Royal Liverpool - County Card!

[Val]

Is the £50 just in winter or all year round with the card?

It’s Nov - end of Feb If anyone fancies it and has space I’d happily join you and preferably on a Friday morning

 

[Deleted member 16999]

It’s Nov - end of Feb If anyone fancies it and has space I’d happily join you and preferably on a Friday morning

End of March mate, clarified it on phone and that rate is also published on their website.

 

[xreyuk]

Can anyone link me, or explain to me what a county card is?

 

[Val]

End of March mate, clarified it on phone and that rate is also published on their website.

Website says Feb, all be it Feb 2016 but Feb none the less

http://www.royal-liverpool-golf.com/Visitors/

 

[upsidedown]

Website says Feb, all be it Feb 2016 but Feb none the less

http://www.royal-liverpool-golf.com/Visitors/

Go to green fees section
http://www.royal-liverpool-golf.com/Green+Fees/

 

[MendieGK]

Website says Feb, all be it Feb 2016 but Feb none the less

http://www.royal-liverpool-golf.com/Visitors/

Website also says March 2018. Why would I make it up? Look at the visitor fees.

 

[MendieGK]

Can anyone link me, or explain to me what a county card is?

Ignore you’re a member of a club that is part of the scheme you can use it to get discounted rates across any other clubs that are also part of the scheme. It’s administered by your county, some charge a fee, some don’t, some wrap it up in your annual fees.

I think I’m saying the very large majority of courses in the country offer it in some way shape or form. Every club has different restrictions.

Royal Liverpool is only open rota course that offers it

 

[Val]

Website also says March 2018. Why would I make it up? Look at the visitor fees.

I didn’t say you made it up, If you look at the link I quoted you’ll see where my info came from. The visitors section

 

[Val]

Go to green fees section
http://www.royal-liverpool-golf.com/Green+Fees/

Ah, makes sense. Cheers bud

 

[Deleted member 16999]

Ah, makes sense. Cheers bud

You’re welcome

 

[Diamond]

it doesn’t look like they do the county card offer any more. Simply says N/A.
Is there a web site that lists golf clubs that are in ten county scheme? Or do you have to contact each individual golf club? As a new member I have paid for a Lancashire County Card.

 

[rulefan]

it doesn’t look like they do the county card offer any more. Simply says N/A.
Is there a web site that lists golf clubs that are in ten county scheme? Or do you have to contact each individual golf club? As a new member I have paid for a Lancashire County Card.

Look on your County's website.
https://www.lancashiregolf.org/county_card_application
https://www.cheshiregolf.org.uk/affiliated_clubs_2019

 

[Diamond]

Look on your County's website.
https://www.lancashiregolf.org/county_card_application
https://www.cheshiregolf.org.uk/affiliated_clubs_2019

That's great thanks. For the clubs that dont publicise county card discounted fees does this mean a simple call to ask?Any idea if it only counts for your own county courses?

 

[rulefan]

That's great thanks. For the clubs that dont publicise county card discounted fees does this mean a simple call to ask?Any idea if it only counts for your own county courses?

If they are not on the county's website I would suggest they do not offer the discounts. I can't see any point in a club being a member of the scheme and not publicising it.

All English counties (except Cornwall) accept cards from all other counties. If you are thinking about going to the southwest corner, it may be worth checking because those counties may accept cards out of the holiday season. But in my limited experience the national schemes are not interchangeable.

Note also that you will normally have to make a prior booking to any course in the scheme. Most do not accept just turning up on spec.

 

[Liverbirdie]

That's great thanks. For the clubs that dont publicise county card discounted fees does this mean a simple call to ask?Any idea if it only counts for your own county courses?

3 years ago Royal Liverpool were Cheshire card only, 1-2 years ago they were all county cards.

They may have had a re-think if they were inundated, but also they may have just thought about not confirming it on their website to discourage a few.

I'd call them and ask, cant do any harm.

 

[rulefan]

They are not on the County website list.

It was only a few years ago that County Cards went nationwide.

 

[Canfordhacker]

All English counties (except Cornwall) accept cards from all other counties. If you are thinking about going to the southwest corner, it may be worth checking because those counties may accept cards out of the holiday season. But in my limited experience the national schemes are not interchangeable.

Note also that you will normally have to make a prior booking to any course in the scheme. Most do not accept just turning up on spec.

We have 8 of us going to Carlyon Bay, Trevose and St Enedoc in April. All are booked with a County Card discount using our Dorset County cards. £32.50, £31 and £50 respectively. So they are accepting some - maybe it's just neighbouring/local counties?

 

[rulefan]

We have 8 of us going to Carlyon Bay, Trevose and St Enedoc in April. All are booked with a County Card discount using our Dorset County cards. £32.50, £31 and £50 respectively. So they are accepting some - maybe it's just neighbouring/local counties?

It seems I am out of date but it is a while since I was involved in my county's scheme.


The Cornwall Golf Union County Card for 2017 has added value this year
Cornwall has previously not been a member of the National County Card Scheme but the CGU Executive determined the county should seek to extend the benefit to its affiliated members and be a participant with 32 other English Unions and Associations.

 

[123*]

Does anyone know if Royal Liverpool are still accepting County Cards?

 

[SammmeBee]

Does anyone know if Royal Liverpool are still accepting County Cards?

Have you tried calling the club direct?