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Your local golf magazine for grass roots golfers Herts, Middlesex, Greater London, Berks, Bucks, Oxon and Surrey Caversham Heath Golf Club South East June/July National News County News Wedding Showcase Ladies News Golfing Great Senior Moments www.golfsouth.co.uk Use your smart phone to scan the code or go to our website. THE PGA CENTENARY COURSE - RORY MCILROY WELCOME GLENEAGLES - HOST VENUE OF THE 2014 RYDER CUP Come and play the Jack Nicklaus designed PGA Centenary Course where the European team won The Ryder Cup by 16.5 points to 11.5. Combine an overnight stay with a round of golf or play it as a visitor. Alternatively, play the magnificent King's or picturesque Queen's. The hardest choice you will have to make is which course to play. 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There is a combination of challenging golf club which welcomes visitors is one par 4’s, reachable par 5’s and six superb par For just £34 per person of the friendliest clubs in Surrey. The 3’s. The clubs signature hole is the 15th, combination of a superbly designed golf a 222 yard par 3 nestling in front of the course and excellent conference facilities clubhouse terrace. Receive a Free 4 ball prize will make your day one to remember. voucher with every booking Our conference facilities are perfect for Our 18 hole par 69 golf course opened your get away from it all meetings and an for 12 or more players in 1994, was designed by Peter Allis and ideal venue for combining business with Clive Clarke and is laid out on naturally pleasure. Enjoy the welcoming atmosphere undulating parkland set amongst mature of the clubhouse which boasts a 1st floor Offer available 1st April – oak woodland giving the impression that function suite overlooking the 15th hole 31st October the course has been around for many more with a private bar capable of hosting a sit years. The course provides an excellent down function for 150 guests. Additionally challenge to the skills of low and high Chobham Golf Club is licensed to hold Book now quoting handicap players alike. civil ceremonies and perfect for any special “Golf South” occasion. Built to championship standards with 01276 855584 USGA greens and tees, the course has “Chobham Golf Club, where great golf automatic irrigation and a drainage system meets first class hospitality for weddings, designed to provide excellent year round conferences and all types of celebrations” play. Among the many attractive features of [email protected] the course are the six strategically placed www.chobhamgolfclub.co.uk 6 Summer Golf at Chobham Golf Club Where a friendly welcome is guaranteed Perfect for Golf, Conference & Summer Golf Days Tea/coffee & bacon roll Weddings on arrival 18 Holes of golf Chobham Golf Club is a private members lakes. There is a combination of challenging golf club which welcomes visitors is one par 4’s, reachable par 5’s and six superb par For just £34 per person of the friendliest clubs in Surrey. The 3’s. The clubs signature hole is the 15th, combination of a superbly designed golf a 222 yard par 3 nestling in front of the course and excellent conference facilities clubhouse terrace. Receive a Free 4 ball prize will make your day one to remember. voucher with every booking Our conference facilities are perfect for Our 18 hole par 69 golf course opened your get away from it all meetings and an for 12 or more players in 1994, was designed by Peter Allis and ideal venue for combining business with Clive Clarke and is laid out on naturally pleasure. Enjoy the welcoming atmosphere undulating parkland set amongst mature of the clubhouse which boasts a 1st floor Offer available 1st April – oak woodland giving the impression that function suite overlooking the 15th hole 31st October the course has been around for many more with a private bar capable of hosting a sit years. The course provides an excellent down function for 150 guests. Additionally challenge to the skills of low and high Chobham Golf Club is licensed to hold Book now quoting handicap players alike. civil ceremonies and perfect for any special “Golf South” occasion. Built to championship standards with 01276 855584 USGA greens and tees, the course has “Chobham Golf Club, where great golf automatic irrigation and a drainage system meets first class hospitality for weddings, designed to provide excellent year round conferences and all types of celebrations” play. Among the many attractive features of [email protected] the course are the six strategically placed www.chobhamgolfclub.co.uk 7 LADIES GOLF New2Golf Ladies Swing into Action to raise funds for Velindre Hospital Golf Professional Gareth Bennett and Cottrell week or £25.00 for six weeks. The hour long Park Golf Resort have been raising funds for sessions covered all aspects of the game and Velindre Hospital in Whitchurch since August finished with an on-course fun competition.
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