the new and the Jubilee are both a better challenge than the old course anyway, must be 10 other courses within a stones throw of St Andrews.
hmmmm to join a club or not too join...
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the new and the Jubilee are both a better challenge than the old course anyway, must be 10 other courses within a stones throw of St Andrews.
Jimaroid
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We've had a relatively long dry spell here in Fife off the back of a mild winter. I've not had to use any waterproofs since summer last year and I've managed to play almost every weekend. We've had some occasional heavy weather but it's difficult to remember the last time I've had to give up the golf plans at the weekends. It's been pretty much perfect for golf for months on end now. Slight breezes, not too hot and not too cold, it's just right.
rickg
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Gibb0 .....Whitehills is definitely your best choice....decent course, great practice facilities including grass range.......good social scene.....good teaching pro's ( a must for you!! ) :lol:
It's only about 15-20 mins from your place.
I was a member there for 3 years and loved it.
If you ring and ask for Andrew Smith the owner, tell him I recommended it to you and you never know you might get a deal........
It's only about 15-20 mins from your place.
I was a member there for 3 years and loved it.
If you ring and ask for Andrew Smith the owner, tell him I recommended it to you and you never know you might get a deal........
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Fixed that for you Rick :thup:
