Who's a lucky boy??

[johng]

Despite the rain, this is turning into a great week. First off on Sunday I was part of a 3 man club team playing in a league charity day at the Vale of Glamorgan Lakes course. Free entry, free half way house and a great time on a fab course.

To top that - I haver now been invited to play the Roman Road course at Celtic Manor this week as part of another Charity day. Free tea-coffee + bacon rolls, 18 holes, 2 course lunch and free drinks. )

Just praying the rain stops.

It's just a shame work gets in the way in between my golf, ho hum!

 

[USER1999]

Yep, lucky, that's just the word I was looking for. Lucky B....

 

[Spoff]

What murph said...

 

[muttleee]

How do these charities expect to raise any money if everything's free?!

 

[shanker]

18 holes, 2 course lunch and free drinks. )

You're the first Welshman I've heard of who doesn't touch the booze.

 

[johng]

Muttllee.

My understanding is that the arranger of the day seeks sponsorship from companies etc, donation of prizes etc. This helps offset the costs, then there is normally a raffle - again with donated prizes, I believe those that play generally donate something.

As for me, i'm very matey with the wife of the organiser

Shanker: haven't touched a drop for over 3 years. I was massively overweight and alocohol was playing a huge part. Stopped drinking, made some lifestyle and health choices and now I've lost 12 stone. and more importantly can see my ..... again and even more importantly lost 7 shots off my handicap.