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Golf open events |
WOULD-BE golfers in the Burton upon Trent area of Staffordshire are being offered the perfect chance to give the sport a try.
Branston Golf and Country Club is staging a free open weekend on Saturday and Sunday, April 9/10.
On offer will be:
Says Sean Hammill, county development officer for the Staffordshire County Golf Partnership: “Thanks to the efforts of Branston Golf and Country Club, this is an ideal chance for anyone interested in getting into golf to sample what is on offer, with the chance to take things further if they so wish.”
Says Richard Odell, Branston Golf and Country Club Director of Golf: “The weekend is open to all ages and our 9-hole course, with its four different tee positions on each hole, offers a great way to get into golf, whether you are a junior just starting out or someone older who wants to try playing.
“Our staff will be on hand to offer advice on the options available for anyone interested in learning new skills, playing more golf or becoming club members.”
For more details of the activities in Staffordshire visit www.staffsgolfpartnership.com or for more details of what is on offer at Branston Golf and Country Club visit www.branstonclub.co.uk
Branston Golf and Country Club has an 18-hole par 72 championship course situated alongside the River Trent, a 9-hole par 30 academy course featuring four tee positions for each hole and a 22-bay floodlit driving range. Memberships are available from £95 a year when members can obtain an 'official' Congu handicap and compete in monthly club competitions. Further details from 01283 528 320.
The Staffordshire Golf Partnership is a collaboration of a number of stakeholders in the sport including the English Golf Union, The English Women's Golf Association, the PGA, the Golf Foundation and Sport England.
In Staffordshire the partnership is supported by the Staffordshire Ladies County Golf Association, the Staffordshire Union of Golf Clubs and the Staffordshire PGA.
For more information on the work of the Staffordshire Golf Partnership contact Sean Hammill, County Development Officer, Staffordshire County Golf Partnership. Website: http://www.staffsgolfpartnership.com/ Mobile: 07771 794193 Email: sean.hammill@btinternet.com
A STAFFORDSHIRE club is holding a special open day aimed at female golfers.
The free event will provide an opportunity for ladies and girls to give the sport a try or improve their golfing skills.
The open day is being organised by The Golf Academy at Greenfield Golf Club at Fordhouses, near Wolverhampton, on Saturday, April 9, from 1.30pm, and includes a free buffet.
Greenfield Golf Club is small and friendly club, located just off junction two of the M54, offering great value memberships for less than £20 per month for unlimited golf.
It is a short 18-hole golf course with holes ranging in length from 100 yards to 300 yards and is suitable for golfers of all ages and abilities.
It is especially attractive to ladies because of its shortened length, friendly members, relaxed atmosphere and equal playing opportunities for all.
The open day includes:
Says Golf Academy professional Danielle Wilkinson: “Why not bring a friend or another family member? If you have friends or family members who are golfers or who have never played but would like to come and have a try, we would love for you to bring them along. We have equipment that they can borrow at no cost.”
For more details or to reserve a place call 07565 968314 or email info@thegolfacademy.co.uk
Greenfield Golf Club is in Cat and Kittens Lane, Fordhouses.
Says Sean Hammill, county development officer for the Staffordshire County Golf Partnership: “Thanks to the efforts of The Golf Academy and Greenfield Golf Club, this is an ideal chance for any ladies or girls interested in getting into golf to sample what is on offer, with the chance to take things further if they so wish.”
The Staffordshire Golf Partnership is a collaboration of a number of stakeholders in the sport including the English Golf Union, The English Women's Golf Association, the PGA, the Golf Foundation and Sport England.
In Staffordshire the partnership is supported by the Staffordshire Ladies County Golf Association, the Staffordshire Union of Golf Clubs and the Staffordshire PGA.
For more information on the work of the Staffordshire Golf Partnership contact Sean Hammill, County Development Officer, Staffordshire County Golf Partnership. Website: http://www.staffsgolfpartnership.com/ Mobile: 07771 794193 Email: sean.hammill@btinternet.com
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