virtuocity
Tour Winner
Hi folks,
I don't want to detract from Patrick's event but for those who aren't able to travel as far as Nairn next April or for those wanting to take part in 2 regional qualifiers, I'd be happy to arrange a wee meet.
Again, as to not step on any toes, I'd propose to hold this in the middle of March (was thinking Saturday 14th or Sunday 15th).
There's two ways of going:
1. Dundonald links / West Kilbride / similar
Looking at around £50-£70 a pop which includes a round, coffee and roll. I have never played these courses and don't know about their winter restrictions so any advice would be great.
OR
2. Playsport links (East Kilbride)
This is a cheapo option (my home course) and is guaranteed to be on full greens and tees. I'd imagine I would be able to get a roll with a coffee, followed by 18 holes, with a burger/chips/beer afterwards for £20.
The first option may appeal to those interested in playing a different high-tariff course whilst the second would suit everyone's budget, leaving enough in the bank for a trip to Nairn a few weeks later.
The format will be up to D4S and the prices don't include the competition entry fee. If you've any questions about the competition, revert to him.
Who is interested? Any preferred option? Any other suggestions?
I don't want to detract from Patrick's event but for those who aren't able to travel as far as Nairn next April or for those wanting to take part in 2 regional qualifiers, I'd be happy to arrange a wee meet.
Again, as to not step on any toes, I'd propose to hold this in the middle of March (was thinking Saturday 14th or Sunday 15th).
There's two ways of going:
1. Dundonald links / West Kilbride / similar
Looking at around £50-£70 a pop which includes a round, coffee and roll. I have never played these courses and don't know about their winter restrictions so any advice would be great.
OR
2. Playsport links (East Kilbride)
This is a cheapo option (my home course) and is guaranteed to be on full greens and tees. I'd imagine I would be able to get a roll with a coffee, followed by 18 holes, with a burger/chips/beer afterwards for £20.
The first option may appeal to those interested in playing a different high-tariff course whilst the second would suit everyone's budget, leaving enough in the bank for a trip to Nairn a few weeks later.
The format will be up to D4S and the prices don't include the competition entry fee. If you've any questions about the competition, revert to him.
Who is interested? Any preferred option? Any other suggestions?