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Parley Golf Centre enjoyed the Christmas Texas Scramble on the new course.

Parley Golf Centre’s annual Christmas Texas Scramble competition was a huge success as members took on the new course.

The seniors and ladies braved wintry conditions then retired to the clubhouse for Christmas dinner.

They dressed in festive-wear and were impressed with the state of the fairways and greens after the inclement weather.

Earlier this year the club opened its new course that followed a £250,000 investment and saw membership soar.

The annual Christmas round is always a popular date in the calendar.

Manager Daryl Dampney said: “The members always look forward to the Christmas Texas

Scramble and we saw some great outfits on show.

“It’s a fun occasion and everyone had a good dinner afterwards. The course is playing really well and next year promises to be even better.”

 

 

 

Notes to editors:

Parley Golf Centre in Dorset is set within a beautiful 800 acre farming estate next to the River Stour close to Bournemouth Airport.

 

It is home to the 17th century Parley Manor and to Parley Equestrian Centre. Wildlife includes roe deer, badgers, foxes and a pair of rare Grey Partridges. And you are likely to see a family of alpacas roaming around too!

Parley Golf Centre opened in 1991 as a six-hole course, but quickly expanded to nine holes and a 27-bay, floodlit driving range was added.

The has being transformed into a centre of excellence and has doubled its footprint.

The nine-hole course has been rebuilt with carefully configured tees allowing for a round of 18 with a total distance of 5,111 yards.

There is a huge short-game practice area, bunker practice facility as well as a state-of-the-art indoor coaching centre.

Also available several ‘academy’ holes from 50 – 100 yards. The café-bar remains a popular venue for golfers and non-golfers alike.

Head greenkeeper Ian Noble is assisted by Mark Gregory and John Morey.

Resident professionals include Chris Brook, Marcus Urbye, Andrew Pakes and Peter Thompson.

 

For more information contact Ed Baker at Deep South Media on 01202 534487 or 07788392965