Marshy77
Journeyman Pro
Plus a £1. I think (could be wrong) that pints were about £3.80 after the 20%. Food was expensive in the 19th so a couple of us didn't bother - sandwiches were about £7/8+
Plus a £1. I think (could be wrong) that pints were about £3.80 after the 20%. Food was expensive in the 19th so a couple of us didn't bother - sandwiches were about £7/8+
irip
Head Pro
I am used to paying £5 a pint and about £10 for a sandwich (and thats being conservative) sounds cheap to me:thup:
Smiffy
Grand Slam Winner
I paid £4.80 for a pint of Lager shandy at Parkstone so nothing new....
rosecott
Money List Winner
Definitely your round then.
virtuocity
Tour Winner
HighlandAddict
Hacker
A friend and I did a stay and play, and thank God the weather was good.
It was indeed terribly slow as a 2 ball, with the attendant stress when you are looking for a ball and get the teapot stance from the group right up behind you !
All in all though, we really enjoyed it, just don't plan to do anything after your projected finish time.
I would go back for a Society trip where you have safety in numbers.
It was indeed terribly slow as a 2 ball, with the attendant stress when you are looking for a ball and get the teapot stance from the group right up behind you !
All in all though, we really enjoyed it, just don't plan to do anything after your projected finish time.
I would go back for a Society trip where you have safety in numbers.
