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Both accomplished and less FoForr m moreore info informationrmation rregardingegarding golf golf days days visit vis it experienced golfers will relish the pleasures of a ma- our website: www.farthingstone.co.uk or Minimum group size for golf day packages is 8 people. ture and satisfying course that abounds in challenging our website www.farthingstone.co.uk or Minimum group size for golf day packages is 8 people. features. Woodland, water, naturally sweeping fairways alternatively contact a member of our features. Woodland, water, naturally sweeping fairways alternatively contact a member of our and carefully crafted greens make for a golng experi- reservations department on 01327 361291 Groups of 16 or more players will receive a free two ball voucher to use as a prize or for the organiser, ence to remember. 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Ayourfter deposit this poi fornt eachther ecancelling will be aperson. deduction of £5.00 per person from your Approximate Journey Times deposit for each cancelling person. London 90 Minutes Golf buggies are available on request, but subject to ground conditions prevailing on the day. Birmingham 60 Minutes Golf buggies are available on request but subject to ground conditions prevailing on the day. Banbury 20 Minutes Farthingstone Hotel & Golf Farthingstone Northampton 20 Minutes Farthingstone Nr Towcester Towcester 15 Minutes Northants NN12 8HA Daventry 15 Minutes Phone: 01327 361291 Fax: 01327 361645 Fax: 01327 361645 Email: [email protected] We look forward to welcoming you……... www.farthingstone.co.uk .
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