10 - 12 November 2003
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Booking your Golf Day | The
Arrangments 13 November 2003 – Turnberry, Scotland With the move to Scotland, BCPC is this year offering visitors to the Congress the chance to play golf at Turnberry, one of the ‘best links golf courses in the world’ and the venue for many golfing championships including the 2003 Senior British Open Championship. For countless thousands of players from around the world Turnberry is simply the finest golfing destination of all and you could be playing there this November. Situated on a magnificent stretch of the Atlantic coastline just south of Ayr, with magnificent views across to the Isle of Arran this is an ideal position for a memorable golfing experience. As demand for this special golf day is expected to be high interested golfers should book early to avoid disappointment since numbers will have to be limited (max 50) due to the hours of daylight available at this time of year. For less than £100 don’t miss this wonderful opportunity to play on one of the world’s best golf courses. Bookings will be taken on a first come, first served basis. To reserve your place click here for a booking form. All competitors will be offered a snack and coffee on arrival and lunch after completion of play or before commencement of their round. Prize giving will take place when all cards have been collected and verified. It is expected that the first tee time will be 09.30am and there will be
a 7-minute interval between matches, which will be of a 3 ball Stableford
format. The organisers will advise all competitors of their tee times, and partners, in advance of the competition. In the event that you are unable to take part after having been allocated details, please advise the organisers as soon as possible by contacting Geoff Beaumont either by phone or fax on ++44 (0)1359 241434, or by email on geoffrey.beaumont@btopenworld.com Play will take place on the Kintyre Course with undulating greens, glorious fairways, magnificent ocean holes and all with stunning views of Kintyre, Arran and the Turnberry lighthouse. Play is sure to offer challenges especially at the 8th, Kintyre’s signature hole which involves a drive from an elevated tee towards the sea and an unforgettable blind second shot to the green set in a gully by the rocks. Unseen from the tee, hidden by a narrow ridge, the green is in a cove that seems to merge with the craggy beach beyond – a challenge for the best. For fiurther details on the Kintyre course click here. |