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SOCIETY AND VISITOR INFORMATION
Monmouth Golf Club is conveniently situated along the A.40, half a mile north of Monmouth Town, in the direction of Ross on Wye. Turn left into Leasbrook Lane and continue for approximately half a mile, you can’t miss it !!

The Club celebrated its ‘ centenary in 1996 and has been at the present location since 1921.

THE COURSE
Originally a nine hole course, Monmouth was extended to 18 holes in 1992. In that year, also, the “new” clubhouse was opened, offering a most comfortable location for a drink or a meal with magnificent views of the course and the surrounding countryside.

Claiming to be the prettiest golf course in Wales, Monmouth Golf Club stands on high ground above the town with superb views towards the Welsh hills, Forest of Dean and Wye Valley.

The undulating parkland course, splendidly maintained throughout the year by greenkeeper Lee Williams and and his assistants, is 5582 yards off the white tees, 5399 off yellow (par 69, SSS 67) and 5118 off the Ladies’ tees ( par 70, SSS 70 ).

Each aptly named hole offers a different challenge and names such as “ Cannes Folly” , “Kymin View”, “ The Oasis “, “ The Struggle” , “ Cresta Run” ,” Long Haul” , “ Devil’s Bunker “ ,and “Last Gasp“ give clues to the test in store.

The ambitious player can prepare himself/herself on the practice area and putting green.

As you move away from the clubhouse you become aware of the tranquillity of the verdant surroundings, mature trees, wild flowers and an abundance of wild life – Deer, Pheasant and Rabbit in particular.

Monmouth Golf Club extends a warm welcome to visitors and visiting societies and hopes to make your day at the MGC a memorable event. We are proud of our reputation as one of the friendliest golf clubs and you are assured of every assistance from our staff and members.

Monmouth Golf Club is, however, a member’s club and we are ever mindful of protecting the interests of our members and, for that reason, visitors are requested to observe the normal etiquette of golf at all times and to comply with the local rules printed on the scorecard.

VISITOR INFORMATION

( parties of 1-8 golfers)
Green fees 2007

Societies ( 9-60 golfers)

Societies can be accepted on any day of the week, but only after 11.30am on Sundays when earlier tee times are reserved for Club Competitions. Tee times must be arranged with the secretary, Peter Tully, telephone 01600 712212, fax 01600 772399 or e-mail
sec@monmouthgolfclub.co.uk.

Visiting players should report to the Club Shop/Office in good time for their appointed start- outside their allocated times society players may have to alternate with members.

Visiting players, with a society or not, must have acquired basic golfing skills.

Buggies and trolleys which are permitted at most times, but may be barred if conditions are particularly wet or cold, are available for hire from the club shop at reasonable rates. It is recommended, however, that buggies are booked in advance since only twelve are available.

Privately owned buggies are only allowed if permission has been obtained in advance from the club secretary.

Monmouth Golf Club cannot accept responsibility for visitor’s property, be it on the course, in the clubhouse, changing rooms or car park.

Tuition is available, by prior appointment , with our PGA teaching professionals Mike Waldron or Tim Morgan whose contact numbers can be obtained from the club secretary.

Closest to the pin and longest drive markers are available from the club shop, which stocks a wide range of golfing equipment suitable for prizes in your competitions.

The society organiser should report to the club secretary at his office, adjacent to the shop at the rear of the clubhouse, prior to play. Final payment should be made to the secretary at this time.

SOCIETY PACKAGES

Summer Daze
Coffee and Bacon Bap
18 holes of golf
£20 weekdays, £22 weekends.

Summer Morn

Coffee and Bacon Bap
18 holes of golf
2 course meal
£26 weekdays, £28 weekends.

Summer Set
Coffee and Bacon Bap
12 or 18 holes
Sandwiches and Chips
18 holes
2 course meal
£32 weekdays, £34 weekends.

Monmouth Experience
Coffee and Bacon Bap
12 or 18 holes
Light Lunch
18 holes
3 balls for each player
Prizes for nearest pin and longest drive
3 course meal
£42 weekdays, £44 weekends.

Winter All In ( November 1st -28th. February )
Coffee and Bacon Bap
12 holes
Ploughmans’ Lunch
18 holes
2 course meal
£24 weekday, £26 weekends

Winter Warmer ( November 1st- 28th. February )
Coffee & Bacon Bap
As many holes as you can play
£12 weekdays, £14 weekends.

Winter Special ( November 1st.-28th. February )
18 holes and a one course meal
£12.50 weekdays, £14.50 weekends.

MENUS
An excellent catering service is provided by our stewardess Elaine Matthews. A menu will be forwarded with your booking confirmation so that you may make your meal choices in advance.

DRESS CODE
A copy of our dress code follows. We also request that visitors dining in the bar or restaurant after 6pm., do not do so in their golfing attire.

CANCELLATIONS
Cancellations should be made at least fourteen days prior to the scheduled visit in order to prevent loss of deposit.

A reduction in numbers and meal requirements will be accepted if we are informed seven or more days prior to your visit. In such cases, deposits will be refunded.

A reduction of up to 10% in numbers will be accepted on the day, however the deposits will be non refundable. A reduction of more than 10% will be charged at the full rate.

We very much look forward to welcoming you to the MGC and to ensuring that you have a wonderful days’ golf. Please e.mail Peter Tully at sec.mongc@barbox.net for a booking form.

Golfers Dress Code - Gentlemen

In the clubhouse a smart standard of dress is expected at all times.

STRICTLY NO DENIMS OR TRAINERS ALLOWED.

Dress - all Members and Visitors are asked to observe the dress code to avoid embarrassment. If in doubt, please consult with a member of staff in the Club or Pro Shop.

Rules for ladies and men do vary slightly. Ladies dress code permits shirts/blouses designed to be worn outside trousers, ie ribbed welt or side slits. Please try and use your initiative to look smart at all times.

In the Clubhouse - smart casual is the required mode of dress. Shorts not permitted after 9pm. After 8pm, for men. Square cut tailored shirts may be worn (as designed) outside trousers.

On the Course

Tailored Trousers

With shorts, long golf socks of any colour or short predominantly white sports socks (normal socks are not acceptable with shorts).

All shirts, other than MGC “Tiger Woods” shirts, must have collars and must be worn tucked inside trousers/shorts

Hats and Caps should be worn correctly

Golf shoes are the only permitted footwear on the course The following are not permitted at anytime, on the Course or within the Clubhouse

"T" Shirts
Football/Rugby Shirts
Collarless shirts other than
MGC “Tiger Woods” shirts.
Blue Denim Wear
Short shorts
Swimming shorts
Track suit Tops / Bottoms
Ordinary socks with shorts
Trainers

Golf shoes are not to be worn in the clubhouse.