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National Corporate Golf Membership with Marriott NATIONAL CORPORATE GOLF MEMBERSHIP WITH MARRIOTT BREADSALL PRIORY MARRIOTT HOTEL & COUNTRY CLUB FOREST OF ARDEN MARRIOTT HOTEL & COUNTRY CLUB HOLLINS HALL MARRIOTT HOTEL & COUNTRY CLUB LINGFIELD PARK MARRIOTT HOTEL & COUNTRY CLUB MEON VALLEY MARRIOTT HOTEL & COUNTRY CLUB SPROWSTON MANOR MARRIOTT HOTEL & COUNTRY CLUB ST PIERRE MARRIOTT HOTEL & COUNTRY CLUB TUDOR PARK MARRIOTT HOTEL & COUNTRY CLUB WORSLEY PARK MARRIOTT HOTEL & COUNTRY CLUB All information correct as at August 2016 and is subject to change without notice. MARRIOTT HOTEL & COUNTRY CLUBS With a choice of conveniently located venues across England and Wales, Marriott is the Number 1 choice for corporate golf. With our new National Corporate Golf packages offering freedom, flexibility and even better value for money, there’s never been a better time to join. Each venue offers at least one Championship golf course with first class on and off-course facilities including: • A range of meeting and event spaces offering Marriott’s Meetings Imagined product which puts people at the centre of the entire meeting experience and brings your vision to life in ways you never imagined. • Access to Fitness Clubs including indoor heated pools and state-of-the-art gymnasiums • Health & Beauty facilities offering famous brands and treatments in the hands of our highly trained professionals. • Luxurious bedrooms offering Marriott’s famous bedding product and industry leading entertainment system • Award winning dining in a choice of restaurants. • WiFi throughout • First class service and hospitality Benefits of Marriott’s National Corporate Membership include: • Up to 8 rounds of golf per day across 9 venues. Additional rounds can be played over and above the 8 rounds per day at the member guest rate. • Rounds can be used by anyone nominated by the card holder. • 10% off food and beverage at any full service UK Marriott. • 10% off golf shop products on the day of play • Additional savings available on non–discounted conference rates and golf tuition rates. • Use of the fitness facilities on the day of play (each golfer and 1 guest per golfer) • 20% discount off any corporate golf days • Tee-times can be booked up to 28 days in advance • One host venue will take care of all your bookings across the venues. *Terms & Conditions apply. For full details contact the Marriott Hotel & Country Club of your choice. Forest of Arden Marriott Hotel & Country Club MEMBERSHIP TIERS 9 STUNNING Our membership tiers offer companies unlimited opportunities to entertain clients, suppliers or UK LOCATIONS colleagues as well as discounted green fees, fitness club usage and accommodation. Marriott has 9 Hotel & Country Clubs in perfectly placed locations across the United Kingdom. GOLD TIER £16,995 + VAT at current rate. Up to 8 rounds per day at any Marriott UK venue* SILVER TIER £9,995 + VAT at current rate. 200 rounds of golf at any Fraserburgh Marriott UK venue* Inverness Peterhead BRONZE TIER Aberdeen £6,995 + VAT at current rate.160 rounds of golf at any Fort William Montrose 3 Marriott UK venues* Dundee Perth St Andrews For more information or to join as a member please M90 Stirling M9 contact the Hotel & Country Club of your choice. Dunoon GLASGOW EDINBURGH M74 * Terms & Conditions apply. Kilmarnock A1 Prestwick A74(M) Dumfries NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE Stranraer SUNDERLAND Carlisle Durham Middlesbrough Darlington M6 A1 Scarborough Douglas A1(M) Bridlington Morecambe 3 York Blackpool M6 LEEDS M62 BRADFORD HULL Preston M62 Scunthorpe M58 9 Grimsby MANCHESTER Holyhead LIVERPOOL A1(M) M53 SHEFFIELD A1 Bangor Lincoln M1 Wrexham 1 NOTTINGHAM DERBY Grantham King's Shrewsbury M54 A1 6 Lynn Norwich WOLVERHAMPTON LEICESTER Peterborough Great Aberystwyth BIRMINGHAM Yarmouth 2 Huntingdon A10 Bury Northampton St Edmunds Worcester M40 Cambridge Stratford A1 Ipswich M1 Hereford upon Avon Milton A40 M50 Keynes Carmarthen STANSTED Colchester Abergavenny Gloucester Luton M5 Oxford M11 Chelmsford M40 Pembroke M25 SWANSEA LONDON 7 Reading Southend-on-Sea Swindon CARDIFF BRISTOL CITY M4 HEATHROW Bath M3 Canterbury M5 A303 M25 8 M20 GATWICK 4 Dover Winchester Ashford Bideford A303 M5 SOUTHAMPTON 5 Brighton Eastbourne Exeter PORTSMOUTH A38 Bournemouth Newquay Torquay PLYMOUTH St Ives Penzance Breadsall Priory Marriott Hotel & Country Club 1 BREADSALL PRIORY 3 HOLLINS HALL MARRIOTT HOTEL & COUNTRY CLUB MARRIOTT HOTEL & COUNTRY CLUB Moor Road, Morley, Derby DE7 6DL Hollins Hill, Baildon, Shipley, +44 (0)1332 832 235 Bradford BD17 7QW MarriottBreadsallPriory.co.uk +44 (0)1274 530 053 MarriottHollinsHall.co.uk FACILITIES • 104 bedrooms, 8 suites FACILITIES • 140 maximum event capacity • 117 bedrooms, 5 suites • 2 Championship Golf Courses • 200 maximum event capacity - Moorland Course, 18 holes, • Championship Golf Course, 18 holes, Par 70, 6028 Yards Par 71, 6671 yards - Championship Priory Course, • Hollins Hall Health & Beauty 18 holes, Par 70, 6120 Yards • Leisure Club • Priory Retreat Spa • Heathcliff’s Restaurant • Leisure Club • Heathcliff’s Lounge • Priory Restaurant • Zest Restaurant & Bar • Tempo Restaurant & Bar TRANSPORT LINKS TRANSPORT LINKS Guiseley - 2 miles Derby - 4 miles Shipley - 2 miles East Midlands EMA - 19 miles Leeds Bradford International LBA - 4.5 miles 2 FOREST OF ARDEN 4 MEON VALLEY MARRIOTT HOTEL & COUNTRY CLUB MARRIOTT HOTEL & COUNTRY CLUB Maxstoke Lane, Meriden, Sandy Lane, Shedfield, Birmingham CV7 7HR Southampton SO32 2HQ +44 (0)1676 522 335 +44 (0)1329 833 455 MarriottForestofArden.co.uk MarriottMeonValley.co.uk FACILITIES FACILITIES • 214 bedrooms • 87 bedrooms, 26 suites • 350 maximum event capacity • 120 maximum event capacity • 2 Golf Courses • 225 Acres Grounds - Aylesford Resort Course, 18 holes, • 2 Golf Courses Par 69, 5801 yards - Championship Meon Course, 18 holes, - Arden Championship Course, Par 71, 6520 yards 18 holes, Par 72, 7213 yards - Valley Course, 9 holes, Par 35, 2879 yards • The Cedarwood Spa • The Retreat Spa • Leisure Club • Leisure Club • Oaks Bar & Grill Restaurant • Broadstreet Restaurant • Zest Restaurant • Zest Restaurant, Bar & Lounge TRANSPORT LINKS TRANSPORT LINKS Birmingham International - 3.2 miles Botley - 2.4 miles Birmingham BHX - 3.7miles Southampton Airport Parkway - 7 miles Southampton SOU - 10 miles 5 LINGFIELD PARK 7 ST PIERRE MARRIOTT HOTEL & COUNTRY CLUB MARRIOTT HOTEL & COUNTRY CLUB Racecourse Road, Lingfield RH7 6PQ St Pierre Park, Chepstow, Wales NP16 6YA +44 (0)1342 830 930 +44 (0)1291 625 261 MarriottLingfieldPark.co.uk MarriottStPierre.co.uk FACILITIES FACILITIES • 110 bedrooms, 6 suites • 132 bedrooms, 16 suites • 450 maximum event capacity • 300 maximum event capacity • Lingfield Park Racecourse • 2 Golf Courses • Lingfield Park Golf Course, 18 hole, - Championship Old Course, 18 holes, Par 72, 6487 yards Par 72, 7028 yards • Breathe Health Spa - Mathern Course, 18 holes, • Leisure Club Par 68, 5730 yards • Cyprium Bar & Grill • The Beauty Rooms Leisure Club TRANSPORT LINKS • Morgans Restaurant Lingfield - 0.7 miles • Zest Restaurant & Bar Gatwick - 11.1 miles • Trophy Bar London Gatwick LGW - 11.1miles • TRANSPORT LINKS Chepstow - 5 miles Bristol Temple Meads - 20 miles Bristol BRS - 27 miles 6 SPROWSTON MANOR 8 TUDOR PARK MARRIOTT HOTEL & COUNTRY CLUB MARRIOTT HOTEL & COUNTRY CLUB Wroxham Road, Norwich NR7 8RP Ashford Road, Bearsted, +44 (0)1603 410 871 Maidstone ME14 4NQ MarriottSprowstonManor.co.uk +44 (0)162 273 4334 MarriottTudorPark.co.uk FACILITIES • 75 bedrooms, 19 suites FACILITIES • 500 maximum event capacity • 119 bedrooms, 1 suite • Sprowston Manor Course, 18 holes, • 250 maximum capacity Par 71, 6547 yards • Championship Golf Course, 18 holes, • La Fontana Spa Par 70, 6041 yards • Leisure Club • The Park & Health Beauty Salon • 1559 Restaurant & Lounge Bar • Leisure Club • Zest Cafe Bar & Grill • Conical Grill • Zest Bar TRANSPORT LINKS • Mezzanine Bar Norwich - 4 miles Norwich NWI - 3.5 miles TRANSPORT LINKS Bearsted - 1 mile Maidstone East - 5 miles London Gatwick LGW - 34 miles 8 9 WORSLEY PARK MARRIOTT HOTEL & COUNTRY CLUB Worsley Park, Manchester M28 2QT REWARDING EVENTS +44 (0)161 975 2000 FOR YOUR DELEGATES. MarriottWorsleyPark.co.uk AMAZING REWARDS FACILITIES FOR YOU. • 153 bedrooms, 5 suites • 250 maximum event capacity • Championship Golf Course, 18 holes, The award-winning frequent traveller Par 71, 6611 yards program that rewards you with exclusive • Spa of Senses membership privileges when you travel, • Leisure Club as well as points every time you book a • The Dining Rooms meeting or event. • Tempo at Worsley Park The Chimney Bar & Lounge • Enrol today and earn up to 50,000 Marriott TRANSPORT LINKS Rewards® points when you book your next Walkden - 1.2 miles meeting, event or over 10 guest rooms. Manchester MAN - 13.7 miles Hold at least one qualifying meeting or event with us in a year and you can enjoy Elite status, giving you more benefits and privileges, such as late checkout, gift shop discounts and exclusive member offers. MORE POINTS. MORE PERKS. • Free hotel stays at more than 3,700 locations worldwide. • Golf and spa packages at a wide range of resorts and locations. • Credit towards your next meeting. • High street shopping vouchers. • Frequent flyer miles with more than 30 airline programmes. TO LEARN MORE AND TO ENROL, VISIT MARRIOTTREWARDS.CO.UK/REWARDINGEVENTS Hollins Hall Marriott Hotel & Country Club.
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