you are competing against the best, you must ‘up your game’. That is why we witness so many terrific sporting spectacles, when the greatest come head to head and drive their game to a higher level. So, when your club is set amongst a further 22 golf courses, including the world-renowned greats such as Muirfield, North Berwick and Gullane, you have to be doing something special to hold your own against such celebrated company. So, what is it that sets Craigielaw Golf Club apart? Situated on Scotland’s Golf Coast, Craigielaw truly is a golfers’ paradise. Boasting a challenging 18-hole championship golf course, designed by Donald Steel, Craigielaw is inspired by the great links courses of Britain. It is equal to many of the finest examples of such courses, some of which are conveniently located nearby in the golf rich East Lothian area. Despite only opening in 2001, the course has already hosted many national events, including the 2006 Scottish Amateur Strokeplay Championship and was a qualifying course for the 2007 British Seniors Open at Muirfield. In August 2019, it played host to the Scottish Seniors Open.

With its challenging greens, cavernous bunkers and spectacular views over the Firth of Forth, Gullane Hill and out towards Edinburgh and Fife, Craigielaw Golf Club is an experience not to be missed. Combine this with the friendly welcome and efficiency of service, and you can soon see why Craigielaw has become our choice as Scotland’s finest east coast golf course. Whether for a simple round of golf, a business meeting or convivial lunch, both active and enthusiastic members, and visitors alike, are welcomed to take advantage of the excellent facilities. Aside from the championship links course, make use of the grass academy practice ground and driving range, or tidy up your short game on the practice putting green. There is also a 6-hole par 3 course to help hone your game. Off the course, the clubhouse is open to golfers and non-golfers alike. Offering the finest locally and seasonally produced food, alongside an extensive range or whiskies, wine and beer, the restaurant at Craigielaw offers guests a varied and delicious menu with stunning views and friendly service. Whether for a bacon roll before hitting the golf course, having a coffee and catching up with friends, lunch with family or delicious evening meal, it really is perfect for all occasions. You can even stay in the Craigielaw Lodge, and enjoy Scottish hospitality at its best, in comfortable en-suite rooms overlooking the golf course. The Lodge is the ideal base for exploring ‘Scotland’s Golf Coast’ and the beautiful East Lothian coastline with its stunning beaches, castles and walks perfect for golfing groups, family holidays and even romantic getaways. Located just a half hour drive from Edinburgh, Scotland’s capital, Craigielaw caters to all the discerning golfer’s needs.

Why be anywhere else? For golf enquiries, Please call 01875 870800, or call the Lodge and clubhouse 01875 870802. Further details can also be found at www.craigielawgolfclub.com

Try The Traditional In Carmarthenshire The majestic region of South Wales offers spectacular views of the surrounding countryside – a million miles away from the hustle and bustle of city life making for a relaxing time on the golf course with world renowned venues leaving visitors to the area in the south spoilt for choice. The region’s distinctive scenery, fantastic golf courses and reasonably-priced accommodation providers offer everything you need for the perfect golf break; South Wales’ stunning landscape will truly take your breath away. With dramatic natural settings including the breath-taking Carmarthen Bay in the south to the Brecon Beacons National Park and Cambrian Mountains in the north, Carmarthenshire in South Wales is a wellknown golfing destination and has become extremely popular among visiting groups and societies due to the quality of its golf courses. Offering an unparalleled variety of golf courses, the Carmarthenshire coastline encompasses peaceful estuaries and long majestic beaches, making a super setting for links golf. Whether you chose to play all of the courses on offer in the area or pick to blend the new courses with some of the more traditional, historic courses in the region, there is no doubting the splendour and beauty that Carmarthenshire has to offer.

From biking and walking to shopping and fine dining, Carmarthenshire is packed with things to do. Then region’s awe-inspiring castles in completely rural locations offer a cultural experience for all the family, whilst some of Wales’ longest beaches offer a day’s relaxation away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. If that doesn’t inspire you, Carmarthenshire’s quaint, traditional market towns are brimming with local produce and chic shopping options as well as excellent restaurants, public house, B&Bs and boutique hotels.

Machynys Golf Club

Carmarthenshire in South Wales is a well-known popular among visiting groups and societi Offering an unparalleled variety of golf courses, the Carmarthenshire coastline encompasses peaceful estuaries and long majestic beaches, making a super setting for links golf. Whether you chose to play all of the courses on offer in the area or pick to blend the new courses with some of the more traditional, historic courses in the region, there is no doubting the splendour and beauty that Carmarthenshire has to offer. The first Nicklaus-designed golf course in Wales, Machynys Peninsula Golf & Country Club boasts a dramatic setting overlooking Carmarthen Bay. The modern links championship golf course provides a stern golfing test to even the most accomplished of golfers. If the links conditions weren’t enough, there are no less than five tees on each hole allowing players to choose their level of difficulty – making Machynys a fantastic society golf course.

Play Machynys – you’ll love it!

n golfing destination and has become extremely ies due to the quality of its golf courses. Maintained to a superb condition all year-round, the par 72 golf course which measure 6, 285 yards from the championship tees is the youngest golf course ever to be awarded an R & A championship event and features USGA-spec tees and greens and plenty of water hazards that come into play on most holes. Machynys’ impressive, modern clubhouse with extensive views of the golf course and beyond to the surround South Wales countryside comprises five-star facilities including a welcoming pro shop, excellent bar and restaurant facilities. Listed amongst the club’s facilities is the beautifullyappointed, Monks Premier Spa and Health Club - the perfect retreat to unwind after a day’s golf. The leisure facility boasts a steam room, sauna and well-equipped gym amongst its array of facilities. Packages for spa days are also available for golfers travelling with other family members.

Eu Visitors to Machynys’ are catered for through a variety of Nicklaus-themed society packages which can be tailored to meet the needs and requirements of the visiting party. Discounts are offered to groups of twenty or more. Machynys’ dedicated hospitality and professional teams on hand to ensure that the event runs smoothly, leaving the group organiser to enjoy all that Machynys Peninsula Golf & Country Club has to offer. The golf club has also entered partnerships with local accommodation providers to offer a range of reasonably-priced stays. The four-star accommodation which provide bed & breakfast options and are located near to the club.

Easily accessible, located just minutes from the UK’s best new golf course and was a

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M4 motorway, the Machynys course has a reputation as the awarded a gold medal in the 2005 course rankings.

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York - A City Of Outstanding Cultural Wealth And Steeped In History As well as being the largest county in the north of England, Yorkshire is also home to the most golf courses. With many of these situated around the major cities of York, Leeds and Wakefield, you will find your perfect golf break with hundreds of accommodation providers, restaurants, bars and entertainment. A mixture of big name venues and hidden gems which are just waiting to be discovered; inland Links, parkland, heathland and features attributed to the region such as the natural dykes that are scattered among the fairways. The county town of York in North Yorkshire features an array of course offering different challenges and with breath-taking views across the Pennines, North York Moors and the Yorkshire Wolds. Home to some of Britain’s most stunning scenery, York is the place to be in the north of England. York is a Cathedral city at the confluence of the rivers Ouse and Foss. It features many architectural masterpieces, beautiful structures and traditional shopfronts making the streets of York some of the UK’s most historic.

With inspiring heritage to discover, York Minster one of the largest Cathedrals in Northern Europe and the city boasts over 300 years of railway history with many iconic steam engines still passing through the station. In fact, York is home to over 1 million railway artefacts in its National Railway Museum. York can be reached from London in just 2 hours and from nearby Leeds in just twenty minutes by rail for those looking to experience this. Outdoor pursuits exist through parklands and water masses whilst York is also home to Castle Howard one of England’s most magnificent stately homes. Brimham Rocks can also be explored – an amazing collection of natural, wind weathered rock formations. Shopping facilities are second to none with an eclectic mix of independent boutiques and mainstream shops as well as a buzzing foodie scene. From sightseeing, ‘chocolate tours’ and river cruises to the York dungeons and Viking day trips exploring York’s Jorvik Viking roots which saw the city attacked on 1st November 866. To further celebrate the city’s roots, the Jorvik Viking Festival takes place in York each yea

Fulford Golf Club since 1906

Visitors are assured a warm welcome and ‘The F As well as being the largest county in the north of England, Yorkshire is also home to the most golf courses. With many of these situated around the major cities of York, Leeds and Wakefield, you will find your perfect golf break with hundreds of accommodation providers, restaurants, bars and entertainment. A mixture of big name venues and hidden gems which are just waiting to be discovered Inland Links, parkland, heathland and features attributed to the region such as the natural dykes that are scattered among the fairways.

Fulford Experience’ both on and off the course. “Fulford has been ranked in the Top 100 courses for many years, with a great history of holding high profile tournament golf, including the European Tour for more than 20 years and more recently R&A events.”

The county town of York in North Yorkshire features an array of course offering different challenges and with breath-taking views across the Pennines, North York Moors and the Yorkshire Wolds. The River Ouse also meanders through the county of Yorkshire, adding an extra element of caution to some of the golf courses that can be experienced. A perfect blend of heathland and woodland, Fulford Golf Club near to York is highly regarded as one of the best inland golf courses around. Having staged twenty-three European Tour events between the 1970s and 90s, Fulford has successfully established itself firmly on the golfing map.

One of Yorkshires finest courses located just outside the centre of York.

01904 413 579 | info@fulfordgolfclu Fulford Heath Golf Club, Tanners Green Lane,

Originally founded in 1906, Fulford Golf Club moved to its current site in 1935 when it was planned and constructed by renowned golf course architect, Major Charles Mackenzie the brother and business partner of the legendary, Dr Alistair Mackenzie. Visitors and societies are welcome through the week. The Club’s Head Chef and his catering team offer high quality catering services to members and visitors throughout the year with several packages available for visiting groups, combining breakfast, lunches and evening meals with the championship golf course – achieving the ‘true Fulford Experience’.

ub.co.uk | www.fulfordgolfclub.co.uk Wythall, Birmingham, Worcestershire, B47 6BH

BRAMPTON HEATH Golf Centre

The county of Northamptonshire, the ‘Rose of the Shires’ is littered with hidden gems as well as some of the most popular venues in the country. Set deep in the heart of England, Northamptonshire is easily accessible from all parts of the UK and is one of the best regions in the country to play golf. The high quality of golf which can be enjoyed in the region is so varied that you won’t want to leave.

Picturesque... Challenging... Inspiring... Today, the many trees and gorse bushes that were planted have matured to offer not only a very scenic golf course but a challenge to all that take it on. Due to excellent maintenance, fantastic draining and constant investment, Brampton Heath Golf Centre has become a very popular choice with the casual golfer and visiting golfing parties.

Offering value for money, all year-round and various accommodation providers and entertainment away from the golf course, Northamptonshire is the ideal destination for your next golfing getaway. Two miles from Northampton town centre, Brampton Heath Golf Centre features an undulating heathland eighteen-hole golf course and a popular short par 3 course. Building work began on Brampton Heath Golf Centre in July 1993 and the golf course was opened in May 1995.

Brampton Heath Golf Centre was the only golf club in Northamptonshire to be open last winter with not one mat or temporary green in sight. This is a tribute to the work of green keeping staff and the management team of the golf club who strive to offer members and visitors high quality all-year-round golf. The Brampton Heath clubhouse offers an extensive spike bar menu and is open to member and visitors. With a tasty selection of home-cooked meals and snacks with ingredients being sourced locally where possible, Brampton Heath Golf Centre can cater for up to 120 golfers in the Cranshaw Function Suite.

The golf club welcomes societies throughout the year and is renowned for golf in all conditions. The professional team at Brampton Heath Golf Centre will cater for your every need through a variety of packages which can be tailored to meet the needs of the visiting party. Packages start from just £25.00 and can be built to combine excellent golf on the championship Brampton Heath course with superb dining options including anything from a bacon roll & coffee on arrival, through to one, two or three course meals following the completion of your round.

01604 843 939 | info@bhgc.co.uk | www.bhgc.co.uk Brampton Heath Golf Centre Sandy Lane Church Brampton Northampton NN6 8AX

Staffordshire Has It All Located in the heart of England and accessible from the whole country, Staffordshire is a fascinating county of outstanding natural beauty. The main attraction of the landlocked county is the award-winning Alton Towers theme park but there are also plenty of accommodation deals and reasonably priced green fees to take advantage of in the local area. Staffordshire encompasses parts of the National Forest and Peak District National Park whilst combining the wild moorlands and uplands in the north with the low undulating landscape in the south around Cannock Chase, an area of natural outstanding beauty. Ideal places to base one’s golfing party would be Stafford or Stoke-on-Trent, the two biggest towns in the county. From here, the county’s luxurious fairways can be easily reached and the Staffordshire golfing challenge well and truly accepted. Affectionately known as the Potteries, Stoke-on-Trent is a unique city packed full of culture, creative art, technology and expert craftsmanship. The city is home to several museums, retail as well as great dining options. Accommodation providers are available from bed and breakfasts and Air Bnbs to large chain hotels with a glowing reputation – something for all tastes.

The market town of Stafford is also the county town of Staffordshire and is located 15 miles south of Stoke-on-Trent. From the town’s Castles, farms, racecourse, shopping centres and iconic railway station – whatever you visit Stafford for you are sure to have a great time! There are plenty of facilities for grown-ups and kids to explore, enjoy and educate themselves with excellent eateries and fantastic accommodation options.

Barlaston Golf Club

A“hidden gem” Located in the heart of England and accessible from the whole country, Staffordshire is a fascinating county of outstanding natural beauty. The main attraction of the landlocked county is the award-winning Alton Towers theme park but there are also plenty of accommodation deals locally including The Upper House in Barlaston and The Mill and Crown Hotels in Stone

Meaford Rd | Barlaston | Stone | ST15 8UX | 01782 372795

Ideal places to base one’s golfing party would be Stafford or Stoke-on-Trent, the two biggest towns in the county. From here, the county’s luxurious fairways can be easily reached and the Staffordshire golfing challenge well and truly accepted. Staffordshire encompasses parts of the National Forest and Peak District National Park whilst combining the wild moorlands and uplands in the north with the low undulating landscape in the south around Cannock Chase, an area of natural outstanding beauty. Situated just outside the village of Barlaston in Staffordshire, Barlaston Golf Club features a beautiful parkland golf course. Bordered in part by the River Trent, the course demands good course management due to its challenging layout. The course was designed by Peter Allis and built around 1972/3 and became a members club in 1987 progressing to the facility that members and visitors enjoy today.

The excellent clubhouse at Barlaston boasts a comfortable lounge bar and spacious dining room offering views across the course and practice putting green. There is also a patio for al fresco dining in the summer months overlooking the eighteenth green and fairway. The clubhouse can provide a quality selection of drinks, snacks and meals with a regular specials board. Pams kitchen provides an excellent service for visiting societies and can offer dining packages tailored to individual needs – they invite group organiser to give them a call to discuss requirements on 01782 372867. Societies find Barlaston’s attention to detail, flexibility and value for money ideal when organising their golfing calendar. Societies consisting of eight or more players are welcome Monday to Thursday and Saturday and Sunday after 2pm.

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Devon Golf At Its Best With its natural landscape and unspoilt coastline, Devon is an iconic golfing hotspot with plenty of first class facilities at a variety of the ‘Top 100’ golf courses located in the region.

Barnstaple features some fantastic eateries offering cuisine from around the world. A river port town in North Devon, Barnstaple is famous for its ship building, foundries and sawmills.

Devon’s wonderful location and climate, friendly people and fantastic golf courses presents a real attraction. Coupled with the undulating fairways, testing greens and panoramic views of the surrounding countryside – many with views out to sea, who can resist a trip to the golfing haven of the England.

Meanwhile, Bideford is an attractive town on the west bank of the River Torridge. A thriving shopping centre, the town is home to the Atlantic Village outlet stores as well as the successful Bideford Bay Open competition which is played over Saunton and Royal North Devon golf courses and visited by golfers from all over the country.

North Devon is a much sought-after destination for golf enthusiasts with a varied list of golf courses to enjoy; some played on the sea front with a links-style to them and, others played inland, set within the luscious green countryside that the region offers in abundance. The towns of Umberleigh, Saunton, Barnstaple and Bideford all have plenty to explore and reasonable priced places to stay in the golfing region. With so many courses to excite, challenge and reward, organisers are able to combine different styles and challenges to create the perfect break – it’s a golfer’s dream! Umberleigh is a small village on the east side of the River Taw which is in abundance of wildlife and farm shops. Whilst Saunton is a village loved by surfers and long borders for its sandy beaches. Set to the impressive back drop of the Broughton Burrows, Saunton is home to the wonderful 36 hole Saunton Sands Golf Club – one of Britain’s must play links.

LIBBATON GOLF CLUB With its natural landscape and unspoilt coastline, Devon is an iconic golfing hotspot with plenty of first class facilities at a variety of the ‘Top 100’ golf courses located in the region. Devon’s wonderful location and climate, friendly people and fantastic golf courses presents a real attraction. Coupled with the undulating fairways, testing greens and panoramic views of the surrounding countryside – many with views out to sea, who can resist a trip to the golfing haven of the England. North Devon is a much sought-after destination for golf enthusiasts with a varied list of golf courses to enjoy; some played on the sea front with a links-style to them and, others played inland, set within the luscious green countryside that the region offers in abundance. The towns of Umberleigh, Saunton, Barnstaple and Bideford all have plenty to explore and reasonable priced places to stay in the golfing region. With so many courses to excite, challenge and reward, organisers are able to combine different styles and challenges to create the perfect break – it’s a golfer’s dream!

A parkland course des the beautiful surrou Libbaton Golf Club is a parkland golf course set in the North Devon countryside. The course is home to arguably some of the finest fairways and toughest greens in the country - offering a unique challenge to low and high handicappers alike. With spectacular views across the picturesque North Devon countryside, Libbaton is in abundance of wildlife, fauna and flora which can be enjoyed when taking on the golf course.

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“It’s a golfer’s dream!” The Libbaton Golf Club clubhouse is ideally set alongside the 18th hole. A relaxing and comfortable space for members and visitors, it is the perfect spot for enjoying a drink postround or sampling one of the club’s famous carvery lunches as part of a visiting society. You can be assured of a warm welcome and service that is second to none from the club’s professional hospitality team. The Clubhouse serves a variety of light snacks and meals throughout the day as well as a well-stocked bar. Societies and corporate visitors are welcomed throughout the year.

signed to encapsulate unding countryside Founded in 1986, the Libbaton course was designed to take advantage of the natural landscape that the area has to offer. With hundreds of mature trees and hedgerow lining the fairways, as well as water and streams running through the course, today, Libbaton is a true test of golfing ability.

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Libbaton Golf Club offer a variety of packages for visiting groups of eight golfers or more. The packages can be tailored to meet the needs of the visiting party with the Club’s professional team on hand to ensure the smooth-running of the day from items such as nearest the pin and longest drive markers to the prize giving at completion of the day. The Clubhouse catering team are also happy to discuss any requirements and are happy to take care of dining options.

Golf Near The Capital There is no disputing the quality of golf courses on offer in Great Britain with some of the world’s best championship golf courses located on the island. Many of the UK’s golf resorts provide more than just amazing golf with excellent hospitality, fine dining and in some resorts, spa facilities providing the ideal retreat for groups of golfers and non-golfers alike.

The South of England’s wealth of golf courses and hotels are easily accessible from the UK’s excellent motorway network and, with excellent accommodation providers offering affordable packages including dining and golf in some cases, there are many fantastic bases to explore the area; coupling great value and excellent facilities with some stunning golf.

The South East of England offers golfers the chance to play some of the most historic golf courses in world golf and a truly memorable experience. Despite its prominent location near to the business hub of the capital of England, the countryside surrounding London is home to quite a few golf courses.

The Home Counties bordering Greater London is one of the south east of England’s most affluent counties whilst, the region’s proximity to the capital and excellent transport links make it a popular destination for golf breaks, with quite a few of the counties golf courses featuring in the ‘Top 100 Golf Courses in Britain & Ireland’.

A recent trend; the growing love of urban golf has seen golf in a green, countryside setting traded for the grey, stone, inner-city street courses that London offers, so much so that the Urban Golf Championships are now held each year. It is on the outskirts of London where golf really comes into its own. It is well worth taking the time to visit the region’s selection of golf courses, many of which are designed by some of the world’s most renowned golf course architects. With an extensive golf population in London, the largest collection of suburb golf venues sits idyllically in the south east. The counties of Kent, Sussex and Surrey are renowned for their stunning rolling countryside, luxurious golf courses and picture perfect scenery. Golfing heartlands with a collection of outstanding golf resorts and venues, a number of fantastic stay and play experiences make the south east of England the perfect place to visit for a top class golf break.

Hendon Golf Club www.hendongolf.com

“A colt gem”

Hendon Golf Club A Harry Colt Gem Despite its prominent location near to the business hub of the capital of England, the countryside surrounding London is home to quite a few golf courses. A recent trend; the growing love of urban golf has seen golf in a green, countryside setting traded for the grey, stone, inner-city street courses that London offers. It is on the outskirts of London where golf really comes into its own. It is well worth taking the time to visit the region’s selection of golf courses, many of which are designed by some of the world’s most renowned golf course architects. The Harry Colt-designed golf course at Hendon Golf Club is a jewel in the crown of golf near the Capital. The tree-lined rolling fairways of the parkland course represent a true test of golfing and course management skills. Set in the leafy suburb of Mill Hill, North London, the golf club dates back to 1900 when membership was just £10 per year. Since this time, the Club has been constantly evolving in terms of the course and facilities which today make Hendon Golf Club an extremely attractive proposition for an increasing number of members and visitors.

The clubhouse provides outstanding hospitality and numerous dining options, from simple snacks through to full-service dinners. The excellentlyappointed Club Lounge, Spike Bar and large south west facing Veranda with magnificent views across the golf course, offer wonderful surroundings to relax following your round.

Hendon Golf Club is the perfect venue for a society or corporate golf day with an array of golf and menu options to suit all tastes and budgets.

Catering for groups of twelve visitors or more, the Club offers a range of 18, 27 and 36-hole packages which can be tailored to meet the needs of the visiting party. Hendon’s friendly staff team are always on hand to ensure the smooth-running of your event from start to finish and aim to make every golf day at the Club special and a memorable experience for all. The team works with you to ‘custom build’ your ideal golf day with many societies returning year-after-year.

Ashley Walk, Devonshire Road. London NW7 1DG 020 8346 6023 admin@hendongolf.com www.hendongolf.com

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Explore and Embrace Hampshire

Home to many top quality golf courses, Hampshire is situated on the very south shoreline of England with a history that dates back to Anglo-Saxon times and a passion for golf that has existed since at least the 19th Century. The rolling hills, ancient forests and the fresh sea breeze of Hampshire make it a golfer’s delight and a much sought-after destination for an enjoyable day’s golf or a longer golfing holiday for players of all abilities. The region’s coastal location offers a fantastic opportunity to experience links golf as well as the many fantastic inland golf courses. Each have their own individual character blended with a passion for golf and laid-back personality that pervades the region. Sunny Hampshire also benefits from fantastic weather during the summer months with temperatures regularly hitting the mid30s. Popular locations in Hampshire include the New Forest National Park with its fauna and flora along with the most notable cities of Southampton and Bournemouth

Southampton is a city and port in the south of the county. Close to the New Forest, the cosmopolitan city is home to fantastic dining, shopping and hoteliers. Bournemouth and its surrounding area offer a diverse range of accommodation providers and is an excellent base to explore Hampshire. The region’s beaches have been crowned as the most beautiful in England and there are many coastal villages to explore. Meanwhile, Havant is a thriving market town full of Georgian buildings and situated in the south-east corner of Hampshire. Havant is mostly a conservation area assuring natural beauty is in abundance. Visitors are sure to enjoy the attractions of the resort on Hayling Island, Rowland’s Castle, the larger, nearby town of Waterlooville as well as Langstone Harbour.

Also in the area is the declared area of outstanding natural beauty, Chichester Harbour and the 1,000 acre Staunton Country Park, perfect for exploring with the whole family. This area truly is a picture of what is quintessentially British, with stunning natural scenery and sleepy coastal towns. South Hampshire is also home to a number of high quality golf courses, of which Waterlooville Golf Club is hailed as one of the best. With plenty to see and do, its not surprising that avid golfers, with their families, and touring golfing societies are flocking to the area in droves to enjoy the beauty of the area. Originally laid out in 1907, the course at Waterlooville underwent a series of improvements in 2019. Projects included the implementation of a new irrigation system with Topturf replacing the previous irrigation with a modern system, allowing greenkeepers to water a greater area whilst minimising water wastage - keeping the playing surfaces at peak condition all season. This then culminated in Waterlooville being Hampshire Golf Club of the year by Your Golfer Magazine.

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The £240k project saw the installation of new pipework, as well as a new pumphouse featuring two pumps. Durabunker were also instructed by the club to renovate twenty-three of the course’s bunkers. Twenty-three bunkers were then renovated with two of the larger bunkers being split into two new bunkers each - a positive feature giving definition and shape to the holes. The facilities at the club are phenomenal; this includes a fully stocked pro-shop that sells all the top brands in golf, a practice ground to warm up on and a warm and welcoming clubhouse. The main lounge at Waterlooville Golf Club is ideal for hosting a range of events of any size, with delicious food prepared fresh on site. The South of Hampshire really is incredibly beautiful, and a wonderful place to explore with plenty for the family to see and do, as well as high standard golf courses ideal for society tours. Waterlooville Golf Club has had such a high level of investment, which demonstrates their dedication to providing well maintained greens and tees all year round. If you’re looking for a course that is both challenging and enjoyable for golfers of all abilities, this Southern gem should be at the top of your list.

Cornish Golf Cornwall, Devon and Somerset are home to some of the finest golf courses in the UK, often set in the most picturesque locations. The county of Cornwall forms the most south westerly region of the UK and boasts some of the most enchanting coastal scenery in England. The early golf courses of the region were developed on the outskirts of the quaint fishing villages which are full of character. Golf courses along the coast, use the amazing backdrop of the Cornish coast and golden sandy beaches to entice golfers from around the country. Whilst some of the greatest golf course architects have had a hand in the design and development of Cornwall’s links golf courses including the legendary James Braid and Dr. Alister MacKenzie. With something to whet all golfing appetites, the region features all styles of golf course from links courses played over cliff-tops to inland heathland and parkland courses. With sensational panoramic views and tricky holes to contend with, any stray shots in Cornwall can still be enjoyed! Away from the course… One of England’s most beautiful counties, Cornwall is home to England’s most southerly-tip, Land’s End, Cornwall has a reputation for fine food and delicacies such as the world famous Cornish pasty. The county is a wonderful place to visit whether playing golf or visiting with the family with many sites of historical importance, large green open spaces, many festivals and cultural activities on offer.

The port city of Plymouth is situated on the CornwallDevon border. Lying between the River Plym which flows off Dartmoor to the east, and the River Tamar to the west, Plymouth boasts some breath-taking views in the fresh sea air. Visitors can explore the waterfront or sample the excellent shopping facilities in Plymouth as well as experience some of the culture of the West Country with Roman forts and lighthouses dotted around the coastal countryside. The city is home to many different types of accommodation providers from quaint B&Bs to large hotel chains. Eateries come in different forms too with delicious cuisine for all palates - from small family-run cafes serving traditional favourites to exquisite restaurants for fine dining.

LAUNCESTON GOLF CLUB

A friendly members club and a great venue for a days golf in Cornwall. Home to England’s most southerly-tip, Land’s End, Cornwall has a reputation for fine food and delicacies such as the world famous Cornish pasty. The region also has a reputation as a fantastic destination for golf breaks with the coastal towns and cities of Falmouth, St Ives, Newquay and St Austell all featuring breathtaking scenery and a littering of beautifully maintained, must-play golf courses. The multitude of Cornish golf courses mean there is something for everyone – from the experienced golfer to the novice understudy. The stunning sea views, pockets of woodland and the surrounding undulating countryside greenery make a trip to Cornwall a most memorable golfing experience. With something to whet all golfing appetites, the region features all styles of golf course from links courses played over cliff-tops to inland heathland and parkland courses. With sensational panoramic views and tricky holes to contend with, any stray shots in Cornwall can still be enjoyed! The first golf club across the Cornish border, Launceston Golf Club is close to both the north and south coasts of the county. The Club offers value for money packages for visitors and groups of all sizes coupled with excellent catering facilities and friendly staff.

Golf with a view!

The elevated course at Launceston offers spectacular views over Dartmoor and Bodmin Moor as well as majestic views of the historic town and castle of Launceston. Designed by Hamilton Stutt, the course presents an excellent and challenging round of golf for all abilities. The clubhouse at Launceston is set in a converted farm building which has been modernised to offer a beautifully-appointed restaurant, spacious changing facilities and fully-stocked professional shop. The clubhouse’s large, comfortable bar area overlooks the course with good views of players putting out on the 18th green. Launceston Golf Club also has a very good relationship with other golf courses in the area and can offer special deals with three other Cornish golf clubs, meaning that your whole golf break can be managed in one place. Launceston’s resident professional will assist in the smooth-running of your golf break or society event from start to finish, leaving you free to enjoy the course and its fantastic surroundings.

01566 773 442 secretary@launcestongolfclub.co.uk | www.launcestongolfclub.co.uk St. Stephens | Launceston | Cornwall | Pl15 8Hf

Burton On Trent GC , Over 100 Years Of Competitive Play Derbyshire is a county in the East Midlands of England. It encompasses much of the Peak District National Park and the southern extremity of the Pennine range of hills in its borders. The county covers part of the National Forest and borders on Greater Manchester to the north-west. Derbyshire is also home to Britain’s furthest point from the sea, Church Flatts at Coton in the Elms which was confirmed by Ordinance Survey in 2003. Visitors will be spoilt for choice in Derbyshire with the central county offering a wide variety of things to see and do on and off the golf course. The region’s accommodation providers range from large national hotels to manor houses in the countryside and family-run bed and breakfasts and, with a wide range of bars, restaurants and eateries offering plenty of entertainment away from the golf course – Derbyshire represents the ideal destination for a cost effective golf break. The county city of Derby is the UK’s most central city and is the ideal retreat for a cultural break or as a base to explore the nearby Peak District. A friendly place offering great value for money, you will feel welcome straight away in Derby. The market town of Burton-upon-Trent is the home of British brewing but has much more to offer. Situated on the border between the two counties of Staffordshire and Derbyshire, Burton is the largest town in the National Forest and is in close proximity to the Peak District National Park; combining the wild moorlands and uplands in the north with the low undulating landscape in the south around Cannock Chase, an Area of Natural Outstanding Beauty.

Burton on Trent Golf Club Since 1894

Known for its brewing history and industrial heritage, Burton o with its convenient central lo The central location makes Burton on Trent and the surrounding area a frequent destination for business visitors. But equally, the area provides access to some of the country’s major attractions and places to visit in close proximity. You don’t need to travel far to find Branston Water Park and Barton Marina, not forgetting of course the National Brewery Centre. But there is one other gem that shouldn’t be missed when in the area. Burton on Trent Golf Club is a golf course steeped in history, with over 100 years of competitive play at its current historic location. It is set in 150 acres of woodland in a tranquil setting near Bretby on the outskirts of Burton on Trent. With immaculate fairways, fast multi-tiered greens and an 'Augusta Style' 18th hole, a visit to Burton on Trent Golf Club will be an enjoyable and memorable one, regardless of your finishing score.

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on Trent attracts both business and tourist visitors each year, ocation in South Derbyshire.

A superb location for Golf or to celebrate your special occasion. East Midlands Golf Club of the Year for 2021.

Vist Burton on Trent Golf Club to find out why we were voted East Midlands Golf Club of the Year 2021

An undulating golf course set in 150 acres of land, its tree lined fairways require accuracy from the tee. With three of the four par 3’s being uphill it makes them difficult holes. The fast sloping greens require a gentle touch. The 6579-yard course is one of the finest in the Midlands providing a stern test for golfers of all levels. The mature course offers a serious challenge from beginner to even the lowest handicapper with accuracy, course management and shot selection being critical to maintain a low score. Visitors are welcome in the clubhouse to enjoy food and drink. All dietary needs are catered for and a fine selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages awaits to quench your thirst whilst overlooking the picturesque 18th green. Visitors and societies are welcome with great packages available to suit all needs. The clubhouse is available for private functions and meeting and conferences can also be accommodated.

01283 544 551 | www.botgc.co.uk | clubsecretary@botgc.c

Highly experienced head professional Gary Stafford also runs the Pro-Shop. Gary and colleague Ben Jenks offer a custom fitting facility on Ping golf clubs and throughout the year Gary organises Ping and Cobra fitting days. The shop offers the new range of Puma, Footjoy and Ping range of Gents clothing and carries a large range of Ladies clothing from Glenmuir, Island Green and Puma. Junior group coaching takes place every Saturday morning. All are welcome and equipment is provided.

The Golf Club is a very popular choice for societies, welcoming groups of 16 and above on Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays. A wide choice of menu, excellent facilities and 18 holes or 27 holes of golf on the excellent Harry Colt designed course ensures everyone has a memorable day.

co.uk | 43 Ashby Road East | Burton On Trent | DE15 0PS

Enjoy The History A Modern City The county of Nottinghamshire is full of superb golf courses with a large number of regular society groups visiting the region.

Nottinghamshire is full of superb golf courses with a large number of regular society groups visiting the region.

The quiet market towns and rolling hills of Nottinghamshire coupled with the cosmopolitan city life makes Nottinghamshire a county of great contrasts. Sheltered by the Pennines to the west, the county receives low levels of rainfall and with golf course meandering around the River Trent, the region offers an ideal retreat for golf breaks.

Ever linked to the popular Robin Hood, Nottingham is also home to the oldest pub in Great Britain if you do fancy a tipple steeped in history, at ‘Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem’. Nottingham is great for visitors to explore legendary landscapes or dive into rich history but it also have many attractions for the whole family as well as great dining options, retail and places to stay.

The large market town of Mansfield in Nottinghamshire is home to the magnificent Sherwood Forest where many fables have been told. It is also home to Sherwood Forest Golf Club which appears in the country’s top golf courses.

The town is a rural haven, home to relaxing walks and cycle tracks as well as easy access to some of the country’s finest woodland.

Nottinghamshire is also a popular sporting county with successful footballs teams, cricket and rugby played in the county.The county of

Nottinghamshire is also a popular sporting county with successful footballs teams, cricket and rugby played in the county.

Sherwood Forest Golf Club ‘Breathtaking Beauty’

Your East Midlands Golfer focusing on bringing readers the best golf course and club facilities in the region, providing a comprehensive which will help organisers arrange their calendars for the forthcoming golfing season. The East Midlands is packed full of fantastic golf courses and is home to many hidden parkland gems. However, one course stands tall above all others due to its history, pedigree and golfing excellent. Located in East Mansfield, Sherwood Forest Golf Club features an established heathland golf course, set alongside the pines, silver birch and oak trees of Clipstone Woods within the legendary Sherwood Forest.

One of the oldest and finest heathland golf courses in Great Britain and a regular feature in the Top 100 Courses, the course was initially designed by Harry Colt, but was later enhanced by legendary golf course architect, James Braid.#

‘Breathtaking Beauty’

The par 70 golf course measures a whopping 6,806 yards from the championship tees and features no less than ninety eight bunkers as well as long carries over punishing swathes of heather. Sherwood Forest is not for the faint-hearted and represents a true test of golf for even the most accomplished of golfer.

Relax and unwind The Sherwood Forest clubhouse is home to several spacious lounges and comfortable bar areas as well as a superbly-appointed restaurant which can seat up to 80 guests at any one time. With stunning views overlooking the golf course and beyond to the majestic Nottinghamshire countryside, the club’s first class dining options are renowned in the region. Visitors can impress their palates with everything from a simple bar snack following a round to more formal dining arrangements and large private functions.

The clubhouse building also houses the Sherwood Forest Professional Shop which stocks the latest golfing gear as well as being home to a wonderful golf studio, complete with practice nets and swing analysis equipment. Nottinghamshire is full of superb golf courses with a large number of society groups visiting the region. The quiet market towns and rolling hills of Nottinghamshire coupled with the cosmopolitan city life makes Nottinghamshire a county of great contrasts. Sheltered by the Pennines to the west, the county receives low levels of rainfall and with golf course meandering around the River Trent, the region offers an ideal retreat for golf breaks.

One of England’s most impressive golf courses, Sherwood Forest is a special place. Visitors can hardly draw breath as they take in magnificent views of the golf course and the imposing clubhouse when driving up the long driveway amidst the gently rolling hills of the North Nottinghamshire countryside in the heart of Robin Hood country. Societies and Corporate groups are welcome to Sherwood Forest Golf Club all year round. The club offer a variety of reasonably priced packages which can be tailored to include catering items whilst, the Professional team will be on hand to ensure that the day runs smoothly.

01623 626 689 info@sherwoodforestgolfclub.co.uk www.sherwoodforestgolfclub.co.uk Eakring Road, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, NG18 3EW

Manchester – The Capital Of The North? The county of Lancashire is a great location for a golfing break or holiday with all golfing tastes catered for. The region is home to a perfect blend of championship links golf courses to parkland resorts - ideal for visiting groups of golfers. Whilst the seaside towns of Blackpool and Southport and the city of Manchester ensure that the entertainment off the golf course is just as much fun for the visitor. The cosmopolitan city of Manchester is in abundance of great accommodation deals and is jam-packed with an eclectic mix of brilliant food outlets, shopping centres, places of cultural interest, famous television studios and arguably one of the most renowned football venues in world sport. Manchester is a city located in the metropolitan borough of Greater Manchester and is listed as England’s fifth most populated city.

Greater Manchester can be easily navigated and has a positively friendly vibe around. The Lancashire district is a patch work of visitor experiences offering them the perfection of quaint market towns, traditional pubs, beautiful green spaces and waterways within its boundaries. As well as Manchester, the area known as Greater Manchester is also home to the interesting and vibrant locations of Bolton, Wigan, Salford and Trafford which have much to offer too.

Cheshire Golf Club of the year 2021 The Senior Management team of Your Golfer Magazine are pleased to announce Reddish Vale Golf Club as the Cheshire Golf Club of the Year for 2021. The award comes as a testimony to everyone associated to the golf club, recognising Reddish Vale's wonderful golf course as well as clubhouse and practice facilities as well as the first class hospitality shown to visitors, society groups and corporate guests throughout the year.

Founded in 1912, Reddish Vale Golf Club is home to a magnificent golf course which was designed by world famous golf course architect, Dr Alistair MacKenzie. One of the most interesting and spectacular golf courses in Manchester, Reddish Vale has a proud history, whilst keeping abreast of modern technology to drive to club forward into the future. Set in an urban area secluded from the outside world, RVGC is situated six miles from the centre of Manchester but a million miles away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

Fantastic golf in the north-west Cheshire Golf Club of the Year for 2021.

100 acres of picturesque parkland creates a quirky and fun golf course with risk and reward a prominent feature as with many of MacKenzie’s designs. Rich in natural features, hazards and magical contours; the course measures 6,000 yards in length and presents an enjoyable yet stern challenge for even the most accomplished of golfer. As testimony to its manicured fairways, Reddish Vale Golf Club was selected as the host of the Balfour Cup in 2012, one of the oldest golf competitions to be played in the north west of England.

The Most Spectacular Golf Course In Stockport

South Cliffe House - the Reddish Vale clubhouse is a stone built manor house which has overlooked the Vale since Victorian times. Boasting breath-taking panoramic views of the golf course and beyond, as far as the Peak District, the recently refurbished clubhouse building features fresh, modern décor whilst showcasing the traditional elements of the game.

Reddish Vale’s friendly helpful staff are highly attentive as they serve guests in the comfortable lounges which house fullystocked bars and daily menus providing bar snacks and hearty meals.

The golf club extends a warm welcome to visitors and society groups throughout the year. Full of character and charm, groups can enjoy the magnificent course, great food and fine northern hospitality which make for the perfect golf day. Reddish Vale offers a variety of society packages which can be tailored to meet the needs and most importantly, budgets of the visiting party.

Southcliffe Road Reddish Stockport Cheshire SK5 7EE T & F: 0161 480 2359 E: admin@rvgc.co.uk W: www.rvgc.co.uk

Visit Hertfordshire And Make Memories Offering stunning stately homes, wild days out and magical memories, Hertfordshire is a beautiful county in southern England. The county features a unique blend of rolling countryside and busy towns but also a variety of excellent golf courses that are the perfect place to escape the city.

The many towns of Hertfordshire all feature a range of accommodation providers from five star luxury to boutique B&B’s and quaint countryside guesthouses. Hertfordshire is the place to be.

With several magnificent courses that feature in the Top 100 golf courses, visitors really are spoilt for choice when playing golf in Hertfordshire. Blessed with rolling countryside and some of the most picturesque towns in England, Hertfordshire is the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.

You really are spoilt for choice when playing golf in Hertfordshire. Although just a thirtyminute journey from London, the county’s peaceful charm and rural elegance is refreshing. The green county offers an abundance of luscious fields and gardens with the splendid backdrop of the Chiltern Hills.

There are always plenty of ideas for great days out all year round in Hertfordshire. From rambling across the many country estates, visiting picturesque garden towns and cathedral cities, the county is amass with something for all ages and interests. Cultural historians can experience redbrick Jacobean manors with their mazes and gothic courts or Roman amphitheatres and Norman cathedrals; whilst younger families may choose to meet their favourite animals at the Hertfordshire’s wildlife park. There’s plenty of shopping centres to pass the time also!

The region’s golf courses are a fine blend of heathland and woodland, with natural hazards and wonderful views over the surrounding countryside. Hertfordshire offers golf in a truly serene setting.

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You really are spoilt for choice when playing golf in Hertfordshire. Although just a thirty-minute journey from London, the county’s peaceful charm and rural elegance is refreshing. The green county offers an abundance of luscious fields and gardens with the splendid backdrop of the Chiltern Hills.

Shenley Hill | Radlett | Hertfordshire | WD7 7AZ

A PREMIER PARKLAND COURSE SINCE 1899 The region’s golf courses are a fine blend of heathland and woodland, with natural hazards and wonderful views over the surrounding countryside. Hertfordshire offers golf in a truly serene setting. Porters Park Golf Club dates back to 1899 when it became one of the first golf courses on the north side of London. At this time, the golf club was founded in the grounds of the local ‘Porters’ mansion. Today the only remaining evidence of Porters mansion is an underground ice house located near the third fairway.

01923 854127 | gm@portersparkgolfclub.co.uk www.portersparkgolfclub.co.uk

The clubs Parkland golf course’s early design was heavily influenced by John Henry ‘JH’ Taylor one of the great golf course architects, and Charles Kenneth Cotton who went on to become one of the UK’s most distinguished post-war golf course architects. Picturesque, tree-lined fairways using the natural contours of the land, magnificent greens and a brook meandering through several holes are features of today’s Porters Park golf course which has hosted Open Championship Qualifying event on six occasions.

A true test of golf where accuracy and course management are essential ingredients for an enjoyable round.

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n welcomed to Porters Park Golf Club for of packages covering 18 holes which can pecific requirements.

The clubhouse at Porters Park was damaged by fire in 1954 with much of the original structure having to be rebuilt. A large extension of the clubhouse facilities was completed in 1990 enhancing the Club’s facilities for members and guests alike, whilst offering spectacular views across the course from the lounge and, restaurant and bar areas. Today, the clubhouse combines tradition and modern ambience. During refurbishments and upgrades, the Club is careful to retain the clubhouse’s character that has been enjoyed by so many through the years. The Club’s catering team provides imaginative cuisine as well as traditional favourites all of which can be served in the Club’s superblyappointed and spacious dining room which opens on to a terrace with spectacular views across the golf course. The dining room seats 120 diners for lunches and evening meals as well as more formal occasions.

Visit Chester For Something Special The county of Cheshire is a great location for a golfing break or holiday with all golfing tastes catered for. The region is home to a perfect blend of championship links golf courses to parkland resorts - ideal for visiting groups of golfers. Whilst the seaside towns and vibrant cities to explore, the county ensures that the entertainment off the golf course is just as much fun for the visitor. The jewel in Cheshire’s crown, Chester is a classic, contemporary city bursting with must see treasures with plenty of places to eat, drink, see and explore. When it comes to charm, Chester comfortably sits next to the likes of London, York, Bath and Edinburgh. Visitors flock to appreciate the city’s unique atmosphere and sense of history. Offering the ideal location for a weekend break, Chester is a vibrant, dynamic city full of bars, pubs, clubs, hotels and restaurant. Accessible from the UK’s motorway networks, base yourself in Chester to explore the many secrets of the north west of England including stately mansions, turreted castles and landscaped gardens through to the golf courses that are often regarded as hidden gems in the picturesque Lancashire countryside.

Offering a friendly, welcoming environment for all, whether visiting for a great round of golf, coffee with friends or a light lunch, Chester is one of the most inviting locations in the north-west of England. Bordering Chester, The Wirral is bursting with plenty of places to eat, drink and explore. Also offering many fantastic opportunities for a weekend break, the region of Merseyside is a vibrant, dynamic area full of bars, pubs, clubs, hotels and restaurant. Accessible from the UK’s motorway networks, base yourself in Chester of the Wirral to explore golf courses that are often regarded as hidden gems in the picturesque English countryside.

Chester is a classic, contemporary city bursting with must see treasures with plenty of places to eat, drink, see and explore. When it comes to charm, Chester comfortably sits next to the likes of London, York, Bath and Edinburgh. Visitors flock to appreciate the city’s unique atmosphere and sense of history. Offering the ideal location for a weekend break, Chester is a vibrant, dynamic city full of bars, pubs, clubs, hotels and restaurant. Accessible from the UK’s motorway networks, base yourself in Chester to explore the many secrets of the north west of England including stately mansions, turreted castles and landscaped gardens through to the golf courses that are often regarded as hidden gems in the picturesque Lancashire countryside. Set in 200 acres of the beautiful Cheshire countryside, Aldersey Green Golf Club is one of Chester’s premier golfing venues offering a wonderful golf course, excellent facilities, delicious dining options and some of the North West’s finest hospitality. The superbly laid out Aldersey Green golf course boasts fantastic, panoramic views of the surrounding Cheshire countryside and, with no less than fourteen lakes and ponds out on the course, the area is visited by a variety of wildlife throughout the year.

The course is superbly laid out and offers some fine panoramic views. Why not enjoy them after your round by relaxing in the fine clubhouse, the perfect place for some post-match unwinding. Players must have accuracy from the tees and on approach shots to score well on the par 71 golf course which measures 6,165 from the white tees. With tree-lined fairways and fast, true-running greens it is no wonder many visitors return to play Aldersey Green time and time again.

The course is playable all year round with the fairways, greens and rough presented as well in the winter as it is during the summer months. Aldersey Green’s idyllic clubhouse is the perfect place for some post match unwinding. With a well-stocked bar area, comfortable lounges and a superb dining room, the venue has become a firm favourite for meeting with friends and formal dining occasions. The club welcome society groups through the year with a variety of golf day packages which can be tailored to meet the needs and most importantly, budgets of the visiting party.

Aldersey Green Golf Club Aldersey Nr, Chester CH3 9EH 01829 782 157 www.alderseygreengolfclub.co.uk

Northumberland - A Perfect Blend

Blessed with some magnificent golf courses, glorious landscapes and vibrant towns and cities, the North East of England offers an all-rounders perfect destination for a golf break.

By day, explore the meandering courses that are a feature of the region’s beautiful countryside of North Yorkshire and coastline of Northumberland and Durham. Away from the golf course, discover points of cultural and historical interest including the legacy of the Roman Empire and Hadrian’s Wall. Revellers can also experience the thrills of Leeds or Newcastle city centre; perfect for a night on the tiles. The town of Bamburgh’s centre piece is its cliff-top castle which overlooks the magnificent sandy beach. A short drive along the coastal road will lead to Seahouses, a traditional fishing village where a local company organise boat trip to the Farne Islands. From the friendly nature of the locals to the breath-taking scenery, a stay in Bamburgh is sure to be an enjoyable one. Newcastle-upon-Tyne is arguably the North East’s most popular city for sport, shopping and night life! With many accommodation providers, the city is home to many famous landmarks such as the Tyne Bridge, St James’s Park football stadium and the Angel of the North on the border with nearby Gateshead. While, Teesside is known as a modern, vibrant area famous for its Universities and the town of Middlesbrough but the region of the North East of England also has plenty of golf courses to choose from and is a wonderful destination for a UK golf holiday.

Bamburgh Castle Golf Club

Where only the views rival the golf Blessed with some magnificent golf courses, glorious landscapes and vibrant towns and cities, the North East of England offers an all-rounders perfect destination for a golf break. With dozens of top notch golf courses to choose from, you are not short of options in the North East and with this quality comes great value on a variety of luxury hotels and excellent facilities.

The North East truly does have everything to satisfy the demands of a top class golf break.

By day; explore the meandering courses that are a feature of the region’s beautiful countryside of North Yorkshire and coastline of Northumberland and Durham. Whilst, away from the golf course; discover points of cultural and historical interest including the legacy of the Roman Empire and Hadrian’s Wall. Revellers can also experience the thrills of Leeds or Newcastle city centre; perfect for a night on the tiles.

One of the most scenic golf courses in Great Britain, Bamburgh Castle boasts breath taking views of Lindisfarne, the Farne Islands, the Cheviots and of course, Bamburgh Castle set on the cliff-top adjacent to a long stretch of golden sandy beaches.

A must-play golf course where visitors can enjoy an unforgettable golfing experience

Arguably one of the finest links golf course in the whole of the British Isles, Bamburgh Castle’s beautiful, entertaining golf course measures just 5,604 yards from the championship tees. Whilst short in length, the course requires excellent course management skills and accuracy from the tee boxes whilst visitors can enjoy fantastic views across unspoilt countryside from its fairways. Recently extended, the original Bamburgh Castle clubhouse was built in 1904 and retains most of its traditional charm and characteristics. The clubhouse building is the home of spacious, comfortable lounge areas as well as a superbly-appointed, dining room which can seat up to 60 people. Overlooking the putting green and across towards to Farne Islands, the dining room is the ideal venue for all manner of social occasions.

Member and visitors alike can take advantage of the club’s well-stocked bar and excellent dining options provided by the club’s catering team serving a variety of daily menus for breakfast, lunch, dinner and meals for visiting groups. The perfect getaway for societies and travelling golfers, Bamburgh Castle golf course provides a test for all levels of golfer with breath-taking scenery and a friendly clubhouse serving great food. The club offers a wide variety of golf day packages and arrangements for larger groups or societies with a dedicated professional team on hand to provide assistance on the day ensuring that the event runs as smoothly as possible.

(01668) 214321 / 214378 sec@bamburghcastlegolfclub.co.uk www.bamburghcastlegolfclub.co.uk

Northop Golf Club, Flintshires Finest

North Wales is littered with fine golf courses and some of the most spectacular scenery in the whole of the United Kingdom. The region’s pleasant locations, facilities and greens combine to provide a fantastic choice for a golf break whilst you can also take in the fantastic views of some of the UK’s most breath-taking countryside. As well as the many outdoor pursuits which can be enjoyed in North Wales, the region offers visitors some of the best value green fees around. The area’s unspoiled golf courses at affordable prices encompass a variety of unique and testing challenges, from the gentle, rolling parkland courses to stunning mountain-backed links-style golf courses. Some of the earliest golf courses in Wales can be found in the north, with many close to the Irish Sea meaning conditions can be challenging; with many golf courses set to the stunning backdrop of the surrounding mountains. There are a number of fantastic golf courses in Flintshire and close to the Welsh border. Many offer fantastic views of the Dee Estuary and the Wirral Peninsula. Whilst other courses look towards Welsh landmarks such as the Clwydian range of mountains and the foothills of Snowdonia. Flintshire’s location makes it the ideal location for a golfing break, close the English border and county of Cheshire.

Renowned as the Gateway to Wales, Flintshire is a truly lovely Welsh county, ideal for a beach holiday, retail therapy or a family break exploring the arts, culture and events in the region, Flintshire really does have everything!

With many walking and cycling opportunities, Flintshire was designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in 1985 and is characterised by sweeping moorland, heather clad hills, limestone crags and valleys which provide wonderful views and quiet trails. The county is home to various gentle walks and trails along many attractions such as Wales Coast Path, Moel Famau, Flint Castle and Loggerheads Country Park to name but a few.

As well as the many outdoor pursuits which can be enjoyed in North Wales, the region offers visitors some of the best value green fees around. The area’s unspoiled golf courses at affordable prices encompass a variety of unique and testing challenges, from the gentle, rolling parkland courses to stunning mountain-backed links-style golf courses.

One of the most unique settings in golf North Wales’ unspoilt beaches, wetlands, farmlands, great sea cliffs and spectacular coastline is officially designated as an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ but is also packed full with plenty of golfing heritage. Some of the earliest golf courses in Wales can be found in the north, with many close to the Irish Sea meaning conditions can be challenging; with many golf courses set to the stunning backdrop of the surrounding mountains. There are a number of fantastic golf courses in Flintshire and close to the Welsh border. Many offer fantastic views of the Dee Estuary and the Wirral Peninsula. Whilst other courses look towards Welsh landmarks such as the Clwydian range of mountains and the foothills of Snowdonia.

Flintshire’s location makes it the ideal location for a golfing break, close the English border and county of Cheshire.

A warm welcome awaits you at Northop Golf Club. Set in 250 acres of wonderful parkland with views across the Dee Estuary, the Flintshire golf club is playable twelve months of the year on USGA standard greens. With excellent drainage, the golf course is immaculately well-kept and ideal for players of all golfing abilities.

Founded in 1994, the Northop course was designed by former Ryder Cup player and renowned golf coach, John Jacobs.

Northop Golf Club are now part of the Gateway to Wales Golf Cluster play 6 courses for only £100!!

For more information or to purchase your pass call 0845 450 5885 or email: golf@nwt.co.uk or visit www.shop.gonorthwales.co.uk/golf-passes

01352 840 440 | mattpritchard@northopgo Northop Golf Club Ltd. Sinclair Northop, Flints

The superbly-appointed clubhouse at Northop Golf Club offers a well-stocked bar and a variety of snacks throughout the day. The purpose built facility is the ideal space to relax following your round with views across the golf course. Societies and visiting parties are welcome to Northop Golf Club throughout the year. The Club offer a range of summer and winter packages combining excellent golf on the championship course with fantastic dining options catering for everything from a bacon bap and coffee on arrival, to soup and sandwiches or a two-course meal following completion of your round. The Club’s dedicated Professional team are also on hand during society days to ensure the smooth running of your event, assisting with everything from nearest the pin and longest drive markers, to prize presentation and advice.

olfclub.co.uk | www.northopgolfclub.co.uk r House Northop Country Park shire CH7 6WA

Away from the golf course, East Lothian offers many activities for outdoor enthusiasts including water sports, cycling, horse riding, or walking along the many tracks and trails.

With 40 miles of stunning coastline, golden beaches and rolling countryside, East Lothian boasts excellent food and drink and access to some of the world’s finest links golf courses. All just minutes from Edinburgh and international Airport. The rugged and beautiful coastline of East Lothian is affectionately known as Scotland’s Golf Coast with so much choice

Visiting groups can enjoy a blend of traditional links exposed to the varying wind conditions of the region and an excellent array of inland golf courses; many steeped in history and all offering a warm welcome to visiting golfers.

The historic streets of the East Lothian towns and villages all have their own unique story to tell and traditional buildings and landmarks to explore. Seasonal produce is available to try and purchase in the local farm shops, from traditional cider to Scottish liqueurs, freshly caught seafood and a variety of locally grown fruit and vegetables.

There are over twenty-one golf courses situated along the 30 mile coastline of Scotland’s Golf Coast which between them, have hosted four Scottish Open Championships. The often sunny, dry region of Scotland offers all-year-round golf at renowned venues including Gullane, Musselburgh, Muirfield and Craigielaw golf clubs.

The Lothians region is an idyllic rural escape and can be explored from a eclectic range of accommodation options along the coastline from B&Bs, boutique hotels to caravan parks and lodges.

The Musselburgh Golf Club

Located just a few minutes south of Edinburgh, the Lothians region is one of Scotland’s finest golf break destinations with a choice of well over twenty-two golf courses to test all ages and abilities. Visiting groups can enjoy a blend of traditional links exposed to the varying wind conditions of the region and an excellent array of inland golf courses; many steeped in history and all offering a warm welcome to visiting golfers. The rugged and beautiful coastline of East Lothian is affectionately known as Scotland’s Golf Coast with so much choice within an hour’s drive from the historic and lively capital city of Edinburgh and its international airport. The interesting old market town of Musselburgh lies six miles east of Edinburgh where the River Esk meets the sea. The town is well known for golf, its famous racecourse as well as many great architectural displays. Musselburgh really does offer something for everyone.Musselburgh Golf Club was founded in 1938 and, over the years, the course has hosted many amateur events and, on two occasions, the Scottish Professional Championship. We were the regional qualifying course between 2010 – 2012, and then the Final Qualifying course for the Open in 2013

A stunning parkland course within easy driving distance of Edinburgh

Monktonhall | Musselburgh | EH21 6SA

Designed by legendary golf course architect, James Braid, the Par 71, 6,725 yard Musselburgh golf course represents a challenge for even the most accomplished of golfer. Built around a bend in the River Esk, the treelined but generous fairways see many of the Club’s visitors return year-after-year. The superb, white building that houses Musselburgh’s clubhouse overlooks the eighteenth green. With daily menus catering for all manner of dining occasions, the clubhouse offers a spacious, comfortable space to relax pre or post round. The clubhouse complex hosts a well stocked professional shop with equipment and clothing from the game’s leading manufacturers.

Only 20 minutes from the centre of Edinburgh and 30 minutes from Edinburgh Airport, the Musselburgh Golf Club is easily accessed by visitors to the East Lothian region. Guests are made most welcome every day of the week, and at the weekends after 1pm. The Club offers an array of day tickets and society packages which can be tailored to meet the needs and budgets of the visiting party and, with experience of catering for all manner of events, visiting groups can enjoy everything from a simple bacon roll and coffee on arrival to a light lunch or two course meal in formal settings following completion of their round.

0131 665 2005 / 0131 665 7055 secretary@themusselburghgolfclub.com www.themusselburghgolfclub.com

Golf In The Highlands Of Scotland The Scottish Highlands are home to some of Scotland’s finest golf courses. The tumultuous rise and fall of the landscape in the Highlands makes it so appealing to those seeking a different type of golfing experience From the region’s traditional links and superb inland golf courses, you can get lost in tranquillity in the Highlands of Scotland. Offering some of the best golfing experiences in the United Kingdom with something to suit every budget and every ability, the region is amass with value for money and excellent golfing opportunities. The inland courses of the Scottish Highlands have been the drawing board for some of the great golf course architects to hone their talents with many of the links golf course the work of Old Tom Morris and the legendary golf course architect, James Braid. These entrepreneurs of golf course design took advantage of the region’s well-draining seaside turf to create the idyllic rolling fairways of today. Meandering through mature trees and blooming heather whilst basking in the splendour of the surrounding hills and mountains of the Highlands, Highland courses feature some of the most breath-taking views in golf.

For an unforgettable experience, this region of Scotland offers outstanding value and an array of non-golfing activities for off-course entertainment and non-playing family members. The picturesque towns and villages of the Scottish Highlands offer a great choice of accommodation and quality establishments for eating and drinking, as well as many wonderful attractions such as whiskey distilleries, historic castles to adventure sports and salmon fishing. Society organisers can choose from allinclusive vacations, travelling independently or DIY golf tours with compete control over their own itinerary and the courses that they play.

The tumultuous rise and fall of the landscape in the Highlands makes it so appealing to those seeking a different type of golfing experience The region’s breath-taking scenery surrounds moorland, heathland and links golfing gems in the north of Scotland. Combined with the natural beauty of its tranquil glens, lush forests and an incredible array of wildlife, the Highlands’ superb variety of golf courses create the perfect destination for a golfing break with friends. For an unforgettable experience, the region of Scotland offers outstanding value and an array of non-golfing activities for off-course entertainment and non-playing family members. The picturesque towns and villages of the Scottish Highlands offer a great choice of accommodation and quality establishment for dining and drinking as well as many wonderful attractions such as whisky distilleries, historic castles to adventure sports and salmon fishing. Society organisers can choose from all-inclusive vacations, travelling independently or DIY golf tours with compete control over their own itinerary and the courses that they play.

A beautiful and challenging golf course… Golf was first played over six holes at Boat of Garten Golf Club in 1898. Since this time, the golf course has been extensively redesigned by legendary golf course architect, James Braid; who extended the course in 1930 to the eighteen holes that can be enjoyed today.

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Boat Of Garten Golf Club

When it comes to golf in the Scottish Highlands, Boat of Garten Golf Club should be high on the list of must-play golf courses. ‘The Boat’ is set alongside the River Spey in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park, ten minutes from the village of Aviemore. The course represents a demanding test of golfing skill but is also a magnificent setting for the game comprising eighteen completely unique golf holes offering their own individual golfing challenges. The shaped fairways, heather and broom of The Boat make it a scenic experience whilst maximising the natural landscape and beautiful countryside that surrounds it. The Boat’s well appointed clubhouse offers excellent catering options with chef John Mackie providing full Scottish breakfasts, Barista coffee with pastries right up to full three course evening meals with a wine of your choice. The bar area has recently been extended and refurbished and the patio area offers one of the best views in the whole of the Highlands, an uninterrupted view over the golf course to the Cairngorm mountain range including the famous Lairig Ghru pass. Today, the clubhouse can comfortably cater for larger social and formal events throughout the year. Set overlooking the Club’s practice putting green, it is ideal for relaxation pre or post round, enjoying a bite to eat or drinks with friends.

Golf societies are welcome at Boat Of Garten Golf Club throughout the year with a range of packages to suit the particular needs of any visiting party. The Boat’s highly qualified catering and bar staff will ensure that the day runs smoothly and is a memorable experience for all players Boat of Garten Golf Club makes a great base to explore the golf course and entertainment on offer in the Highlands with a range of accommodation available in the village. Many accommodation providers offer discounted green fees at the golf club during a stay.

Nethybridge Road Boat of Garten PH24 3BQ 01479 831 282 office@boatgolf.com www.boatgolf.com

A Natural Wonder – East Cumbria East Cumbria is situated in the north of England between the Lake District, the Yorkshire Dales and the North Pennines. The region is amass with some of the most beautiful countryside in the British Isles. Visitors to East Cumbria will be inspired by the views and the fresh air. Coupled with the marvellous parkland and links style golf courses the region is the ideal retreat for a golfing break. East Cumbria is served by the Fellsman Steam Railway which allows visitors to explore all parts of East Cumbria at relative ease. One of the most spectacular parts of the area to visit is the Lake District National Park in Cumbria, with stunning scenery and endless activities, beautiful villages and amazing fells. It is no wonder thousands of visitors arrive in the Lake District every year. Meanwhile, Carlisle has an historic past dating back to Roman times holds much of interest for tourists and visitors alike. With sightseeing and cultural places of interest aplenty, the region is home to the magnificent Hadrian's Wall as well as several old Roman Forts which it on the on the borders of the city. Carlisle is a vibrant place to visit with many cafes, bars and restaurants and plenty of good shopping.

Whilst, the ancient, historic market town of Appleby is famous for the annual June Horse Fair which has been running for more than 300 years. East Cumbria is also an ideal location to stay in if you would like to visit the Yorkshire Dales, with its beautiful rolling scenery, spectacular views and endless outdoor activities. The Dales are home to the Pennine Way and Coast to Coast long distance footpaths; whilst Aysgarth and the spectacular fall offer various cycle rides on one of the many routes which cross through the area. The famous Three Peaks in East Cumbria attract climbers and walkers from all over the world.

Appleby Golf Club

A natural all year round inland links course. Located on Brackenber Moor, the course at Appleby Golf Club Course is renowned throughout Cumbria and beyond. The high quality of the greens and firm fairways which drain very well, are a big attraction for travelling golfers each year. A par 68 which measured 5,998 yards from the championship white tees, Appleby golf course has a reputation as being a fantastic winter golf course and in fact, the fairways are presented as well during the winter as they are in the summer months. Stunning panoramic views can be enjoyed from the course and the clubhouse building as the splendour to the North Pennines, the Howgills and the Lake District stretch out across the landscape surrounding the golf club. The well-appointed Appleby clubhouse has been extended and refurbished over the years and today offers a wonderfully-appointed dining room, well-stocked bar, television lounge and snooker room. Whilst, the comfortable Gilf Pearson Lounge overlooks the eighteenth green and offers fantastic views whilst relaxing pre or post round. With a Cumbrian welcome received by all, the clubhouse offers a variety of snacks, meals and drinks throughout the week. Each week, Appleby Golf Club also serves a hugely popular Sunday Carvery which is popular with members and visitors to the club.

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“The real course defences come with the contours of the land and the everpresent breeze on Brackenber Moor”

All manner of social function can be catered for at the Appleby clubhouse which presents a great venue for a celebration!

Visitors are welcome at Appleby Golf Club seven days a week, fifty-two weeks of the year with the club even accommodating society groups during the weekend. The excellent golf on offer is complements by a full and varied menu catering for all requirements and budgets. The club’s management team are also on hand to ensure that the day runs smoothly and that your visit to Appleby Golf Club is a truly memorable experience.

Excellent Village Amenities Next To The Light Of The City As well as being the largest county in the north of England, Yorkshire is also home to the most golf courses. With many of these situated around the major cities of York, Leeds and Wakefield, you will find your perfect golf break with hundreds of accommodation providers, restaurants, bars and entertainment. With something for everyone, Yorkshire represents the ideal retreat for a golfing break with a wide variety of venues offering fantastic value for money. The county offer a mixture of big name venues and hidden gems which are just waiting to be discovered. The county is awash with inland links-style golf courses as well as grand parkland venues looking over picturesque countryside such as the majesty of the Yorkshire Dales and wonderful heathlands. Leeds has never been more popular with investment in the city making it one of the tourist hotspots of the country. As well as a hub of city life, Leeds is the third largest and one of the fastest growing, greenest cities in the UK. Easily accessed by junctions of the M1 and M62, this area of Yorkshire boasts excellent road and rail links as well as an international airport. The thriving city centre is also a popular choice for golfing breaks with visiting groups loving the bustling night life and the excellent golf that is on offer.

Leeds is packed full of golfing heritage with the area’s many golf clubs and resorts making the perfect retreat for the society golfer. Scarcroft is a rural village located just 6 miles to the north-east of Leeds city centre. Situated between Leeds and Wetherby, Scarcroft is the ideal base to explore the traditional Yorkshire countryside with many old agricultural and toll buildings, cosy village inns and farmland. The region offers visitors many walks and paths to explore and take in the fresh Yorkshire air.

Scarcroft Golf Club

There is an abundance of fine golf courses on offer in West Yorkshire and the surrounding area. Easily accessed by junctions of the A1, M1 and M62, the region features a number of grand parkland venues looking over picturesque countryside such as the majesty of the Yorkshire Dales.

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With something for everyone, West Yorkshire Great is the ideal retreat for a golfing break with a wide variety of venues offering fantastic value for money. Leeds has never been more popular with investment in the city making it one of the tourist hotspots of the country. As well as a hub of city life, Leeds is the third largest and one of the fastest growing, greenest cities in the UK. With excellent road and rail links as well as an international airport, the thriving city centre is also a popular choice for golfing breaks with visiting groups loving the bustling night life and the excellent golf that is on offer. Leeds is packed full of golfing heritage with the area’s many golf clubs and resorts making the perfect retreat for the society golfer.

Scarcroft Golf Club is situated to the North of Leeds and very close to both the Alwoodley and Moortown Golf Clubs. The par 71 golf course, which measures 6,243 yards from the white tees represents an enjoyable but challenging test to all ages and abilities of golfer. The lovely meandering and easywalking golf course boasts farreaching views of the North Yorkshire Moors, whilst tree-lined fairways mean you need to keep it straight off the tee in order to score well. The golf club has a rich history but was fully extended with the facilities that can be enjoyed today added to its current site in the 1980s. The Scarcroft clubhouse features two lounges, a bar and snooker room. Sports television and a variety of beverages in the Viking Bar and Trophy lounge whilst, dining facilities for up to 110 people in the wonderfully appointed, Blackburn Lounge.

A warm friendly welcome awaits you at Scarcroft Golf Club with a clubhouse team who aim to ensure that your day is memorable for all the right reasons, both on and off the course. Bar and catering facilities are available throughout the day.

Two loops of nine makes it a great venue for corporate or society golf days but everyone is welcome. Scarcroft Golf Club offer various golf day packages which can be tailored to meet the needs, requirements and budgets of the visiting party. Each package includes championship golf on the Scarcroft golf course and excellent dining options. The club’s professional team are also on hand to offer their advice on the day and to ensure that the event runs as smoothly as possible allowing you to enjoy all the Scarcroft Golf Club has to offer.

0113 289 2311 | manager@scarcroftgolfclub.co.uk www.scarcroftgolfclub.co.uk Scarcroft Golf Club, Syke Lane, Scarcroft, Leeds, Ls14 3Bq

North Cornwall Is Fantastic Home to England’s most southerly-tip, Land’s End, Cornwall has a reputation for fine food and delicacies such as the world famous Cornish pasty. The region also has a reputation as a fantastic destination for golf breaks with the coastal towns and cities of Falmouth, St Ives, Newquay and St Austell all featuring breath-taking scenery and a littering of beautifully maintained, must-play golf courses. One of England’s most beautiful counties, Cornwall is a wonderful place to visit whether playing golf or visiting with the family. Sites of historical importance, large green open spaces, the many festivals and cultural activities on offer all make Cornwall a haven for holiday-makers. The Atlantic Coast of North Cornwall stretches for over 40 miles from Bude to Perranporth Encompasses beautiful landscapes and rural charm where towns and villages huddle in the cliffs for protection against the sea. Whilst the coastal parish of Lanteglos is home to numerous picturesque walks and rides as well as many more country pursuits. A renowned destination for thrill seekers, the mile wide bays of North Cornwall are popular with surfers and an abundance of seaside attractions can be enjoyed by all the family. The region represents the perfect blend of the unique Cornish buzz with absolutely stunning scenery, not to mention, North Cornwall’s fantastic array of golf courses.

Accommodation providers range from local bed & breakfasts to chain hotels but are affordable for large groups. The eateries or Cornwall are fantastic and the ideal place to try something new whilst the night life is typical to that of UK seaside towns. With something to whet all golfing appetites, the region features all styles of golf course from links courses played over cliff-tops to inland heathland and parkland courses. With sensational panoramic views and tricky holes to contend with, any stray shots in Cornwall can still be enjoyed!

RESIDENTIAL GOLF BREAKS 2022

Bowood Park Located in the heart of North Cornwall, Bowood Park Hotel & Golf Club is set among 230 acres of rolling hills and woodland in a designated area of Special Landscape Value. The area which today, is used for the golf course is a former 13th century deer park owned by the Black Prince. The surrounding North Cornwall area is packed with attractions, both natural and manmade. During a stay, visitors can take in the National Trust coastline or browse the wonderful fishing villages of Padstow or Port Isaac. Activities such as fishing, horse riding and shooting are also available or, why not visit one of the other 34 Cornish golf courses during your stay?

Within the deer park, Bowood Park’s two superb loops of nine holes measure 6,692 yards from the white tees and are set up to maximise enjoyment for all levels of golfer, whilst providing a fair test of ability with no less than twenty-six lakes and ponds dotted around the golf course.

Bowood Park’s golf team will be on hand for the duration of your stay or golf day to ensure that the society or corporate event runs smoothly, from arrival through the prize giving.

Commanding views of the majestic Bowood Park clubhouse can be seen from the eighteenth fairway, the ideal venue for refreshment pre or post round. The well-appointed clubhouse provides extensive catering for all occasions from a simple drink with friends through to more formal dining occasions and functions.

The Atlantic Coast of North Cornwall stretches for over 40 miles from Bude to Perranporth Encompasses beautiful landscapes and rural charm where towns and villages huddle in the cliffs for protection against the sea A renowned destination for thrill seekers, the mile wide bays are popular with surfers and an abundance of seaside attractions can be enjoyed by all the family. The region represents the perfect blend of the unique Cornish buzz with absolutely stunning scenery, not to mention, Cornwall’s fantastic array of golf courses. With something to whet all golfing appetites, the region features all styles of golf course from links courses played over cliff-tops to inland heathland and parkland courses. With sensational panoramic views and tricky holes to contend with, any stray shots in Cornwall can still be enjoyed!

Well worth a visit in 2022

Visitors are welcomed to Bowood Park Hotel & Golf Club throughout the year. Society groups can customise their own golf day to comprise excellent golf on the championship Bowood Park course, delicious dining options and even a stay in Bowood Park’s elegant Hotel. The golf course appears in the ‘Top 100 courses under £50’ offering extremely good value for money whilst the clubhouse and hotel are located in the same building with easy access to the golf course from the main entrance.

Residential Golf Breaks 2022 2 Day Golf Break to include: 2 DAY GOLF BREAK TO INCLUDE: 1 NIGHTS BED & BREAKFAST TWO ROUNDS OF GOLF SHARED ROOMS £100 PER PERSON SINGLE ROOMS £150 PER PERSON AVAILABLE MIDWEEK OR WEEKENDS 3 Day Golf Break to include: 3 DAY GOLF BREAK TO INCLUDE: 2 NIGHTS BED & BREAKFAST THREE ROUNDS OF GOLF SHARED ROOMS £175 PER PERSON SINGLE ROOMS £275 PER PERSON AVAILABLE MIDWEEK OR WEEKENDS 4 Day Golf Break to include: 4 DAY GOLF BREAK TO INCLUDE: 3 NIGHTS BED & BREAKFAST FOUR ROUNDS OF GOLF SHARED ROOMS £250 PER PERSON SINGLE ROOMS £400 PER PERSON AVAILABLE MIDWEEK OR WEEKENDS

£50 Pro Shop Voucher for groups of 16 and above. Dozen Balls for groups of 12-23. 2 Dozen Balls for groups of 24 or more. 1 FREE OF CHARGE allocation or the group organiser if numbers exceed 16. Golf Locker Room to store equipment. Dinner is available from our BAR MENU Buggy hire is available at £27 per round or £35 per day. Advanced booking is advisable.

Lanteglos Cornwall PL32 9RF | 01840 213 017 | golf@bowoodpark.com | www.bowoodpark.com

Much To See And Do In Mid Wales There is no doubting the splendour and beauty that Mid Wales has to offer. Central Wales is a vast area which offers visitors a variety of classic golf courses whilst enjoying some of the most breathtaking scenery in the whole of the UK. The region combines coastal links and fantastic inland golf courses, each of which make use of the superb characteristics that the surrounding Welsh countryside has to offer. A quiet region with a lot to shout about in terms of golfing pedigree, Mid Wales appeals to all standards of golfer which makes it a ‘must visit’ destination for golf breaks. The large county of Powys offers plenty of golf courses from the north to the south - you can even tee off in one country and putt out in another! There are many reasonably priced accommodation providers and eateries making for a great getaway. A great place for a golf holiday, Powys boats fantastic views of the Welsh landscape from hills and scenic valleys to the rivers and peaceful lakes that the region is in abundance of.

Meanwhile, the town of Llandrindod Wells, as the name implies, is historically linked with the health-giving waters which it still provides today. Recent years has seen a rise in the number of holiday-makers visiting the town with Llandrindod Wells boasting a variety of accommodation providers to suit all tastes and pockets. Whilst, Gwynedd in Mid Wales boasts a number of stunning golf course which make it a very popular destination for golf breaks. The Gwynedd region boasts three of the Top 100 Golf Courses in the UK as well as other excellent golfing challenges. With some of the finest golf courses in Wales and one of the most fantastic settings in world golf, located close to the Snowdonia National Park, Gwynedd is a popular region for golf breaks. With the spectacular backdrop of Snowdonia, the surroundings of the golf courses in Gwynedd can really take your breath away.

Llandrindod Wells Golf Club Since 1905

Central Wales is a vast area which offers visitors a variety of classic golf courses whilst enjoying some of the most breath-taking scenery in the whole of the UK at the same time. The region combines coastal links and fantastic inland golf courses, each of which make use of the superb characteristics that the surrounding Welsh countryside has to offer. A quiet region with a lot to shout about in terms of golfing pedigree, Mid Wales appeals to all standards of golfer which makes it a ‘must visit’ destination for golf breaks. The town of Llandrindod Wells, as the name implies, is historically linked with the health-giving waters which it still provides today. Recent years has seen a rise in the number of holiday-makers visiting the town with Llandrindod Wells boasting a variety of accommodation providers to suit all tastes and pockets.

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Over 100 Years of Golfing History

Established in 1907, Llandrindod Golf Club has been welcoming golfers for over 100 years. The golf course was the brainchild of a group of local businessmen who identified land overlooking the Victorian Spa town as the ideal location for an 18hole golf course to serve the visitors that flocked to the town to ‘take the waters’. Designed by six times Open Champion, Harry Vardon and altered some years later by the legendary golf course architect, James Braid; Llandrindod Wells is a member of the Heart of Wales Golf Breaks group offering affordable golfing holidays in central Wales. Sculptured from the natural contours of the landscape, the upland links golf course provides a true test for golfers of all abilities combining the natural turf banks, hazards and well-protected true running greens for an enjoyable day’s golf.

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Overlooking the neighbouring town and valleys, the course boasts amazing views right from the first tee when you look out across the boating lake and over the rooftops of the Victorian town. The beautifully-appointed, Llandrindod Wells clubhouse features a recently refurbished restaurant which can seat up to 70 people for a formal dinner as well as a comfortable space to relax following completion of your round. Golf societies are welcome through the year on weekends and weekdays. The Llandrindod Wells golf course is a fantastic ‘competition course’ with the aptly named, ‘Death or Glory’, 18th hole providing the decider for many a match. The golf club can offer society organisers a fully flexible day with three specially designed society packages available. Each option includes dining options which can be selected from the Par 3 Catering Dinner Menu.

01668 214 321 secretary@bamburghcastlegolfclub.co.uk www.bamburghcastlegolfclub.co.uk