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DRI TH R H SOU QUEENS PK RD PK C S RIC I EN DRIVE HCONTACTM DETAILS E OUTH 01202 451675 R U S On-course hospitality available Open for breakfast, lunch and evening meals O Q K [email protected] P N D PARRK RD NS Flexible dining space ICH E M E Woodpecker Café can be divided into smaller, Queen’s Park Golf Course U private spaces to host your prize givings Queen’s Park Pavilion, Queen’s Park WestO Drive, Bournemouth,Q BH8 9BY and evening entertainment N RD Great value, challenging golf in Accommodation ARK It can be difficult to select accommodationD from P the vast number of the heart of Bournemouth Entertainment hotels in Bournemouth and the surrounding areas of Christchurch and Poole. We’re on hand to help you find the perfect place to stay, and can Let us organise an evening of entertainment offer competitive rates if booked through our golf shop. to round of your golf day Booking terms and conditions apply – ask for more details. All information correct at time of going to print and may be subject to change. All rights reserved. ©BCP Council 2020. www.parkcafes.co.uk WWW.QUEENSPARKGOLFCOURSE.COMTITLE WITH CORNER ELEMENT WWW.QUEENSPARKGOLFCOURSE.COMTITLE WITH CORNER ELEMENT Owned and operated by BCP Council TITLE WITH CORNER ELEMENT TITLE WITH CORNER ELEMENT TITLE WITH CORNER ELEMENT TITLE WITH CORNER ELEMENT TITLE WITH CORNER ELEMENT TITLE WITH CORNER ELEMENT Welcome to QUEEN’S SOCIETY PACKAGES Queen’s Park Golf Course is the perfect venue for your society or company day. Many of our groups return year after year, helping to PARK GOLF COURSE build the success of our golf day offer. A very warm welcome to Queen’s Park Golf Course - nestled in the Have confidence in knowing that the experienced and friendly team heart of Bournemouth, not far from the town centre and award- here will ensure your day runs smoothly and is enjoyable for all winning seafront. your guests. TITLE WITH CORNER ELEMENT Established in 1905, this former Championship course is Choose one of our tempting packages, or we can tailor the day for Bournemouth’s golfing crowning glory set in undulating mature you, including arranging: parkland with tree-lined fairways. • Discounted buggy hire It’s not for the feint-hearted: the golf course was a regular feature on • Queen’s Park logo golf balls Create a the PGA European Tour. You will play in the footsteps of your golfing CORPORATE GOLF • Logo Pitchmarks heroes Seve Ballesteros, Sam Torrance, Bernard Gallacher, Peter Golf is still regarded as one of the best ways to network and secure • Logo Ball Markers golf day to Alliss, Neil Coles, Tony Jacklin CBE, Peter Oosterhuis and many more. new business, and it’s a great way for colleagues to bond. • Breakfast and hot drink on arrival remember The greens are kept in superb condition: fast and true, providing a While a corporate golf day is happening away from the office, we • A delicious post-round meal good challenge to even the best golfers. The course is known for its understand your professionalism and reputation will be judged by the • A refreshing drink overlooking the fairway excellent drainage, which means that it’s playable all year – Queen’s success of the event. • Refreshments buggy Park stays open when other courses need to close. • ‘Nearest’ and ‘longest’ drive pins We have two corporate golf options, get in touch to discuss your specific requirements without obligation: • Prizes and presentation table FEATURES • Free use of practice facilities (inc. putting green and chipping area) • Golf shop CTEORPORA CARD For more information abut our latest packages, for groups of • Putting green & chipping area between 8 and 100 golfers, please visit our website. • Ex-championship course, with Purchase a Queen’s Park Corporate Golf Card, and secure a fixed an ‘average’ difficulty rating number of games each year, for a discounted fixed fee. Enjoy free • Holes ranging from 114 yards meeting room hire and discounted golf shop and hospitality to 528 yards. purchases. • Total yardage is 6132 yards • Great value for money Business GOLF PACKAGES • Excellent drainage allowing If you want to secure a specific monthly tee time, benefit from hole for year-round golf sponsorship, meeting space and want to drive business on and off • Hospitality packages the course, talk to us about our bespoke business golf packages. • Friendly café-bar • 18 or 11-hole round options • Packages available • Large car park • Central location WWW.QUEENSPARKGOLFCOURSE.COMTITLE WITH CORNER ELEMENT TITLE WITH CORNER ELEMENT TITLE WITH CORNER ELEMENT.
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