Welcome to the latest edition of my newsletter. 

It was nice to see so many smiling faces at the annual Club Prize Giving which took place at the Club on Saturday evening. The event was well supported and members were given the chance to receive accolades for their achievements throughout the playing season.


 

The response to my Winter Coaching Programmes last year were hugely positive, so if you are looking to improve your techniques and get more fun out of your game, please speak to myself or Andrew in the Pro Shop to arrange the most suitable package to help you improve your golf this winter.

Option 1: Unlimited Golf Lessons 

Why not take advantage of our Unlimited Golf Lessons offer throughout the winter months? 

Once registered, you can use your time exaclty as you wish. Why not have a playing lesson on the course or improve your swing, short game or putting stroke? 

One Month - £59  
Two Months - £109  
Three Months - £149   


Option 2: The Ultimate Lesson Package 

I only have a very limited number of these packages available, where you will get 12 months tuition on all aspects of your game! For an entire year of coaching this will cost you just £500! 


Option 3: Winter Package 1 - £150 
- 5 x 45 minute golf lessons (based on one lesson every month from November to March) 


Option 4: Winter Package 2 - £250 
- 10 x 45 minute golf lessons (based on 2 lessons a month from November to March) 

I only have a limited number of these packages available, so if you are interested in purchasing one for yourself, or as a gift for the golfer(s) in your life, click here to get in touch, or come and have a chat with us in the pro shop. 




It has been another busy week on the playing front considering that we are deep into November. Kicking off the action this week is news from the November Stableford held last Saturday here at East Devon Golf Club. Conditions on the day were pretty calm, resulting in a glut of impressive scoring. 

Locked at the top of the overall leaderboard with an excellent 41 points was Mike Brailey and John Connolly. By virtue of a better back nine, Mike took the honours in Division 2. Jim Colvin continued his tremendous season of golf by clinching top spot in division 1 with 40 points and Michael O'Reilly led the way in Division 3 with 39 points. There were 98 entries.




The Senior's competition on Monday fell foul to the weather as high winds and torrential rain made play on the day impossible.




The course rallied sufficiently for the Ladies to get some play the following day, although the competition was reduced to nine holes. The leading pair in the Greensomes Stableford with 21 points was Nina Hawkins and Helen Hughes.

Congratulations to all of this week's winners.