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A London & North West England Experience the Club Pelican A London & North West England Experience The Club Pelican Bay Signature Golf The Golf Professional staff at The Club Pelican Bay would like to announce a golf trip to London & North West England planned for September 2016. This is a fantastic opportunity to join your professional staff and play some of the great golf course's in the United Kingdom. Limited availability - please contact the golf shop by October 31st with your interest to join us. Please review the enclosed document which provides an overview of our trip. Final Itinerary to be confirmed. Best Wishes Jim DeMallie, PGA & your professional staff at The Club Pelican Bay Signature Golf About Us Signature Golf specialize in luxury, unique At Signature, we pride ourselves on our selection golfing experiences to the UK and Ireland. This of personal hosts, itinerary planners and drivers. allows us to create and tailor a perfect Our dedicated staff assist in creating your perfect golfing experience for your and your golf vacation paired with carefully selected members. accommodation and the finest golf courses the UK and Ireland have to offer. Established in 2013 comprising a team of passionate individuals with over 100 years of A plethora of excellent and challenging golf combined experience in the world of golf and awaits you as you travel throughout the UK and hospitality. Signature Golf have a network of Ireland in luxury and comfort with Signature golf professionals and contacts within these Golf. industries to create and deliver unique and personalized golfing experiences. Your journey starts here….. The difference is in the detail... “When great expectations lead to perfect experiences” Your Experience At a glance... Whats Included Group Details • Stay 4 Nights at the beautiful Oakley Court Hotel, Windsor (London) • Stay 4 Nights at the Hilton Hotel, Liverpool City Center Group Leader Jim DeMallie, PGA • Play at Sunningdale Old Course - London Proposed Dates September 2016 • Play at New Zealand - London • Play at Royal Birkdale - North West England Number of Guests 16 Guests • Play at Royal Liverpool - North West England • Play at Formby- North West England Destination(s) London & North West England • Welcome & Closing Meals • Breakfast Daily • Airport Chauffeur Transfers & Transfer’s To and From Golf Course’s in a Luxury Mercedes Minibus • Personal Host • 24 Hour Concierge Service Your Quote Excellence awaits The rates quoted are inclusive of all taxes but exclude any gratuities. Access London & North West England - September 2016 to most golf courses is only allowed to golfers with handicaps of 24 or less (men) or 36 or less (ladies). Twin Occupancy per golfer $7,395.00 The quote supplied is based on sixteen guests travelling. In order to Twin Occupancy per non - golfer $4,695.00 confirm the trip, a 30% non refundable deposit would be required on booking with the balance due 90 days in advance of arrival. All deposits and payments are non refundable so it is strongly advised that suitable travel insurance is taken out prior to travel. Oakley Court Hotel - England With an unrivalled location on the River We may not be the newest of hotels but we do Thames, the Oakley Court, Windsor, London is a have a deep soul with an attitude of service unique historic luxury hotel. The setting of many quality that others just dream about... famous films, the history of the hotel cannot be matched by any of our closest rivals. Hotel Features With a choice of bedrooms in either our Check In Time Room Amenities Hotel Facilities From 3:00pm Courtyard, East Wing, West Wing or Mansion King size bed as Fitness Centre Tennis Court House locations you can be assured that they all Check Out Time standard Pool Golf Course (within 2 enjoy the modern facilities expected in todays Until 11:00am Wifi Restaurant miles) world, so as well as all the usual things, we also Hotel Website www.oakleycourt.co.uk provide some little extras for our guests such Bathrobes Fitness Centre with Bikes available Sauna as free WiFi during your stay and use of In room safe Library fluffy bathrobes. Golf Course Room Service Hilton Hotel - England This Liverpool Hilton hotel offers award winning service The contemporary Exchange restaurant boasts beautiful views located within the fashionable Liverpool ONE development, of Chavasse Park, sumptuous seasonal cuisine for breakfast, less than 20 minutes from Royal Liverpool Golf Club and less lunch or dinner and elegant, stylish surroundings. Popular than 30 minutes from Royal Birkdale Golf Club. Enjoy access Liverpool bar, Pima, offers live entertainment, a relaxed to Liverpool’s wonderful attractions and spectacular views sociable ambience and an outdoor terrace. over the city. Liverpool one boasts an open-air shopping Named European Capital of Culture in 2008, Liverpool has district hosting over 160 high-street or designer stores, bars plenty to offer, including the Merseyside docks, UNESCO and restaurants for your enjoyment during your stay. World Heritage site. Spend a few hours in one of the city’s famous museums or galleries including The Beatles Story and Tate Liverpool. Hotel Features Feel at home in a bright guest room decorated Check In Time Room Amenities Hotel Facilities in cool, calm tones infused with natural light From 3:00pm Complimentary wi-fi. Fitness Centre through floor-to-ceiling windows. Watch on- Check Out Time demand movies, work at the spacious desk or Until 12:00pm Mini bar Spa Facilities unwind in the easy chair after a long day on the Hotel Website Satellite TV Laundry Service www.hilton.com/Liverpool course. Room Service Currency Exchange Safe in Room Sunningdale Old Course - England It is pure enchantment that characterizes Sunningdale Old. Course Architect Virtually every hole is played in splendid – and beautiful – Willie Park Jnr isolation, and in harmony with nature... There is subtlety here, Founded a measure of drama, and a wealth of that one indispensable 1901 ingredient, pleasurable excitement... No wonder it may be the most Golf Cart Availability beloved inland course in the British Isles. Available, Med Cert req. Website Link Hosted: British Masters | Seniors Open Championship | Women’s British Open Coming Soon New Zealand Golf Club - England You’ll not forget the heather and rhododendrons at this beautifully Course Architect maintained and uncomplicated heathland course, another of Samuel Fergusson Surrey’s many gems. All though slightly on the short side by Founded modern day standards, with one par-5 and five par-3s, New Zealand 1895 will fully test your game with many fine par-4s. Accurate driving Golf Cart Availability and a good short game will serve you well here. No Golf Carts Available Website Link The flat terrain may give a similar character to some of the holes, Coming Soon while all around is wonderfully mature woodland that once formed a corner of the once mighty Royal Forest of Windsor. As for the Club’s name - The New Zealand connection comes from the colonial associations of the former landowners of the land on which the course is laid out. Royal Birkdale - England Royal Birkdale has been voted the No.1 course in Britain and is Course Architect undoubtedly among the best in the world. George Lowe Founded Truly one of Britain’s finest golf clubs. 1889 Located in the coastal resort of Southport, home to many of the finest Golf Cart Availability links courses in England, Royal Birkdale is for many golfers, quite Limited, Medical Cert Req. simply, the best of all the great golf courses to have staged The Open Championship. Website Link Hosted - The Open Championship, The Ryder Cup Please Click Here Royal Liverpool - England Royal Liverpool has staged many major championships throughout Course Architect George Lowe the club’s long history. Situated on the Wirral coastline this challenging course has been home to more majors than any other Founded 1869 on our Royal Links package. Golf Cart Availability Play the links at Royal Liverpool and sense the history, walk in Limited, Medical Cert Req. the steps of great champions and marvel at the vast collection of memorabilia on display in Royal Liverpool’s stunning clubhouse. Website Link Hosted - The Open Championship, Amateur Championship Please Click Here Formby Golf Club - England Running through mature sand dunes and the Formby pinewoods, the combination of well protected greens, undulating Willie Park, James Braid, Harry Colt fairways and challenging tee shots makes this a gem of a course. Founded Magnicent in contrasts, the Links at Formby Golf Club were 1884 founded in 1884 and have been sensitively modernised over the Golf Cart Availability years, ensuring it remains a challenging but enjoyable test of golf. Limited, Medical Cert Req. Website Link Hosted the Amateur Championship and Curtis Cup Please Click Here London - Off the Course West End Show Windsor Castle Enjoy “Theatreland” in and near the West End of Windsor Castle is a royal residence at Windsor in the London, English county of Berkshire. Big stage productions, plays and comedy clubs can all The castle is notable for its long association with the be found in this mecca of performing arts. English and later British royal family and also for its architecture. London SightSeeing * Please note that the above are additions to your experience with Open Top Bus Tour or private taxi tour. Signature Golf and prices will be provided on further enquiry. The Original Tour invites you to experience the magical sights and sounds of London in comfort and safety aboard one of their hop-on hop-off bus tours. Founded over 60 years ago they are now the largest and most popular open-top sightseeing red bus tour operator in the world! Simply one of the best ways to see the most of the city.
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