Anyone fancy a golf day trip to France ?

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Darren Ramowski

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Posted : Fri 6th Aug 2010 16:27

Teeofftimes.co.uk is offering a fantastic day trip package to France including 2 rounds of golf a 2 course lunch and Eurotunnel Crossing from £75.

http://www.golfshake.com/news/view/1759/Book_a_Golfing_Day_Trip_
to_France.html

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James Illsley

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Reply : Fri 6th Aug 2010 16:36

Looks like a great deal - might have to think about that one!

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Dave ley

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Reply : Fri 6th Aug 2010 16:46

James you would enjoy it I have played the courses and they are very good. half tempted myself.

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Matt Simmons

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Reply : Fri 6th Aug 2010 16:50

If you set off early enough Dave you could pick up JP, Dave M and of coure me on your way to the Chunnell

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John Pettitt

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Reply : Fri 6th Aug 2010 17:22

As David L has pointed out, both the courses at Hardelot are excellent. The lunchtime food is also good and one gets a either a glass of wine or a beer.

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Andrew Mclelland

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Reply : Fri 6th Aug 2010 17:26

Looks really good, Seriousley thinking bout it, Need to try rally the troops. Bit of a pain getting from Glasgow without paying same out again.

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Dave ley

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Reply : Fri 6th Aug 2010 17:26

May have to tag on to the end of Saunton JP

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John Pettitt

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Reply : Fri 6th Aug 2010 17:30

You know I am up for it, bring it on Dave.

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Wayne Santorini

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Reply : Fri 6th Aug 2010 18:44

Would love to but saving my pennies for the Algarve

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Loud Mouth b.a.

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Reply : Fri 6th Aug 2010 20:15

WOW! That's a bargain and a half!

But sadly all of my bank's money has been used to fund my USA trip for later this year.

If I had a job I would go without even a second thought!!!!!!

Possibly the bargain of the year?

Have a great time all of you lucky chaps who go.

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Chris Perry

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Reply : Fri 6th Aug 2010 20:21

Oooooo, je suis tempted.....

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Darren Ramowski

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Reply : Tue 10th Aug 2010 13:23

Just managed to source a 10% discount if anyone is interested

http://www.golfshake.com/forums/view/7097/Golf_in_France_under_70_excl
usive_Golfshake_Offer.html

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Tim Hawkins

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Reply : Tue 10th Aug 2010 15:22

So very tempting - although I may just go for the seafood platter lunch instead of the golf...

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Dave ley

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Reply : Tue 10th Aug 2010 15:28

I'm realy tempted but am trying to get my head around the times I believe I would have to leave ny home at around 4am and get home around midnight ? I'm a good 3hrs from Dover!

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Andy Kenyon

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Reply : Tue 10th Aug 2010 15:41

It is a great deal and I too have played both courses which are fabulous. I'm in Essex and so (relatively) near to the chunnel so if anyone fancies it then I'm up for it.

Does anyone know if this is a limited time offer? How long before it stops? Not sure too how easy it will be to get sensible tee times as it is a busy time of year...

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Andy Kenyon

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Reply : Tue 10th Aug 2010 15:57

FYI I have just spoken to Tom at Teeofftimes.

A minimum of two people need to be in the car and the game needs to be played before the end of August.

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Darren Ramowski

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Reply : Tue 10th Aug 2010 15:58

During August

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Dave ley

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Reply : Tue 10th Aug 2010 16:01

What time would yopu have to catch the chunnel Andy?

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Andy Kenyon

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Reply : Tue 10th Aug 2010 16:11

Having found out that it has to be done by end of August it is probably a non-starter for me as I cannot do it next week which only leaves one week with a bank holiday weekend straight after.

Bearing in mind the chunnel is half an hour and and France is an hour ahead and that Hardelot is max half an hour from tunnel then for a 9am tee time with a bit of contingency you could get train as late as around 8.30am. If I was going from Essex I'd probably try for a slightly earlier train / tee time.

Sods law says it'll be raining that day too!

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