MGC Spring Newsletter 2023

SPRING

CAPTAINS' CHARITY FUN DAY

The Captains’ Charity Fun Day in aid of Bowel Cancer UK got off to a great start with a Longest Drive competition for ladies and then gents in three age categoriesCae Uchaf / Cae Isaf and Young Guns. There was a great atmosphere on the tee and plenty of good humoured banter Well done to the juniors doing the measuring.

A putting competition was followed by the main competition of the day which was a shotgun start to ensure players were back in the clubhouse together for the presentation and plenty of chat. Well done to all winners Another great MGC day £1,500 was raised, which included funds from the sale of raffle tickets for the Captains’ Easter raffle Thank you to all who supported the Captains’ efforts.

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Competition News

Gents' Competitions

This year ’ s Winter League final was played on Saturday 25th March between Huw Skates & Jack Holl and Callum Lomas & Matthew Silcock with the match won by Huw and Jack In the build up to the final, other than a few days of bad weather the competition had gone to plan and was a success We had a high number of members and nonmembers following the players around the course on the day of the final. Thank you to Mr Vice Captain Russ Trinick for being the match referee

Entries for Summer Knockout Competitions has closed, and matches are underway The draws have been printed and put up in the gents' locker room, and players have been informed to contact their opponents at their earliest opportunity to arrange their matches. Wishing everyone the best of luck.

The Welsh Wanderers Exchange Day will be held at Denbigh Golf Club on 21st May. This is a great day out for those who can make it As per usual we will be asking members to car share where possible. Details for this can be found in the bar area at MGC soon.

Due to the postponement of the Centenary Foursomes due to bad weather, the competition has been rescheduled for Saturday 5th August

We are happy to welcome the Gross Masters and Nett Championships as new additions to our golfing calendar this year. Information on this has been circulated to members

Huw Skates, Competitions Secretary

Ladies' Competitions

The 2023 Ladies’ Golf Season, has got off to a good start.

The Ladies Swing into Spring Open on 21st March was a huge success, with nearly all the tee times taken. The course was in great condition for the time of year, and everyone enjoyed the day, with many compliments being received by visitors and members Thank you to Deirdre and her dedicated team of helpers for all their hard work in organising the day. Funds received from all of this year ’ s Ladies’ Opens will be used towards the cost of refurbishment of the Ladies' Locker Room, which will be for the benefit of all lady members and visitors.

The Jean Spence Memorial Day, organised by Colin and daughter Emma, was held on Saturday, 1st April, with both Ladies and Gents Competitions. The sun shone, and a great day and evening was had by all – a very emotional and fitting tribute to Jean, who was a special friend to so many of us.

All competitions so far have been very well supported, with an average of 40 ladies playing in each competition.

Congratulations to Sue Tyson and Angela Green, Winner and Runner up of the 2022 Best 4 Medal Scores, and Anne Davies, Winner of the

Competition News

Challenge Bowl, Bronze Division, who will represent Mold at the Wales Golf Medal and Challenge Bowl Finals at Llandrindod Wells on Tuesday, 8th August.

The knockout competitions have all started. Most of the first round matches to be completed by Sunday, 7th May.

It is a pleasure to welcome new and returning lady members to Mold Golf Club. If you need help marking cards for handicap or just need a game please leave a message for the ladies via the Pro Shop or a great way to keep in touch is via our Ladies Facebook Chat Group.

Sue Rishworth, Ladies Competition Secretary

Apps on the go…

In addition to the technology we use at Mold Golf Club – the following apps are also useful: The Wales Golf App allows golfers to stay up-to-date with their Handicap Index as part of the World Handicap System (WHS)

Wales Golf has created the app to provide golfers with the ability to access their Handicap Index on the go, as well as to easily keep track of their overall playing record on a regular basis and enter General Play scores when playing in Wales

The Official R&A Rules App for the 2023 Rules of Golf includes 30 diagrams and over 50 how-to videos that help to explain the rules and gives guidance for many common situations Other features include:

·The players’ ` Rule Finder’ is intended to help you quickly find a summary of the rule you need to answer your rules question.

·A new ‘ Learn’ section incorporates a video player to allow you to access all rules videos in one location

·The Learn section also includes a new and improved rules quiz

·A new ` Rules News’ section will include rules articles and news and you will have the option to turn on push notifications so that you never miss a new article or update.

Please always replace divots and repair pitch marks. Thank you

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Book your Tee Time through the Pro Shop

Tees available between 1pm and 3.30pm

ENTRY FEE £3 PER COUPLE

WHICH INCLUDES PRIZES BBQ FROM 3PM

AROUND THE GREENS

Well thank goodness that winter is over and we can now get some good spring recovery weather The course has endured some awful wet weather, taking a lot of traffic which smears the surface with muddy worm casts This will all take time to grow out so we need to be patient.

It was nice to see a few golfers using winter wheels that reduce contact with the soil, making trollies easy to move and they also protect the fairways, eliminating the damage made by standard trolley wheels

The greens responded well to early spring treatments. Steady growth will also help fill in the winter scars

The greens iron unfortunately broke down on the 1st green so we were unable to smooth them out following the March greens maintenance. This has now been fixed and will be back in action as time and conditions allow. The new 2026R John Deere compact tractor arrived in March which replaces an unreliable 18 year old Iseki tractor.

The 16th green seemed to suffer the most with grass cover this winter. Hopefully the tree topping that was carried out will now allow more autumn sun so we can go into winter with a healthier sward. Trees blocking air flow and sunlight makes holes 1-5 much wetter/muddy now in my opinion.

The 7th path renovation work that was planned for Autumn 2022 got postponed due to a large irrigation pump replacement bill. This will now be a project for Autumn/Winter 2023

The 6th hole may be closed and 7th tee put at the top of the hill whilst the work is carried out

Colin Jones Head Greenkeeper

From your Greens Chairman: Neil Dixon

Just to reiterate what Colin has said and to thank him and his team for all their hard work and dedication throughout a rough winter Signs of spring are definitely here and with a bit more warmth and sunshine the course will go from strength to strength.

It’s worth mentioning the amount of time Colin and his team put into saving the Club unnecessary expense. Just one example is the fitting of the brand new irrigation pump which saved the Club almost £1,000.

You may have noticed the greenside bunker on the 4th hole has now been turned into a grass swale. This is to allow more time to be spent on less troublesome bunkers. You will also see that extensive work has taken place to reshape the greenside bunker on the 5th hole The Greens Committee hopes that both these improvements enhance the course and the players’ experience.

We look to continually improve the course and with that you will also notice or may have noticed that we re-laid the temporary green

AROUND THE GREENS

in front of the 3rd hole What we are trying to achieve is to improve all facets of the course on a rolling basis, whether that is the tees, bunkers, paths, drainage. I could go on. However what we cannot do is complete all these things at once and so it may seem that things may be done ad hoc, but we are trying to improve things as finances will allow but mainly with the time that our greenkeepers have to put to those projects. I hope you will join me in congratulating the greens staff for the course they produce year after year, on what is a limited budget and with a very short window to complete the work.

Congratulations Colin! 25 year anniversary

Colin, our fantastic Head Greenkeeper is celebrating 25 years with us in May. Colin is a brilliant greenkeeper and team manager who works tirelessly for our Golf Club. We appreciate everything you do to ensure our course is top notch and the very best it can be all year round.

Colin was congratulated by our Captains and Presidents and presented with a gift from the Club.

Seniors' News

The Seniors are busy as always organising their Monday and Thursday play with a wide variety of formats, competitions and matches included in their programme for the year The seniors welcome any gent of 55 and over to join them for the princely sum of £1 a year For more information contact Seniors’ Secretary Lenny Keig (lennykeig@hotmail.com), Chairman Chris Davies, Vice Chairman Kerion Leicester or Competitions Secretary Chris Smith or just pop along on one of those days to get to know our seniors

The seniors played their first match of the season versus Rhuddlan, at Rhuddlan and managed a very respectable draw at six games all

With grateful thanks to one of our long standing and very popular seniors Eddie Baines who has completely refurbished the first tee sign and has made an excellent job of it.

Lenny Keig, Seniors Secretary

Senior Golf

Every Monday & Thursday Open to gents aged 55 years+

At Mold a match against St Melyd saw Mold win by 4 games to 3 with 1 game halved. As always the match was played in great spirits and a meal was enjoyed afterwards. Sunday Carvery Available every Sunday 12:30pm - 4:00pm.

Juniors' News

JuniorCaptains'DriveIn

ManycongratulationstoHarryLedshamonhis Junior Captain’s Drive In. It was a very successful and enjoyable day. Thanks go to Harry and the Ledsham family and to all who supportedHarryontheday

Well done to all winners - Division 1 Sion Connah 34 points, Division 2 Juliet Collis 42 points,Division3EthanMalam44(Pingscoring points-9holecompetition).

Congratulations to Jack Holl who has been announced as this year ’ s Junior President We wish him all the very best. He said "I'd like to thankJohnandMarieandeveryoneattheClub forthisopportunity.Ihopetofillthisrolewell and be a good representative for the junior section."

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Juniors' News

National&InternationalHonours

Congratulations to Jake Williams as he has been nominated North Wales Boys Team Captain this year

Michael Collis was picked to play in the Welsh teams U16s Quadrangle match in the Netherlands in the Easter Holidays It was a long journey but a great experience Well done Michael. Michael was also selected for North Wales Boys but was not available on this occasion.

Many congratulations to Annabel Collis for finishing in the Top 10 Scottish Girls Open Championship tied 8th with 76 - 72 – 71. A great achievement.

Further congratulations to Annabel finishing tied 26th, as the top Welsh lady in The Scottish Womens’ Open Championship in Troon. Only two out of eight Welsh Ladies made the cutAnnabel & Fauve Birch who came tied 39th. A fantastic result in tough conditions

Junior Competitions

We have a full programme of junior competitions for the coming months Keep an eye on the Junior Noticeboard and the Whatsapp Group to make sure you don’t miss anything.

John Roberts & Marie Moore Junior Managers

Mold Golf Club Joker Draw

What is it?

The Joker draw is a fundraising initiative with all profits being donated to Club projects The draw takes place in the clubhouse every Friday at 7:00pm (6pm through February) Results are announced on our Facebook page and on the wall by the Joker Board

How does it work?

The Joker Board with its 53 red envelopes is displayed in the Lounge Each red envelope is numbered 1 to 53 Sealed in one of these envelopes is the Joker, the others contain the remining 52 playing cards. The current Joker jackpot available is displayed above the Joker Board

How do I enter?

Take a brown envelope from the bar Seal £2 in the envelope and select a number from the remaining red envelopes available on the Joker Board. On the envelope write your :

Name

Contact number

The number of the red envelope you think contains the Joker Post your envelope in the secure box at the end of the bar

For multiple entries simply pick up another envelope.

What can I win?

Our Joker Official and Volunteers will randomly draw one of the submitted entry envelopes. The selected person named on that envelope will win -

£50 if the red envelope selected contains a playing card

£100 if the red envelope selected contains one of the 4 Aces

The Current Jackpot if the red envelope contains the Joker

What happens after the draw?

If a playing card is revealed - it's a rollover. £50 will be added to the current Joker Jackpot.

If an Ace is revealed - it's a rollover £50 will be added to the current Joker Jackpot

If the Joker is revealed, the winner will receive the current jackpot and the rollover cycle will re-start for the following week with the jackpot starting at £250

Who can play?

Anyone aged 16 and over. Members and non-members

Good Luck!

Re membering

What an amazing day we had in memory of Jean Spence on what was the third anniversary of her funeral in 2020 Jean was our Ladies' Competition Secretary when she died very suddenly at the age of only 61, just days before lockdown in March 2020. Only seven people were allowed to attend the funeral Husband Colin, daughter Emma, family and friends pulled out all the stops to honour Jean with an incredible Memorial Day both at MGC and with a hockey match in Buckley. With bright colours the order of the day and the sun shining it was a fantastic tribute to a wonderful lady with a celebration party held in the evening

Thank you to all event sponsors, prize donors, cake makers and volunteers helping on the day and to everyone who took part. The courtesy of the course was given for this special occasion. £1,374 was raised in support of Deeside Hospital where Jean worked

Marketing Committee

The Marketing Committee is a small group of member volunteers consisting of John Ross, Jean Ross, John Evans and Graham Griffiths, chaired by John Green and ably assisted by Club Manager Debbie Barton Their objective is to assist in the delivery of MGC’s five year Marketing Plan agreed by Management in 2019 which focused on the following areas:

Membership recruitment

Membership retention

Visitor marketing and retention

Clubhouse marketing

Community relationships

Membership recruitment - the current New2Golf, Back2Golf and 18 for 12 joining offer has been widely circulated on social media, advertised in regional and local magazines and the Committee has personally visited local estate agents, gyms, community shops, hotels and B&Bs

Membership retention - Debbie continues with her much appreciated member emails, a key communication aid. New member information packs and "Meet and Greet" evenings aim to help new members settle in The Committee would also like to thank the Captain, Lady Captain, President, Lady President and other officials for making new members and visitors so welcome to our club, also our bar staff Anne, Tommy, Steve and John who go out of their way to welcome new faces

Visitor marketing and retention - in addition to our advertising on social media, we are active in distributing club leaflets to local hotels, B&Bs, lodge & caravan parks. In conjunction with Golf Now we are evaluating the use of their visitor booking service. All visitors are receiving details of our Opens and Membership.

Working with Flintshire County Council Leisure & Tourism, the Club has recently joined the Flintshire Tourism Association to promote golf on their website www.cometo.wales

John Evans and Graham Griffiths have taken on responsibility for the July Opens and are looking for help from members on the days involved.

In addition, Gateway to Wales is promoting a new three course golf pass to target visitors who take advantage of a short break in Flintshire This may be of interest to members who have relatives visiting the area. Details are available in the Club shop. Holiday Inn A55 Chester West who are sponsors of our bar cards are also active with their social media site in promoting Gateway to Wales Golf Passes

Clubhouse Marketing – the social Committee has organised several events which have been successful We are also active in promoting the benefits of social membership to visitors to the Club and through posters on social media

We have also been successful in promoting the hire of the clubhouse in new places, in particular with funeral directors

Community relationships – our intention here is to create a good relationship with the communities living within a seven mile radius of Mold Golf Club so that newcomers to the area receive positive feedback. We are achieving this through regular features on social media, local press etc. In addition we have a very successful relationship with Flintshire County Council Leisure & Tourism and now Flintshire Tourism Association.

John Green, Marketing Committee Chair

MOLD GOLF CLUB MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS 2023

To all members at Mold Golf Club we wish you a successful season for 2023. The next few pages celebrate the extra benefits members of Mold Golf Club are able to access.

GOLFGUARD INSURANCE

All members are covered by GolfGuard insurance for personal liability, accidental damage to third party property and personal accident both when playing at Mold Golf Club and when playing golf on any other course worldwide. Please visit www.golfguard.com for more information and to explore additional personal cover for society groups, buggies, golf equipment and travel.

WALES GOLF FEES & COUNTY AFFILIATION FEES

Fees for both Wales Golf and County Affiliation

Fees are included in your annual subscription

These fees include a number of additional benefits for members For further information please visit :

Wales Golf - www.walesgolf.org

County Affiliation - www flintshiregolf co uk Visit Facebook for more on D&F Ladies.

FACILITIES

As well as enjoying our challenging, awardwinning upland course which benefits from good drainage, you have access to a range of practice facilities, including a covered long game practice area, short game area, practice nets, 9 hole putting green and a state-of-theart indoor Trackman studio.

BAR CARD & CLUBHOUSE

Your bar card entitles you to 12% off drinks from the clubhouse bar. Members are welcome to hire the clubhouse for events free of charge

1909 GOLF CLUBS

Mold Golf Club is a member of the 1909 club, the year we were founded, which allows our members to play the courses listed below (who were also founded in 1909) by arrangement, free of charge.

Arcot Hall, Northumberland

Arkley, Hertfordshire

Bexleyheath, Kent

Caernarfon, Gwynedd

Coosa Country Club, Georgia USA

Cowes, Isle of Wight

Denton, Manchester

Filton, Bristol

Hickleton, Doncaster

Kidderminster, Worcestershire

Knysna, South Africa

Laytown & Bettystown, Emerald Isle Ireland

Loudoun, Ayreshire Scotland

Lydney, Gloucestershire

Merthyr Tydfil, Wales

Pike Fold, Bury

Pitlochry, Perthshire

Radcliffe on Trent, Notts

Royal Latern, Belgium

Runcorn, Cheshire

Rushcliffe, Midlands

Sheerness, Kent

Tarbert, Scotland

Temple, Nr Maidenhead

lley Country Club, Sugarloaf USA

lmer & Kingdown, Kent

rneth, Oldham

ymouth, England

hernsea, East Yorkshire

RECIPROCAL CLUBS

Members at Mold Golf Club can play up to three times a year free of charge at the following clubs (tee times subject to availability) – Rhuddlan, Eastham Lodge, Prenton and Woolton (Liverpool). Some additional restrictions may apply, please see a member of staff for more details and for assistance to book a tee at any of these venues.

UNION OF FLINTSHIRE GOLF

Mold Golf Club is one of 12 Union of Flintshire Golf Clubs. Members can opt to purchase a County Card for £10 00 (annually). The County Card entitles the barer to golf at members' guest rate at any of the affiliated clubs listed below:

Flint Golf Club

Hawarden Golf Club

Holywell Golf Club

Rhyl Golf Club

Mold Golf Club

Northop Golf Club

Old Padeswood Golf Club St Melyd Golf Club

Padeswood and Buckley Golf Club

Pennant Park Golf Club

Prestatyn Golf Club

Tee bookings must be made in advance and simply show your MGC ID and County Card to your chosen club above to receive this discount.

MEMBER GUEST RATE OFFERS

Mold Golf Club Members are able sign in a guest for half price (same guest up to five times a year). Members are able to play Clays Golf Club and Alsager Golf and Country Club at Members' Guest rates, plus special deals are available at North Wales Driving Range, St Asaph

PARTNER DISCOUNTS

10% off at Olive Tree Delicatessen, Mold

10% off accommodation at the Holiday Inn A55 Chester West Member offers on Clwydian Sports Therapy & Injury Clinic treatments and classes www.clwydiansportstherapy.co.uk

THE MGC QUIZ NIGHT

Join the fun in the clubhouse on

WEDNESDAY 24TH MAY

7:30PM

£1.00 entry per person

Teams of no more than 6 Prizes for winners plus spot & booby prizes

Raffle in aid of the Captains' charity

Social Scene

SOCIAL COMMITTEE

In the Autumn of 2022 Julian Pellatt accepted an invitation by Martin Penn (Vice Captain at the time) to form and chair a new Social Committee with the aim of creating a social programme for 2023.

The members of the Social Committee are:

· Julian Pellatt

· Elly Frankland [Lady Captain]

· Martin Penn [Mr Captain]

· David Hawkes

· Alix Hill

· Pat Pellatt

· Huw Skates

· Debbie Barton [Manager]

Vice-Captains Russ Trinick and Sue Tyson are invited to attend meetings

2023 EVENTS

In January the Social Committee agreed a varied programme of events over the course of the year, ranging from a murder mystery evening and live music gigs to night golf and a Captains’ Charity Auction.

The programme commenced with the Ladies’ gin-tasting evening enjoyed by all, followed by the successful Murder Mystery evening in February (featuring our very own member Doug Jones), which was a sell-out and received much positive feedback. Members really got into the spirit of the occasion dressing for the 1940s The Karaoke evening in March attracted some considerable vocal talent and turned out to be a really fun evening. Most recently an evening of country music by Tennessee Waltz was a great success

Social Scene

2023 EVENTS

Bridge Club

Thursdays 7:00pm

Tennessee Waltz were joined by Tony Kidd and our very own Social Chairman for this great addition to the programme as we aim to offer a diverse range of events

Details of the full programme are published on the MGC Facebook page and website. The success of the early events so far indicates that the programme will be well supported over the remainder of the year, culminating in a super new Christmas Concert on 10th December Put the date in your diaries now!

Next up our Captains' Day events then Saturday 29th July a Rockabilly night with the brilliant Razor Holler

Julian Pellatt, Social Chair

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MGC BUGGY HIRE

Buggies are available to hire to support members play our undulating course. Below is a reminder of the do's and dont's when operating a buggy

Before Use

Drivers must sign the Safety Policy Acknowledgment form

Members are welcome to pre-book buggies via the Pro Shop

The 8 buggies are available to hire from 8:00am until 5:30pm on a first come first served basis

During Use

Do not move off until you and your passenger are seated

Always remain seated while the buggy is in motion

Do not exceed the maximum number of users

The buggy must be used to progress the game and must not be driven off the approved routes to look for golf balls

Always carry and refer to the map of the approved buggy route that avoids and highlights hazards and prohibited areas

Buggies must not be driven in prohibited areas

Give way to pedestrians

The buggy must not be used on tees, greens or the slopes leading up to them

The buggy must not be used within 5 meters of any greens, tees, bunkers, ditches, ponds or slopes leading to them

Check the area behind the buggy before reversing

Do not park on steep hills

Drive the buggy only as fast as the terrains and safety considerations allow Drive the buggy in a straight line on severe slopes

Slow down before corners

All turns must be executed at reduced speeds

Avoid sudden stops or changes in direction that may result in loss of control

Break and accelerate gently and progressively

Be extra careful when the course is wet and muddy

Contact the club immediately if you require any further support or direction, are involved in an accident, in the event of a breakdown or damage has been caused to the buggy or course

Returning the Buggy

Return the buggy to the Pro Shop. If the shop is closed, park the buggy outside and return the key to the bar

Remove all personal belongings and rubbish

Report any damage, faults or incidents to a member of staff

HOST YOUR EVENT AT MOLD GOLF CLUB

Our clubhouse offers a friendly atmosphere and picturesque views overlooking the Clwydian Range. This multifunctional space is adaptable for events big or small with the addition of comprehensive catering options

PRACTICE FACILITES OVERVIEW

PUTTING GREEN

Located directly behind the Professional’s Shop.

HITTING NETS

We have two practice nets located alongside the put

SHORT GAME AREA

Perfect for practising chipping and bunker shots Loca d alongside the 2nd tee, walk past the right hand side o clubhouse and follow the road that crosses the 1st and holes towards the greenkeepers' sheds looking right to tee and left to the 2nd tee for safety. Turn left at the greenkeeper sheds and you will find the short game ar directly in front of you.

LONG GAME AREA

Our long game area with four covered practice bays is located on the far side of the course alongside the 12t We recommend driving to it. We have a small dedicated MGC car park – please ask in the Pro Shop for the lock code.

To get there, take a right turn from the golf club car park on to Cilcain Road After ¼ of a mile take a right turn on to Cadole Road and at the crossroads at the bottom of the hill turn right on to Pantybuarth and then take another right turn at Dutton & Peters into a small industrial area. You will find our car park at the top end of the industrial area on the right hand side The postcode is CH7 5ER From there you can walk through to the practice area.

CURTIS CUP ACADEMY SHORT COURSE

In June 2022 Mold was the first course in Wales to open a Curtis Cup Legacy Fund Short Course with thanks to a £5,000 grant. The short course, over the first seven holes, is not just for beginners and juniors It can be enjoyed by all members across every age and demographic – right up to elite players It is a great opportunity to play familiar holes from a new angle, using different clubs for your approach shots Tees are further forward than the regular tees – look out for the Curtis Cup discs on the ground. A special score card for the short course can be picked up in the Pro Shop

GOLF ACADEMY SHOP

back2golf and will very soon be introducing our ‘ score zone ’ group sessions for golfers looking to sharpen up their short game and putting

Matt Pugin, our new coaching assistant, is proving a big hit with our group students with many also starting to book private sessions We have one of the best training facilities in the region, indoors and out, and are confident that through our ongoing coaching initiatives we can continue to help existing members reach their goals whilst continuing to welcome more new golfers to the Club.

On the Pro Shop side of things, a reminder that although our shop space is relatively small, we have direct access to all of Foregolf, Chester’s stock at the UKs lowest prices, so please don’t hesitate to get in touch or call in to discuss your equipment needs. We also continue to offer a full custom fitting service in-house for Ping equipment and liaise directly with the team at Foregolf for all other brands.

Bethan, Sue and Sue continue to do a great job in our reception Pro Shop helping me cater for all of our members and visitors with the retail side of things It can be a very busy job at times so we appreciate all of your patience and support if we are unable to serve you as quickly as we would like

We’d also like to update you on the situation regarding your MGC Pro Shop account credit. Where possible, it would be greatly appreciated if you can order through our Pro Shop and not instore at Foregolf, Chester This will hopefully help us continue to work with Foregolf in the long term as it will keep our required turnover on target, with them stocking our Pro Shop and helping us offer all of the leading brands. This would be impossible as an independent golf retailer If you see anything you would like online or in-store at Foregolf, please let us know or inform them that you would like it to be delivered to MGC. This will then be delivered directly to us for you to utilise your account credit. This will help us safeguard our partnership which is very important to Mold Golf Club

Trackman Tuesdays

If you have any questions regarding any of the above or need assistance with any of your golfing requirements please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

Good luck for the rest of the golfing season

Craig Tudor, PGA Head Professional