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The Shrimper
March
2015
T HE NE WS L E T T E R FOR MI D K E NT GC ME M B E RS
5 Shots Lower
….. without changing your swing!
Club Captain Peter Brisley and Lady Captain Karen Watkins, as guests
at an Orsett GC organised ‘’Mind Factor’’ workshop, were so
impressed that they decided to book one for MKGC members.
You’ll have the opportunity to check out this amazing claim at a
specially organised evening at Mid Kent on Thursday 12th March 2015.
At the event Europe’s leading mind coach, Karl Morris, will present
the techniques successfully used with some of the world’s greatest
golfers, such as Graeme McDowell, Darren Clarke, Louis Oosthuizen,
Charl Schwartzel and Lee Westwood.
The event is specifically structured to give you Tools and Techniques
you can use instantly on the course.
Karl’s claim is that you have absolutely nothing to lose but the
frustration of Bad Golf!!
Members
Can Win
£1000
Before disappearing on holiday to Egypt,
Captain Peter Brisley announced details
of his ’’Win £1000’’ Patio Bonanza Draw.
Tickets at £5 are on sale from behind the
Bar with the draw for the massive £1000
cash first prize and 10 runner up prizes
of £50 taking place on the May Day
Bank Holiday following the Lady
Captain’s Charity Day shot gun event.
Proceeds from the draw are going
towards the much needed replacement
of patio furniture. Rather than being
taken from the capital projects fund, the
Draw was seen as a ‘fun’ way to raise
the required sum.
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On the course - Hole 1
Following the Forum in November, a Course Development Sub Committee was set up amongst a
cross section of members volunteering to consider the proposals made by consultants EDI and
make recommendations to the Board as to future action. Three members, Bruce Galbraith, Anne
Oxtoby and Rod Fisher, working with Lee Sayers course Manager, Peter Lake Greens Director,
Paul James Competitions Director and Steve Davies Chairman have brought forward responses
1-7 below on EDI’s proposals for action on holes 1, 14 & 18.
EDI Proposal
Sub Committee Response
1. The first shot of the day with a long iron, the proximity of the road, the tree
lines and vegetation both converging "inwards" towards the green, the lack of
definition to the immediate approach, the distant green approach and the
penal bunkering all add up to a very tough opening shot.
Safety signage to be placed adjacent to
waiting area and tee. Clear undergrowth
and trim back vegetation on left hand
side of fairway.
2. At present the 1st hole does not have a fairway. A fairway acts as a sense of
reward and guidance for the average golfer and a directional aid for the accomplished golfer. Adding a new tee to fairway path can create a directional
aid to line-up on.
Extend fairway from existing apron
towards the tee. Discuss tee to fairway
path with Lee.
3. The internal tree boundary to the RHS does not help the safety of the hole.
The linear nature of the trees aims the golfer towards the green and left hand
side of the green. The further left you "Tee up" the more pronounced the
effect. Break rhythm of the trees by removing those directing golfers inwards.
Remove trees 5-8 on right hand side of
fairway. Removal of the large conifer on
front right hand side of green will allow
for easier recovery shot.
4. The cross bunker is penal, encouraging golfer to hit higher to carry its
location. removing the bunker would allow higher handicap golfers to run the
ball along the new fairway.
Remove right hand side of cross bunker
5. The deep right hand greenside bunker encourages golfer to hit away and
towards boundary. Removing this bunker and creating a more friendly grass
swale/run off area would allow easier recovery shots from the right hand side.
Extend the green front right over
existing right hand bunker.
6. Green should be extended to back right quadrant to offset a shortened tee.
The tee will not be shortened for this
phase, so no extension of the green..
7. Bring green in from the left with bunkering to the left hand side of the green,
front to back to sit between the green and boundary for extra safety.
8. Reduce existing tee area by removing 1.5m minimum from left hand side.
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Agreed
Placement of the tee blocks will achieve
desired effect.
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On the course - Hole 14
EDI Proposal
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Sub Committee Response
1. The existing Tee lines up correctly with the intended fairway, the
high nature of the tee creates a launch-pad effect over the valley
to an uphill, side sloped fairway sitting to a similar level. The turning point for the majority of members currently sits too far up the
fairway towards the green, and should be brought back towards
the flat part of the fairway, which is the furthest away from the
existing boundary.
Safety signage to be placed adjacent to waiting
area and tee
2. New Tee's should be considered situated on the higher east side
of the maintenance shed. This would allow for the desired
landing area and reduce the risk of tee shots leaving the golf
course. The length of the hole would be increased but the second
shot would be from a flatter lie.
New tees will not be considered for "Phase1" of
the project. Implementing our recommendations
will allow time to assess their effectiveness.
3. Pushing the fairway towards the 5th would allow for the maximum
distance from the boundary. Tree/copse removal must be undertaken to the entire left hand side, from the tee to the large Oak at
the base of the hill. Keeping only one line of trees between the
5th and 14th fairways.
Agreed, this would include five dying trees at
170yard mark. Large tree on LHS of fairway at
150yd mark to be retained until fairway changes in
place. Further assessment at that time.
4. Bunkering and thick rough should be added to the right hand side
of the fairway/hill to encourage the golfer to follow the fairway.
Agreed, together with tree planting along boundary inside white post area
5. The green should be moved away from the boundary line into the
huge space leading to the 15th tee. If moved bunkering should be
placed on the right hand side between green and boundary.
Left hand greenside bunker to be removed and
green extended to left hand side, pulled in from
the right. Bunker to front right hand side of green.
6. Bunker on the left hand side of the green should be removed and
replaced with a grassy hollow
See above
7. Create a tee to fairway pathway for linear direction to the tee shot
Further discussion with Course Manager
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On the course - Hole 18
EDI Proposal
Sub Committee Response
1. Hole rises gently to the green from the tee and has a side slope from
right to left. A tree belt divides the 10th and 18th fairways. There are
a couple of larger trees to the category 1 turning point on the LHS
which encourage the golfer to aim and hit to the right hand side of
the fairway to feed the ball to the centre of the fairway.
The "fairway" trees are a feature of the hole
and will be retained during phase 1.
2. There is additional room to extend the hole to the rear of the existing
tee beyond the boundary on the old road.
Not recommended for this phase, the added
yardage would be difficult to justify.
3. The existing tee for the men's category is elevated which gives
additional help to the launch trajectory of any golf ball. Consideration
should be given to lowering the tee to reduce the launch angle and
velocity of the tee shot.
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Agreed
4. Both sides of the tee should aim towards the centre of the fairway.
Agreed
5. The vegetation along both sides of the hole, particularly the lower
LHS side where you can't see through to the 10th is thick and uncompromising. Consideration should be given to thinning the under
story out to encourage golf balls to be hit towards this tree belt. Removing this tree belt will open up the entire left hand side of the hole.
At present the golfer is being pushed towards the 1st hole and the
boundary which is being breached by out of bounds shots.
Removal of some trees and thinning out of
the right hand side of the copse behind the
ladies tee, combined with clearing the under
story and trees to the tree belt between the
10th and 18th should bring the LHS of the
fairway into play
6. The hedge line in front of the tee should be removed to open up the
long vista through to the clubhouse.
Agreed
7. The pathway should be moved to the extreme right hand side once
the hedge is cleared.
Agreed
8. The trees to the corner of the dog leg do not compliment the golf
hole. We would recommend that these turning point trees are removed to open up the left side, encouraging more left positioned tee
shots.
Pushing fairway to left combined with some
tree and under story removal should allow the
golfer a risk & reward shot to the green. New
bunkers to be constructed on RHS of fairway.
9. Culture a new fairway well away from the 1st and boundary
Agreed
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Men’s Locker Room
Course schedule of work proceeding after approval of
the working party’s recommendations (see pages 2,3,4) 4th-6th March - tree surgeons on site to remove 11 trees LHS
14 and 4 Trees RHS 1st.
Hole closures will be required whilst work takes place.
w/c 9 March JCB on site to remove stumps from tree surgeon
work and others around the site that have gone this last year
Remove and grub out for seeding approx 50% of copse LHS
18 in line with where orange rope was. Remove hedge & grub
out for seeding in front of 18 mens tee
Remove and grub out for seeding Copse behind 18 red tee
Remove and grub out for seeding a portion of the copse
alongside the whole length of 14th tee in line with where orange rope was
w/c 16 March - Hire digger, earth works changes to bunkers
and green at 1st green
Association of South Eastern Golf Clubs - the draw for
knockout competitions has been announced. The five
competitions, restricted to players not having a handicap
lower than a preset limit and played on a level basis, are -
Darren’s Newsletter
Sundridge Park Trophy (5+) First match by 25 May 2015
away to Cherry Lodge.
Darren Timms, Mid Kent’s touring professional
has finally arrived back in the UK after a winter
golf trip to Portugal. His trip lasted just over a
month and it's fair to say it was a great trip. His
main objective of the 4 weeks was to play some
competitive golf, and get some time to practice.
This was achieved by playing 6 events on the
Algarve Pro Golf Tour.
Wilding Cole Trophy (8+) First match by 25 May 2015 away
to Langley Park.
West Kent Trophy (11+) First match by 25 May 2015 home
to Wrotham Heath.
Royal Blackheath Trophy (14+) First match by 25 May 2015
home to Royal Blackheath.
Gray Cup (18+) First match by 25 May 2015, home to
Rochester & Cobham.
Composite Picture Above - a typical day in
Portugal... Practise, Putting, Gym and maybe
……..even time on the Beach!
Perman Shield (scratch) First match by 17 August 2015
away to Langley Park.
Reflecting on the trip it has been a great month
abroad, I have really enjoyed my time in the sun
(and occasional rain) and it has provided me with
some competitive golf.
Captains for these knockouts are - Sundridge Park Trophy Darren Drynan, Wilding Cole - Barry Plumb, West Kent Brian Peirce, Royal Blackheath Trophy - Dave Jackson, Gray
Trophy - Brian Weston, Perman Shield - Steve Barrow
Mail on Sunday - sadly, we lost in the first round of the MOS
away to Woodlands Manor on Sunday 15 February 3½-1½.
Joe Smith won 8/7, shooting level par. His opponent was off a
10 h/cap, the same as Joe!! ‘Mucky’ Garcha halved and the
others, Paul Johnson, Mick Helaith & Mark Gee lost narrowly.
A great day and very good hospitality.
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Read full report at
ww.darrentimms.co.uk
Now back in the UK I have to finalise my plans for
the next few weeks up until Europro Qualifying
School, that's the next big thing on my calendar. I
have the next 2 weeks planned out to spend time
with my coaches and Mizuno, looking at the areas
to improve and building a plan for Tour School.
I can't wait to get the season started, 2015 is
looking bright.
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Ladies Section
Mail on Sunday
Ladies Supper - Friday 27th February - for this year’s
event Mid Kent ladies have secured the services of Michelle
(‘Mickey’) Walker as their after dinner speaker.
Mickey has a formidable record as a professional golfer,
being a founding member of the Ladies European Tour and
winning six times on the tour between 1979 and 1984.
She was Europe's Solheim Cup captain the first four times
the Cup was held (1990, 1992, 1994 and 1996), captaining
Europe to its first victory in 1992. She coached the GB &
Ireland Curtis Cup team in 1994, 1996 and 1998.
She has also worked as a golf coach, radio and television
commentator and public speaker. She now leads Golf Tours
to Chile, India, Hong Kong and New Zealand on behalf of the
British tour operator Jon Baines Tours and teaches golf.
Widely travelled, Mickey has met many colourful
personalities throughout her career, providing her with a
great fund of interesting and amusing tales.
Chris Waghorne has taken on the Mail on Sunday
mantle. This has been successfully worn for some
time by Brid McInerney, who will be devoting her
time to our Bradley Cook challenge, assisting
Eamonn in his build up to Club Captaincy and …..
if she gets a moment … perhaps playing a bit of
golf!!
Chris Waghorne, in the first of her reports (we
look forward to printing many more from Chris
and the rest of the Ladies’ team captains) writes -
WE WON!
Once again the Mid Kent Ladies were drawn
against Dartford in the first round of The Mail on
Sunday competition.
Although there was a heavy frost on the day, the
greens at Dartford were soon clear for the
competition to go ahead as planned.
There is no set order of play which means the
handicap differences can be quite high for certain
games. This didn't faze the experienced team
from Mid Kent who went on to win 3 and 2 on the
day.
Special mentions go to Loo Brackpool for "taking
out" the one handicapper from Dartford who
conceded on the 16th green.
To Sheila Glass for keeping her cool on the 17th
and finishing with a birdie.
To Annette Fraser for playing out of her socks
when having to give 8 shots and still winning 6&5.
To Julia Ridley for taking the pressure and having
to take her final putt on the 18th in front of the
crowd of players and vast numbers of supporters.
To Chris Waghorne ….. for turning up and being
Captain on the day. It’s a hard life!
Ladies inter club competitions - you know that the golfing
‘’season’’ is underway when these start up. The first Ladies’
Friendly match is 1st April, Gillingham away. Sign up sheets
are on the noticeboard….. so, come on Ladies!
The Mid Kent team in the KCLGA Bradley Cook scratch
event will be captained by Brid McInerney. In the round robin
stage, we are drawn to play Lamberhurst & Sittingbourne.
Anne Oxtoby captains the Pearson Trophy team. In the initial
round robin we are drawn against Royal Cinque Ports,
Chislehurst, North Foreland and Kings Hill.
Chris Waghorne takes on the Mail on Sunday mantle, Jo
Smith the Tappin Trophy & Wendy Jackson the LA cup.
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Well done Girls …. It’s a first step on
the ladder to that aeroplane to Spain
for the semi-finals!
Stop Press! The draw for the next round has
been made and we have the home advantage
against Kings Hill - interestingly our opposition at
home on Friday 20th February in the Pearson
Trophy!
Next round of Mail on Sunday has to be played by
15th March. A confirmed date will be advised as
soon as possible.
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Shrimpers (neé Vets) Net
FORTHCOMING EVENTS
Website - on the Club’s website, our section name will not
change from ‘’Vets’’ to ‘’Shrimpers’’ to avoid confusion with
the Club newsletter.
Shrimpers
The ‘’Vets’’ page on the website has been up and running
for a year now and has all the dates & venues for this year’s
matches. As the year progresses there will more information
added to keep you updated with what is going on within the
‘’Shrimpers’’ section.
Wednesday 18th March - Deaves
Cup - home v Ladies
To view our data, go to www.mkgc.co.uk, click on Members,
and then click on Vets. The Fixture list for Shrimpers is there
and you will be able to print off your own copy.
Monday 2nd March - Medal
Monday 20th April - Medal
Shrimpers Friendlies
Monday 23rd March - Sundridge
Park – away
Monday 30th March - West Malling –
away
February Medal - the Shrimpers medal was held on a very
cold but calm day. The course was frosty with all temps and
it was like playing on concrete - ‘’I had as much chance of
stopping a ball on my patio as I did on these greens!’’.
Friday 10th April – Gillingham - home
It was not a day for the faint hearted, with only 13 brave
souls (or some might say stupid) turning out to play. It was a
struggle for almost all of us, but not for the Welsh wizard
Mervyn Davis. Complete with oxygen tank and mask, he
stormed ahead winning with 43 points, 7 points ahead of
second placed, Mick Mackley with 36 points. Sad to say, as
it was all temps, it was played as a non-qualifier!
Tuesday 28th April - Sittingbourne away
Costin Putter (awarded to the player with the highest
aggregate of his best six Shrimpers Monthly Medal scores).
In the event of a tie, the winner will be decided by the
seventh best score and so on. The competition runs from
January to December. The winner’s name is added to the
trophy and he is entered for the Kent Singles Championship
to represent Mid Kent Shrimpers. All you have to do is have
six good scores in the medals (there are still ten to go).
The more you enter the better your chance of winning.
Shrimpers League
Wednesday 15th April - Sheerness home
Shrimpers Open
Tuesday 26th May
Shrimpers Awayday
TBA in September
Super Seniors League
Friday 16th April - Sheerness – home
Wednesday 29th April- Sheerness away
Shrimpers - all league and friendly
home matches will start at 09:00 am.
Super Seniors - matches will start
at 1:00 pm.
Michael Winn was last year`s winner with 211 pts and will
represent Mid Kent Shrimpers in the Kent Singles
Championships this year at Walmer & Kingsdown Golf Club
on Monday 21th September.
Costin Putter top 5 after February Medal
1st Albert Trivatt, 71 pts 2nd Alan Lipscombe 70 pts,
3rd Jeff Francis 68 pts, 4th Roger Hutson 65 pts,
5th Peter Hooker 63 pts
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Cobb Cup & Lewis Trophy – in 2015 the finals of the Cobb
Cup and Lewis Trophy will for the first time be played on the
Club’s Finals day at which the Club Captain will be presenting
winners with their trophies. We now have 2 honours boards for
these competitions that will be put up in the changing room, adjacent to the competition board.
Entry forms are on the Shrimpers noticeboard until the 15th
March. If you want to play in these very popular events you
need to get your name down soon and pay the £3 entry for
each comppetition.
The Kinks - Dave & brother Vidler, Peter Snow, Mark
Foreman, Eamonn presenting, Margaret & John Rice
Music Quiz in aid of
Canterbury Oast Trust
Vets Open Competitions – I have details of other clubs Vets
open’s competitions which I will put on the Shrimpers notice
board for anybody who is interested in entering a team.
January 31st saw the return of the very
popular music quiz night, run by and on
behalf of the Canterbury Oast Trust,
Shirt & slipover – There will soon be a new polo shirt & slip
over with the Mid Kent badge and ‘’The Shrimpers’’ wording
embroidered on it for sale.
For a number of years COT have been
providing living & working facilities for
disabled people around a Rare Breeds
Centre. The Centre is already very good,
but quite a challenge to maintain around
a working farm plus improved facilities
for some of the animals (larger pens etc.
etc) are requred.
The shirt will only be £15 and the slipover £25. If both are
bought at the same time there will be a reduction of £5 giving
you a bargain price of £35, the pair.
I will let you know via the Shrimpers notice board and Vets web
page when they are available.
Is this the future? - Recently things have changed …... tee
markers vandalised, walk way ropes cut, a driver stolen from
the drying room, noticeboard pens disappearing by the bucket
load and now someone who thought his need was greater than
the rest of us and has taken the reading glasses from the
Shrimpers noticeboard!!
£500 was raised on the night, all of this
going to improve the facilities for the
disabled people who work on the farm.
The winning score, 148 out of a possible
160, went to the Kinks and is the highest
COT have ever had for the particular
quiz used. Even the 21st placed team,
TakeThat, scored a respectable 80.5.
I will now have to write everything in 1” high letters or put up
with “what does it say?” So it would be nice if whoever
“borrowed” the glasses, could please return them.
Contact me with any Shrimpers Net news, comments or
photos that you would like to include in the next edition.
Peter Hooker on 07792 807701
Take That was the name of Johnny
Barker’s team in the Music Quiz.
Taking that wooden spoon was John’s
team of son Shaun, wife Eunice,
daughter Julie, daughter in law Anita,
and son in law Kevin.
or email [email protected]
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Junior Section
The 2015 Junior Captain, Connor Jeffrey, drives in on
Friday 20th March. All juniors, their parents and Members in
general are encouraged to attend the event which will be
followed by a Supper for all junior members.
This is followed by the draw for the singles and Pairs Knock
Out competitions.
Junior Order of Merit 2015 will run from the February Medal though to the November Medal. The winner of each event
will receive 15 points, 2nd 12 points, 3rd 10 points and the
9,8 down to 1 point for 12th place.
Junior Team for Mid Kent Pro Am will consist of the Junior
Captain and the top 2 players in the Order of Merit after the
May Junior Medal.
Team Matches - we will be entering teams in the Kent Golf
League, Langley Park Youth League and Kent Foursomes.
These are open to all juniors with a handicap of 36 or below.
Upcoming Events - a full fixture list will be published on the
Junior notice board and Mid Kent website. Both will be
updated on a regular basis and show all fixtures and events,
team selections and all results.
Andy Tibbs has taken over as Junior
Organiser, a role in which he will be
helped by Peter Lake and Andy Lewis.
He aims to ensure that all Junior
members enjoy their golf, have an
opportunity to improve, enter club
competitions and get an opportunity to
play in competitive team matches.
Andy can be contacted on :
mobile: 07775 863616
or email [email protected]
2015 Junior Captain, Connor Jeffrey,
a 6 handicapper, got his first set of golf
clubs when he was 6 months old! He
only started playing golf seriously
about 3/4 years ago but has been a
member at Mid Kent since the age of 8.
He used to play the odd game with his
Dad and Grandad.
2013 was certainly a good year for Connor Jeffrey when he
won the scratch Mid Kent Junior Open and was part of the
Junior team who were runners up in the Mid Kent ProAm.
This Junior Team, pictured above from left, are Connor,
Harry Knight and George Hamblyn.
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In 2013 he won the scratch Mid Kent
Open by shooting 70 gross off a
handicap of 12. His other hobby is
football, which he plays for Higham
Eagles. He won the Junior Order of
Merit in 2013 qualifying him for the
Junior team in the ProAm that year.
In 2014, he was second in the Order of
Merit, again making the Junior team for
the Pro Am.
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ProShop News - March into March with Callum
We are delighted to welcome Callum Haughey who has joined
the Mid Kent ProShop team. He is a good golfer, enthusiastic
and has an excellent customer service approach.
He was a Junior member at MKGC a few years ago, getting
down to scratch by the time he was 17. He was selected by
England Golf to go to a golf college in Preston for a couple of
years and then turned Pro. He has been working at Orpington
Golf Centre for the last 3 years teaching, working in the shop
and playing local tournaments. The day before he started with
Mark he came 3rd in a PGA South Region event at Prince’s.
He reminds me of ……….
He brings a breath of fresh air to the ProShop with lots of new
ideas and suggestions………..not to mention a new haircut!!
Callum has already got underway, all bookable in the ProShop Individual Golf Lessons – individual golf lessons with Callum
will be £25 for 45 minutes,
Playing lesson – at Mid Kent, starting from £30.
P.P.C Package – short game package covering Pitching,
Putting and Chipping. You will have 45 minutes on each area.
For this package you will have three separate 45 minute short
game lessons for £60.
Golf clinics, each with a topic. Each clinic £7 per person.
Date
Time
Topic
06/03/15
4-5pm
Putting
10/03/15
10-11am
Full swing
10/03/15
4-5pm
Chipping
13/03/15
4-5pm
Full swing
17/03/15
10-11am
Chipping
17/03/15
4-5pm
Putting
A young Jack Nicklaus? ……….
Roll up lessons - Friday 6th, 13th & 27th March - 8:30 to
10:30am. Stay for as long as you like. No need to book.
Unlimited balls. £10 per head
Saturday Morning Junior Lessons - Juniors or non member
aspirational youngsters from 5 or older Cadet in the household?
Every Saturday 10-11 am. No need to book, just turn up!
Unlimited golf balls. All ages and abilities. £6 per head
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or Tintin??!! ……….
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What’s On - helping you get ready for the ‘’season’’!
Forthcoming Social
Events
Friday 20th February 2015, 7:00pm
Rules Evening
A fun, free and informative evening.
Members welcome to bring guests.
The restaurant is open until 7pm, so
why not make an evening of it?
Friday 27th February 2015,
Ladies Supper with guest speaker
Mickey Walker
Open to all golfing and social lady
members. Tickets £20. Sign up in
Ladies Lounge.
Thursday 12th March 2015
The Mind Factor, 7:00pm
5 shots lower without changing your
swing!
An evening workshop with Karl
Morris of The Mind Factor.
Tickets £10 per person from the Pro
Shop.
Members - welcome to bring guests.
Juniors welcome at Rules Evening
and The Mind Factor events.
Sunday 15th March 2015
Mother’s Day Lunch and
demonstration of Irish Dancing
Wednesday 1st April 2015
Easter Bingo,
Saturday 11th April 2015
Cabaret Night with Ben Dali, “mind
reader” & hypnotist, Drew Cameron
comedy impressionist and Blues
Brothers tribute band.
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What’s On - the Mid Kent Open Air Concert is back!
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