Powfoot Golf Club
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| Course Name: Powfoot Holes: 18 Yardage: 6226 SSS: 71 |
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St Andrews Golf Packages
Dates:
April 17, 2008 - October 31, 2008
Enjoy 6 nights in St Andrews in a comfortable 3/4* recommended hotel & play 5 rounds of Golf with Guaranteed Tee Times at St Andrews Old Course, New Course, Carnoustie Championship Links, Kingsbarns Links and The Torrance Links, Self – Drive or Coach and Driver
Price Range:
3400
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1-800-348-4902
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St Andrews Golf Packages
Dates:
September 1, 2007 - October 31, 2008
Enjoy 4 nights in St Andrews and 3 nights in The West. 6 Rounds of Golf with Guaranteed Tee Times at St Andrews Old Course, St Andrews Jubilee Links, Carnoustie Championship Links, Royal Troon and Turnberry Ailsa Links, Self – Drive or Coach and Driver.
Price Range:
4000
For more information, please call
1-800-348-4902
or
click here.
jacob wrote on: Mar 1, 2004
the golf course was a discrace and i wouldnt waste 30 pound on it again. the greens where like putting on concrete and the fairways where appauling.
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BIG AL wrote on: Jul 25, 2004
Your grammar alone suggests to me that this will be one wonderful course when I play it in September...
Sorry - ye gramer tels us taht el be wun grate nok wen wee play it soone.
Some people just don't appreciate how lucky they are...
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Robert Shevill, Stocksfield Golf Club, Northumberland wrote on: Dec 1, 2000
I have played this course several times, and the only way to describe it is Superb, my son was a member there until this season, just wished we lived closer.
And if you are ever on the South West Coast of Scotland, Powfoot is a MUST!
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Douglas Neilson wrote on: May 1, 1999
I have recently played the course and was very pleased with the condition of the course and the hospitality in the clubhouse.
As a greenkeeper I was able to look at the course not only as a golfer but as a person involved in the green-keeping industry.
As I played the course I noticed that the first hole never had an area of rough in front of the tees whereas the other holes did. I believe that if an area of rough was grown in front of the tees it would make the hole look better and become more of a challenge .
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