Where do you play

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There's a lot to be said about being a nomad, but on the other hand a lot for being at a private member's club.

Played as a member's guest yesterday (Sunday) and at 10.45 we couldn't see any other players. Apparently, Saturday mornings are rather busy though.

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After 17 years at Westerham GC, I'm not renewing my membership. Place is heaving with visitors, and now being put in between medal and stableford comps. Its becoming a pay and play. A very good one at that, but not giving me value for money.
As per Pants' comment above, I've decided a private members' club is the way forwards, so the application is in and awaiting an interview date.
Fingers crossed!
 
After 17 years at Westerham GC, I'm not renewing my membership. Place is heaving with visitors, and now being put in between medal and stableford comps. Its becoming a pay and play. A very good one at that, but not giving me value for money.
As per Pants' comment above, I've decided a private members' club is the way forwards, so the application is in and awaiting an interview date.
Fingers crossed!
Just as a matter of interest, where are you looking to go?
 
After 17 years at Westerham GC, I'm not renewing my membership. Place is heaving with visitors, and now being put in between medal and stableford comps. Its becoming a pay and play. A very good one at that, but not giving me value for money.
As per Pants' comment above, I've decided a private members' club is the way forwards, so the application is in and awaiting an interview date.
Fingers crossed!
Tandridge 😁
 
It's a tough call. Since I giving up work, I'm questioning the 30 minute drive to Newport, versus a 10 minute drive to St Pierre. Especially as I'm nipping up and down more often.

But can I put up with moving from a private club to a hotel course. Much busier and an hour longer round times etc ... that's why I didn't go there in the first place.

The country membership at Saunton has been excellent during a wet winter. But I'm not sure about the best way of sorting the day to day.
 
It's a tough call. Since I giving up work, I'm questioning the 30 minute drive to Newport, versus a 10 minute drive to St Pierre. Especially as I'm nipping up and down more often.

But can I put up with moving from a private club to a hotel course. Much busier and an hour longer round times etc ... that's why I didn't go there in the first place.

The country membership at Saunton has been excellent during a wet winter. But I'm not sure about the best way of sorting the day to day.
Stick with it, its been the Winter from hell....it has to get better soon !
 
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