In addition to those members in Surrey, Sussex and Kent already on their books, Ready Golf has signed up a host of new clubs in Somerset, Hampshire, Hertfordshire and Essex.

With the pent-up demand following lockdown likely to trigger green fees hikes and more and more waiting lists at clubs, Ready Golf is an increasingly-attractive option for golfers who like to experience playing different golf courses around the country throughout the year for a one-off payment that offers exceptional value.

Thanks to Ready Golf’s current Spring offer, members can play as many golf courses as they like for just £64 per month whilst those golfers wanting to wait for the better weather to return are able to secure a membership spot with a refundable £75 deposit and choose a start date that suits them.

“During lockdown we have worked hard to extend our reach and add to the number of clubs in the Ready Golf family,” comments Tom Bishop, founder of Ready Golf.  “And with the return of golf at the end of the month, we are currently offering a 15% discount and a refundable deposit of £75 given the uncertain pandemic conditions for those who’d prefer to wait for some better playing conditions.

“With the new clubs now on board and several others keen to join, we believe we have a great golf offering for nomadic golfers who like to tee it up at a range of different courses. Whilst our golf courses are currently concentrated in the south east, we are looking to sign up more clubs from other counties in order to attract golfers from all over.”

One of the latest signings is The Bristol Golf Club in Somerset. Established in a 200-year-old former deer park with panoramic views across the Severn Estuary, it is home to two challenging courses suitable for both experienced and novice golfers.  In addition to the main 18 hole layout, there is an outstanding 9 hole, par 3 course whilst a 15-bay floodlit driving range is ideal for those wanting some practice before teeing it up.

Down the road in Hampshire, Sherfield Oaks just outside Basingstoke boasts 36 holes laid out among mature trees. The open design of the par 72 Wellington Course, set on naturally free-draining land, possesses a couple of driveable par 4s inviting the big hitters to grip it and rip it whilst the par 69 Waterloo Course is more intricately designed and requires more demanding course management from the opening par 5.

Another recent sign-up is Mill Green Golf Club just off the A1(M) near Welwyn Garden City, best known as the birthplace of golfing superstar Sir Nick Faldo. Designed by Peter Alliss and Clive Clark in 1994, this par 72, 6,500 yard track meanders through lakes and woodland and provides one of the best all round golfing experiences in Hertfordshire. In addition to the championship course, Mill Green has exceptional practice facilities and an outstanding 9-hole, par 3 course suitable for golfers of all standards.

Further around the M25 to the east lies Warley Park Golf Club with its 27 holes, set out in three loops of nine that can be played in any combination. Its characteristic undulating, tight fairways and pacey greens are bordered by numerous lakes and mature woodland providing a scenic backdrop for golf. The club’s newly-refurbished spike bar and terrace offer a high standard of service in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere.

In Surrey, three more clubs have joined founder Ready Golf member, Bletchingley in Redhill; namely Pyrford, Limpsfield Chart and Hampton Court Golf Clubs.

Opened in 1993 and also designed by Alliss and Clark, the picturesque course at Pyrford is set within 23 acres of rolling landscape that features an abundance of lakes in an area of outstanding beauty. Indeed it is its strategically-positioned lakes throughout that give this track its distinctive feel with water ever present and many fairways fringed with bulrushes, reeds and lilies. The course’s extensive drainage systems however ensure that it is playable all year round, even during the wettest months. Easily accessible from the A3/M25 junction, this modern club’s friendly and relaxed clubhouse atmosphere ensures visitors always receive a warm welcome.

Created in 1889 making it one of the oldest clubs in England, Limpsfield Chart is a par 70, 9-hole course with 18 different tees. It retains all of the charm and many of the original features established over 130 years ago while also offering a beautifully-maintained course that has seen significant investment in course improvements over recent months that have added extra challenges as well as interest to this appealing heathland layout.

Another of the latest Surrey signings is Hampton Court Golf Club in Kingston upon Thames near London which offers golfers the unusual opportunity of playing a traditional parkland course located within one of the country’s most famous royal parks. Set in the grounds at Home Park, the 6,500 yard, par 71 design meanders through hundreds of mature trees on free-draining terrain whilst fallow deer roam amongst the flowering grasses bordering the fairways.

Joining Littlestone, West Kent and Broome Park Golf Clubs in Ready Golf’s Kent stable is Redlibbets Golf Club, not too far from Sevenoaks. Designed and built in the 1990s, the course has all the benefits of modern construction methods with USGA specification greens, tees and approaches and a fully-automated irrigation system. The par 72, 6,572 parkland layout boasts mature beech, oak and chestnut trees and offers spectacular views over the Kent countryside.

So for nomadic golfers looking to get back into golf as soon as possible after March 29, Ready Golf offers the ideal package of a low cost online golf club membership that gives easy access to an attractive range of golf courses around the country that can be played as many times as the member wishes once golf is back on the agenda.

Additional attractions for Ready Golf members include;

• offering members an accurate handicap index, in accordance with the new World Handicap System (WHS), which members can use when playing with other members
• ability to bring guests at special rates to any of the member clubs
• linking up with other members on existing bookings and meeting like-minded golfers and potentially, making new friends
• Further down the line, attending social events and members-only competitions

On a practical note, playing statistics for each member will be recorded and displayed online as will each member’s current playing handicap which will be managed by the Ready Golf team.

For more on Ready Golf, please visit www.readygolf.co

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Bramshaw Golf Club

Flexible memberships are now an important, established option for golf  memberships and the Bramshaw Flex membership is our own flexible  membership launching on April 1st, 2021. 

This is the perfect option for the modern golfer who also has family  commitments, hectic work patterns or other sporting or non-sporting  interests that make a full membership less viable.  

This membership is not recommended to replace a full membership,  and indeed if you are playing more than 2-3 times per month, this will  not be the membership for you.  

Whilst the Bramshaw Flex membership is limited, it will also include the  following benefits: 

∙ Play on our two brilliant, but starkly contrasting courses – the  Forest Course (Hampshire’s oldest) and the Manor Course ∙ Maintain an official handicap with affiliation to Hampshire Golf  and England Golf 

∙ Play in competitions (some restrictions apply) 

∙ Introduce friends/colleagues at members guest rates ∙ Full use of Clubhouse facilities 

∙ Bramshaw members bar card providing 10% discount on F&B  bought in the Bar/Restaurant 

∙ Reciprocal golf at 23 other golf clubs* 

How does it work? 

On purchasing a Bramshaw Flex membership we will issue you with a member’s bag tag, members bard card and login details to your online members account. Booking tee times is simple; simply login to  your online account, click on tee time bookings and you will be  able to see all available tee times and their points cost. 

How many points do you get? 

Each Bramshaw Flex membership provides you with 150 points.

Points are deducted from your account as you play throughout the year. The following points matrix applies:

March, April and October

The manor course  

9:30- 11:59  –  Midweek 8 points – Weekend 10

12:00-13:59  –  Midweek 6 points – Weekend 8

14:00- 15:59  –  Midweek 5 points – Weekend 5

16:00 – Dusk  –  Midweek 4 Points – Weekend 4

The Forest 

9:30- 11:59  –  Midweek 6 points – Weekend 6

12:00-13:59  –  Midweek 5 points – Weekend 5

14:00- 15:59  –  Midweek 4 points – Weekend 4

16:00 – Dusk  –  Midweek 3 Points – Weekend 3

May, June, July, August, September 

The manor course  

9:30- 11:59  –  Midweek 10 points – Weekend 12

12:00-13:59  –  Midweek 8 points – Weekend 8

14:00- 15:59  –  Midweek 6 points – Weekend 6

16:00 – Dusk  –  Midweek 4 Points – Weekend 4

The Forest 

9:30- 11:59  –  Midweek 8 points – Weekend 8

12:00-13:59  –  Midweek 6 points – Weekend 6

14:00- 15:59  –  Midweek 5 points – Weekend 5

16:00 – Dusk  –  Midweek 4 Points – Weekend 4

November, December, January, February  

The manor course  

10:00- 11:59  –  Midweek 7 points – Weekend 8

12:00-14:59  –  Midweek 5 points – Weekend 5

15:00 – Dusk  –  Midweek 3 points – Weekend 3

The Forest 

10:00- 11:59  –  Midweek 6 points – Weekend 6

12:00-14:59  –  Midweek 4 points – Weekend 4

15:00 – Dusk  –  Midweek 3 points – Weekend 3

Tee times are bookable online via your Bramshaw member’s account,  or via the Pro-Shop or Office. You can play in all monthly and mid week medal/stablefords, roll-up competitions and any competition

allowing entry all-day (you are not permitted to play in competitions  which are solely start sheet based**). 

Members Guests 

Standard member’s guest rates will be applicable for guests of Bramshaw Flex members. You are able to bring up to 3 guests at any  one time.

How much does it cost? 

Bramshaw Flex Membership = £450.00 (150 points)

Hampshire/England Golf Affiliation Fee = £19.56 / £17.40 (Men/Ladies) Bramshaw Members Levy = £10.00 

Third Party Golf Insurance = £1.75 

Members Bar Card Levy = £30.00 

Total = £511.31 (Men) / £509.15 (Ladies) 

Note: Any unused points will be forfeited at the end of the membership  year. They do not roll over. Any bar credit remaining is rolled over to  the new membership year provided that the member renews (this also  applies to changing to any applicable membership category). 

*On booking a reciprocal, the time you book will equate to the same  number of points as would be taken at Bramshaw (Manor Course) plus  any applicable booking fee or green fee due at the reciprocal club. 

**This does not apply to some Club social competitions. Details for  each competition that permits play to all members will be detailed on  the competitions rules information (available via the members area of  the Club website). 

Enjoy your golf and stay safe!

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