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I'm looking for interest in a meet playing wooden woods and bladed irons.
Clubs are available cheaply on ebay, I could probably loan out up to four sets for a donation of £5 to H4H per set for those unable to find their own clubs.
To ensure no need for holiday I'm thinking of a Saturday or Sunday, two courses look promising:
Whittington Heath where we played in 2016, Winter deal up until 11th March, £180 for a fourball including breakfast.
http://www.whittingtonheathgc.co.uk/
Tadmarton Heath, winter rate up until 25th March for tee time after 12.00 = £35 a round
https://www.tadmartongolf.com/
Both courses are reasonable lengths for old school clubs, 6135 & 5680 yards respectively from the yellow tees.
If interested please post your name below with preferred course and date.
(Edit to add; old school clubs are not hard to play with.
For the blades the head just looks a bit smaller and you generally have to club up one or two clubs, ie for your current 7 iron just hit 6 or 5 iron.
The woods are a little trickier, don't expect to hit them a long way or necessarily straight! Just swing smooth, on the courses above a 175 to 200 yard drive will be fine.)
Clubs are available cheaply on ebay, I could probably loan out up to four sets for a donation of £5 to H4H per set for those unable to find their own clubs.
To ensure no need for holiday I'm thinking of a Saturday or Sunday, two courses look promising:
Whittington Heath where we played in 2016, Winter deal up until 11th March, £180 for a fourball including breakfast.
http://www.whittingtonheathgc.co.uk/
Tadmarton Heath, winter rate up until 25th March for tee time after 12.00 = £35 a round
https://www.tadmartongolf.com/
Both courses are reasonable lengths for old school clubs, 6135 & 5680 yards respectively from the yellow tees.
If interested please post your name below with preferred course and date.
(Edit to add; old school clubs are not hard to play with.
For the blades the head just looks a bit smaller and you generally have to club up one or two clubs, ie for your current 7 iron just hit 6 or 5 iron.
The woods are a little trickier, don't expect to hit them a long way or necessarily straight! Just swing smooth, on the courses above a 175 to 200 yard drive will be fine.)
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