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At first we were told two rounds in the rolling week, to me, that means 7 days from today, then 7 days from tomorrow, then 7 days from Saturday and so on. It was soon found that once today's round was finished you could book the day after tomorrow (if you had a tee booked today and tomorrow). In the first week we were also very quickly told we could play every day up to the weekend if times were available, which they were because we were on 9 holes with two sets of concurrent tee times. I discussed it with Trev and Simon one evening where I found out the rolling week was In their eyes Sat - Fri. I have no problem with that, and adjusted my bookings accordingly. However, going to 18 holes has seriously reduced any flexibility we had inWeek 1 with two sets of 9 to book, and the seven day period is chockablock from the start. I'd love to play every day if I could, but appreciate the needs to make it available to all members, in my opinion we should go back to 9 holes, at least whilst still on 2 balls, and keep the limit at 3 9 hole rounds in 7 days (not rolling days).
Basically some people enjoyed the fact they could get out every single day and play golf - whilst many others couldn’t. We opened up the second week at the same time as people were told that when we go to 18 holes people will be restricted to 3 times a week which is more than fair.
When we were at 9 holes we managed to get 476 golfers playing with many playing every single day - moving to 18 holes we have increased that number in the past week to 485 golfers with the average playing 2 times in a week.
We progressed forward in small steps and each time we got more people playing more holes - throughout the first week the main question from the majority was - “when can we go to 18 “
Right now it works - more people are playing and there are still tee times available for people who want to play a 3rd round. Workers are not being punished by only getting two 9’s .