Hank would put me right on that but i think thats about member sign on??
Gleneagles
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Hank would put me right on that but i think thats about member sign on??
casuk
Head Pro
Alright I though its was the fee for visitors
Standard fee in winter is around £100 per course and close to £200 for the rest of the year. That is why this is such great value, in relative terms of course.
casuk
Head Pro
Aye ifv checked in the past and its always been out with my finances, £200+ for a round is a joke
why would you think that??
Wedgey
Club Champion
I’m there in April as part of a society, £290 for two rounds plus dinner bed and breakfast for two nights just outside of gleneagles, can’t wait!!
casuk
Head Pro
I thought they would be doing the same as some other courses during this period I didn't know it was a members deal
i don't think its a members deal, what i said was it was about the cost of members sign on which is about £50 i think.
casuk
Head Pro
Aye get you, so if I booked it as a fourball its would be £200 for that fourball
yes, up to a certain date i'd imagine, which was mentioned by KenL
IanG
Tour Rookie
It's a great deal - if anyone is going and needs someone to make up a 4 give me a shout, I'd be keen to go back.
HankMarvin
Tour Rookie
current members sign on rate is £40 so the £201.90 is a good offer for a fourball. The courses are all still in good condition for this time of year.
£75.00 is the cost per guest in the summer but we do get discount based on taking 3 guests out
casuk
Head Pro
Aye saw that, think I'm going to go for it, I'm waiting to see what's happening in april if that's still a go,
HankMarvin
Tour Rookie
Patrick old boy, you should take advantage of the offer and play The PGA when it's at its shortest. I seem to remember you refused to play in in the summer and suggested we opt for The Queens ?
Rubbish, dear boy, that was your idea so you wouldn'y lose as many balls on the queens with all those par 3's
will more than happy except your offer of a game on the PGA though, maybe wait for when the new handicap system comes in and i'm off 10
williamalex1
Money List Winner
Changed days, back 1982 it only cost us £14 for 18 on the old Glendevon course then 18 on the Kings
, but a bacon or sausage roll in the Dormie house cost about £5 .St Andrews cost was much the same back when both were owned by British Rail , happy days
HankMarvin
Tour Rookie
Changed days, back 1982 it only cost us £14 for 18 on the old Glendevon course then 18 on the Kings
St Andrews cost was much the same back when both were owned by British Rail , happy days
That must have been back in the day ?
HankMarvin
Tour Rookie
Rubbish, dear boy, that was your idea so you wouldn'y lose as many balls on the queens with all those par 3's
will more than happy except your offer of a game on the PGA though, maybe wait for when the new handicap system comes in and i'm off 10
Oh dear is that your excuse ?
One thing about The PGA is you find more balls than you lose and with you in the group we would definitely find a Barrow load ?
Just give me a shout when you think you can handle it
williamalex1
Money List Winner
Some good deals still to be had if you're 50 or over
.We just paid £155 each for 4 rounds playing in Golf Scotland's individual seniors stableford tour events.
The final to be played at the Queens Course.
We chose to play our first 3 rounds at Ladybank, Auchterarder and Lanark, other course choices were the Fairmont, Stirling or Cardross .
Not bad value under £40 per round, considering they're all counting handicap qualifying events at decent courses, plus a chance to win some big prizes.
PITY YOU'RE FAR TOO YOUNG and I've no chance of winning anything
EDIT+ still some spaces available, I think ?
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HankMarvin
Tour Rookie
Some good deals still to be had if you're 50 or over
We just paid £155 each for 4 rounds playing in Golf Scotland's individual seniors stableford tour events.
The final to be played at the Queens Course.
We chose to play our first 3 rounds at Ladybank, Auchterarder and Lanark, other course choices were the Fairmont, Stirling or Cardross .
Not bad value under £40 per round, considering they're all counting handicap qualifying events at decent courses, plus a chance to win some big prizes.
PITY YOU'RE FAR TOO YOUNG and I've no chance of winning anything
EDIT+ still some spaces available, I think ?
you Auld boys get some cracking deals.
do you play any of the SSGA events ?
