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Burntisland Brochure Visitors For green fees and Welcome to Burntisland Golf House Club packages: Page 2. Membership Golf has been played at Burntisland in Fife since 1797 – historians suggest 1688! The Various levels of original Burntisland Golf Club is officially recognised as the 10th oldest club in the world. membership are First surveyed by Old Tom Morris, the Dodhead parkland layout of 1896 was designed by available: Page 3. Willie Park Jnr, twice Open champion, and updated by James Braid in 1922. Corporate Our 6000 Yard course with generous fairways, lush grass and links type greens presents Treat your employees/ players of all standards with many different challenges and fair tests for shotmaking to score well – and have fun too! clients/guests: Page 4. Overlooking the historic holiday town of Burntisland, the views over the Firth of Forth and Sponsorship towards the famous Forth Bridges are truly stunning. Edinburgh Castle is visible from the Three levels of aesthetic 8th hole. sponsorship are The Dodhead course is just outside Burntisland close to St Andrews the home of Golf. available: pages 5/10. Come and enjoy Burntisland Golf House Club and the Willie Park experience – his only course in Fife – you will be glad you did! Professionals Meet our team: Pages 11/12. “You can be assured of an excellent course, a lively Gents & Seniors clubhouse with excellent catering, and a well stocked Key events Page 13. Pro Shop to meet all your golfing needs. We look forward to welcoming all visitors and sponsors to Burntisland Golf House Club and providing them with Ladies/Juniors first class hospitality along with a memorable Golf enjoyable golf experience. “ Ladies and Juniors Gardner Brownlie - BGHC Captain sections: Pages 14/15. Green Staff Meet the team who maintain the course: Page 16. Catering We have a welcoming clubhouse and excellent catering: Page 17. www.burntislandgolfhouseclub.co.uk 1 Mar 2016 Our Course Visitor Green Fees Burntisland Golf House Club possesses a character quite Burntisland Golf House Club offers a complete golfing unlike that of any other course in Fife, perched as it is experience and we will be happy to arrange a tailor-made high above the sea with stunning views south across the package for your group or corporate day. To make an River Forth to Edinburgh and west to the iconic Forth enquiry or to book a tee time call us on 01592 872116 or Bridge. The parkland layout provides an open yet email [email protected] challenging course which at just under 6000 yards is not long but is a fair and enjoyable test for golfers of all 2016 18 Day Under Members abilities. Green Fees Holes Ticket 18 Guests Spectacular views over the River Forth make the top part Mon-Tue (except Bank £22 £30 £6 £12 of the course on the 7th, 8th, 9th, and 14th holes Holidays) particularly scenic and enjoyable. Wed-Thu £29 £39 £6 £12 With tricky par 3’s par like the 3rd and 5th and par fours Fri-Sun £36 £48 £6 £12 like the 10th and 11th careful course management is required. One thing for certain is that irrespective of your ability Burntisland is an excellent and enjoyable test for all golfers. Golf Society Packages In addition to the Packages on offer, we also provide a Hole Name White Yellow Ladies free 4-ball voucher to all parties of 12 or more players which could be used as a prize, or for a raffle to raise 1 Farm Cottage 295 289 278 funds. 2 Low Binn 529 519 502 3 Whiinnyhall 221 208 177 Par Package Birdie Package £35 £40 4 Grangehill 360 351 328 Hot roll, tea/coffee on arrival. Hot roll, tea/coffee on arrival. 5 The Pond 144 139 122 1 round of golf. 1 round of golf. one main course meal High Tea or 2-course dinner 6 Inchkeith 157 139 143 7 Langbank 349 303 237 Eagle Package Saturday Medal Package 8 Black Rock 394 340 313 £55 £35* 9 Crow Wood 348 337 332 Hot roll, tea/coffee on arrival. Hot roll, tea/coffee on arrival. 2 rounds of golf. 1 round of golf. 10 Kingswood 344 337 328 soup and filled rolls between one main course meal rounds and High Tea after golf. * tee times bookable from 1pm. 11 Hawthorns 378 333 289 12 The Quarry 488 469 435 Mon/Tue Special Mon/Tue Special £22 £32 13 Dodhead 370 327 307 Soup and main course Soup and main course 14 The Delves 362 341 319 1 round of golf 2 rounds of golf 15 High Binn 319 304 290 16 The Gully 397 380 352 17 The Bottle 152 119 110 18 Coronation ‘53 365 319 258 IN 3175 2929 2688 OUT 2797 2625 2432 TOTAL 5972 5554 5120 www.burntislandgolfhouseclub.co.uk 2 Mar 2016 Payment of Fees Membership 2016 Fees cover the calendar year. Fees are due on 1st Burntisland prides itself for being a modern, progressive, January each year, and must be paid in full by the end of competitive, social, family friendly club. Our membership that month, unless an alternative arrangement for benefits are significant and our competitive membership payment of fees has been made with the Management fees include no joining fee, 5 rounds of golf at Thornton Committee. Golf Club and 5 rounds of golf at Balwearie Golf Club. We offer the best value for money golf in the area. Payment by direct debit The Direct Debit payment scheme usually operates in the The future of all golf clubs are juniors and Burntisland has following way: a very active junior section with several levels of junior • The member completes and submits the Direct membership available. Debit mandate form to the Finance Convenor; • Monthly payments are taken on the first working New member events are held at the beginning of the day of each month season to welcome you to the Club, enabling you to meet • The monthly payments start in July prior to the the committee and more importantly your fellow membership year and finish in June of the members. membership year (for example, for 2016 fees, payments will be taken from July 2015 through to With Gents Medals every Saturday and Wednesday as June 2016). well as weekly medals for Seniors, Ladies and Juniors there is competitive golf for all level of members. In addition to our weekly medals there are several prestigious Gents, Seniors, Ladies and Junior Club Social Membership Competitions including the Club Championships. We also have Gents, Ladies, Seniors and Junior teams Burntisland Golf House Club has an extremely active representing BGHC against other clubs within Fife. social calendar with competitively priced events throughout the year, including dances, theme nights, quiz Complete an application form on our website or contact nights as well as our popular Hogmanay bash. Catering us at [email protected], or telephone is provided by Jules and his on site catering team where 01592 874093. quality and value for money are at the fore! Check us out on Tripadvisor. Membership Type Fee FAMILY MEMBERSHIP £795 Two Adults plus up to 2 Children/Grandchildren (under 21). Gents and Ladies Full Members £450 Under-30s/5-day members £375 Country Member and Under-21s £250 Under-18s £125 Under-16s £65 Under-14s £35 Under-12s £15 Social £20 Membership Benefits • Includes 10 complimentary rounds of golf at local courses. 5 at Thornton and 5 at Balwearie • 25 extra balls at Cluny Clays and 10% discount in their shop and cafe. • Online Tee Booking • Preferential Green Fees at James Braid Association courses. http://www.burntislandgolfhouseclub.co.uk/ wp-content/uploads/Braid-Course-List-2015.pdf www.burntislandgolfhouseclub.co.uk 3 Mar 2016 Corporate Membership Corporate Golf Days We offer Corporate Membership which provides excellent With an expert team of PGA pros and hospitality staff, we value and can be used as an incentive for employees and can create the perfect company golf day from any of the clients. society packages listed on page 2. Whether it is informal with staff or competitive golf with clients we can help Each corporate card can be used by a single person deliver the perfect day. once per day Monday to Friday to book a tee time for a maximum of 4 players. Each additional player will use Please contact us to discuss your requirements, we will one of the 30 vouchers included with the membership. If be happy to show you around the facilities to help you you use all the included vouchers additional players can visualise and plan your golf day. still be signed on by the card holder by paying a guest fee, currently £12 for 2016 season. Our professionals will take care of your day by organising all that is required: Tee times are bookable up to 7 days in advance via the online booking system or by contacting 01592 872116. - Meet and greet on the day The card must be produced on arrival but not necessarily - Scoring by a representative of the members organisation. The - Free four ball voucher prize for parties of 12 or more. card is valid for 1 year. - Optional Pro clinic before your round - POA Corporate Membership costs £795 + vat. Multiple cards can be purchased. If you are interested or require more information please contact the club secretary on 01592 874093. Catering if required can be arranged by contacting us on 01592 874093. Catering is available from 10am during the playing season (Apr - Sept), or earlier by special arrangement. 1 membership + 30 Vouchers £795 + vat Full Monday to Friday membership Online booking rights 30 additional single round vouchers Guest rates after vouchers are used.
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