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Paul Langford
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Essex
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Chaps was thinking of organising a golf break to Celtic Manor one night 2 rounds ( Roman Rd & Montgomerie) on Monday 23rd and 24th September 2013 it starts at £99 each sharing a room with someone
let me know if anyone is interested. will want to book by May 17th if no interest by then will withdraw
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Steve Hunt
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uk
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Paul Langford
Handicap: 19
Essex
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Thanks Steve, good start lets see where we go then and once we have a few then i can book something see you soon
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Ian Mullins
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Essex
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Hi Paul,
I would be up for this if it were somewhere else. Only I went to Celtic Manor in 2011 an was very disappointed by the Roman Road & Montogomerie courses.... I here St.Mellion is worth the trip!
However, I am sure you will get a good repsonse to Celtic Manor if you post it.
:-)
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Paul Langford
Handicap: 19
Essex
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Oh right thanks for the heads up Ian might think abut that then i heard the Vale is nice. Went St Mellion last September it distroyed my game Jack has put all the hazards on the left where most of my balls go. So it might take a few years for me to go back (15 points and 12 lost balls)
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Champak Patel
Handicap: 24
west midlands
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celtic manor is a great place been there last 3yrs
already booked for this year maybe next time
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Robin Butler
Handicap: 36
Surrey
Joined: Sep 2008
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IF you're going to Celtic MAnor you really should be playing the 2010 course. Even if you play badly you're playing on the course were the Ryder Cup was held, and you get to use the Club House they used. The course is magnificent and its a great experience. It will cost extra, but well worth it.
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Brigitte Lockwo...
Handicap: 30
Middlesex
Joined: Nov 2011
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 I agree with Robin, although we did not play the 2010 course as it was a few months before the Ryder Cup when the course was getting ready for the big event, but I saw/visited the Clubhouse overlooking the 18th hole, I had a fantastic dinner in the Restaurant "The Barn" (I think that was the name), great service, super food and lovely ambiance. The building has high ceilings, beautiful apparent wooden beams (most likely oak), great panoramic windows giving plenty of light and a wonderful view over the 18th.
So if anyone spend a few days at Celtic Manor, dont forget to add the Clubhouse and as Robin said the 2010 course to your schedule......
The End.....
(Temperature at present 31/32 degrees C. here in Florida)
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