Seniors swop hills for the flat
Date published: 31 July 2015
THAT’S THE SPIRIT . . . Oldham captain Steve Mills checks out a fairway, watched by, from the left, fellow club members Keith Cowell, Ray Buckley, Bill Broomhead, John Billington, Mike Dunkerley, Jack Simpson.
OLDHAM Golf Club is going flat out to attract more entries for its Seniors’ Open.
The hilly Lees New Road course has put off the golden oldies in recent years as it is a big test of stamina even for fit golfers. So the organisers have decided to... flatten things a little.
“Oldham on the Flat” organiser Mike Dunkerley explains: “For the first time at Oldham an 18-hole competition will be played using the bottom, flat, nine holes twice. It means no climbing up hills - so no panoramic views - but it should encourage entries.”
Contact the pro shop at info@oldhamgolfclub.com for details.
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