Carmarthenshire golf clubs team up for new weekly competitions

Ashburnham Golf Club, Carmarthen Golf Club and Machynys Peninsula Golf Club are delighted to announce the launch of their exciting new Weekly Open Golf Competitions on Carmarthenshire’s “Gold Coast”, South West Wales.
The County’s three Premier Golf Courses have combined and from today Carmarthenshire is OPEN for GOLF 52 weeks of the year!
Every Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday!
The idea behind the event is to give Welsh Golfers high value and variety, whilst filling the need for more mid-week competition opportunities.
ENTRY FEE £15 November to March & £20 April to October.
MONDAYS - CARMARTHEN GOLF CLUB 1907 - JH TAYLOR DESIGN Classic Welsh Parkland with Breath-Taking Valley Views
Phone 01267 281 588 to book your round
TUESDAYS - MACHYNYS PENINSULA GOLF CLUB 2005 - NICKLAUS DESIGN A modern masterpiece in a majestic setting
Phone 01554 744 888 to book your round
WEDNESDAYS - ASHBURNHAM GOLF CLUB 1884 - JH TAYLOR DESIGN Celebrating 121 years of traditional links golf
Phone 01554 833 846 to book your round
The competitions will run 52 weeks of the year and are open to Members of All Welsh Golf Clubs with current CONGU handicaps. The competition format will be singles stableford. Each week the club will publish its’ results and the weekly winner and runner up and their club’s handicap secretary will be notified by email.
The winner and runner up will qualify for a free finals day held every 3 months (the club may also offer a weekly prizes).
Finals Day winner and runner up receive prizes of FREE 4 BALL VOUCHER and FREE 2 BALL VOUCHER, respectively.

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