Winter Golf - Not A Bad Deal

[DCB]

Here's a great offer for those of an itinerant disposition in the Edinburgh area.

Winter Deal

Even if you get five or six games over the period, you've more than paid for your golf. Granted, the Braids may be on a shortened winter course, but Craigentinny ( Royal Craigentinny for Mr Findlay ) and Silverknowes are playable almost every day.

Well worth a punt if you're in the area and looking for a few games over the winter.

 

[John_Findlay]

Yip. It's a fine deal. Can't be beat really. £99 for five months golf.

I got the membership last winter, which as everyone will remember was the snowiest, coldest in history. Snow was pretty much on the ground for 2 months solid here and in spite of this I still got about 15 games out of this membership in 2 months, so it worked out at around £6.60 a round for me. What could have been if that weather hadn't been so harsh!

Braids and Royal Craigentinny were much used. They're great wee courses. Thoroughly enjoyable. Carrick Knowe is fine but Silverknowes was only playing 8 holes last year and I'm not a great fan. Even so, it gives you a bit of variety through the winter.

Anyone who's a nomad golfer and wants to play some over the winter...you'll struggle to find a better deal anywhere.

 

[Oddsocks]

would be so nice if something like this was available in the south east of england. See you guys are spoilt with teh best courses and the best price deals!

 

[Lerx]

Looks like a a brilliant deal. Wish there was a similar one for the West of Scotland

 

[Crazyface]

Re: Winter Golf - Not A Bad Deal

My local course is doing 18 months for the price of 12.

 

[GolfMadeSimple]

If you are looking for some great winter deals in the west of scotland try Scotland golf tours

 

[Dodger]

If you are looking for some great winter deals in the west of scotland try Scotland golf tours

Whatever.

Cut out the middle man and do it yourself for a fraction of the joke prices quoted by the above spammer.

 

[DCB]

There must be people out there with more money than sense