davidy233
Tour Rookie
Ah the BRS hack - there's a topic on here every couple of months asking about how to get access to the hack app.
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I saw it when I did a Google search!!
davidy233
Tour Rookie
It's usually a person making their first post on the forum - sadly none of them stay once they don't get access to the hack - which works wonderfully well, I've got prime tee times on Sunday and Monday
It's usually a person making their first post on the forum - sadly none of them stay once they don't get access to the hack - which works wonderfully well, I've got prime tee times on Sunday and Monday
I suspect there are just people out there with faster broadband than me. But I’m not moving house just to secure tee times ?
davidy233
Tour Rookie
It'll calm down I'd think - we nearly always have times where I could go out for nine holes at least at the end of the day - for example I can get 3.30 and onwards tomorrow (Saturday) which would get me more than nine holes in, might even get lucky and get full 18 in - do you have anything like that - nine is better than nothing.
We can get later times for nine holes at the moment. If I was to start any time after 1pm I wouldn’t manage eighteen because when ours is as busy as it is at the moment, any tee time after mid morning makes for a five hour round. Minimum.
It will calm down, I agree. Especially as people start returning to more normal working habits. Frustrating, having just retired myself, that I can’t even get a game of golf to mark the milestone.
?
davidy233
Tour Rookie
I can remember my first medal when I was down South years ago - arranged for the missus and kids to meet me five hours after my tee time - thinking I'll have time for a quick pint with my playing partners - we were still on the 17th when she arrived in the car park. 4.30 to 5 hour rounds are something I don't miss since moving back to Scotland.
Robster59
Tour Rookie
Lightweight!
sunshine
Well-known member
I don't think this is a regional thing, I know plenty of courses down south where you can zip round in 3 hours or less.
My experience is the public and proprietary courses are more likely to pack people in which leads to congestion.
clubchamp98
Journeyman Pro
Getting new members is great if they are already “ experienced “ players.
We did have a problem when we ran a deal for under 30s to join to up the numbers.
We had lots join who had never been on a golf course before.
This did create problems on the course.
sorted itself out but it took time.
What I also found was the new members were really eager to learn and we now have some really good young girls playing, one for the county.
We did have a problem when we ran a deal for under 30s to join to up the numbers.
We had lots join who had never been on a golf course before.
This did create problems on the course.
sorted itself out but it took time.
What I also found was the new members were really eager to learn and we now have some really good young girls playing, one for the county.
sam85
Head Pro
I noticed a forumer had applied to join my club. Now where did I leave my black ball.
Now I wonder who that could be ?
richart
Major Champion
If you some how get in Sam, I am always up for a game.
sam85
Head Pro
Cheers rich, if they do let the riffraff in I will definitely take you up on that ?
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Deleted Member 1156
Guest
You muppet, you're only supposed to suck up to people at OTHER courses ?
richart
Major Champion
Oops, I blame the lockdown, my natural instincts are shot. ?You muppet, you're only supposed to suck up to people at OTHER courses ?
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Deleted member 15344
Guest
It’s a great course and club - just watch out for the odd dodgy member ?
richart
Major Champion
That is no way to talk about Wookie. ?
chrisd
Major Champion
Shooter McPowick
Head Pro
It’s good for clubs.
The first lockdown saw is full and now oversubscribed...
The first lockdown saw is full and now oversubscribed...
Crazyface
Tour Winner
Reply on our club app to a membership request. We're full we now have a waiting list !!!!!!!!
