Chorleywood Golf Club in Hertfordshire is celebrating its 125th anniversary by offering golfers the chance to play the club’s course for just £12.50.
The club, which was founded on March 14, 1890, is offering the cut-price green fee – it is normally £22.50 – to the first 125 golfers to pay a green fee between March 14 and April 30.
The club has hosted a number of special events to mark the major milestone, including a five-course gala dinner on March 14, where BBC broadcaster Rob Nothman was the guest speaker. On April 18 the club is hosting a three-way match with West Herts and Berkhamsted, with each team putting 10 men and 10 women, while May 8 sees a mixed competition, with men’s and ladies’ captains from local clubs partnering members.
To make a booking, visit www.chorleywoodgolfclub.co.uk or call 01923 282009.
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