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Footgolf
Hi
I was watching BBC breakfast this morning and they have a special piece on FOOTGOLF. Never heard of it before. BBC News - UK footgolf tournament kicks off But it seems that its very popular and there are even national teams. You can play alongside golfers on a golf course and it sounds like fun. I wonder if we could add this at CE Golf and therefore increase the 'cachet' of our course.. and therefore bring more footfall to us (no pun intended :) ). Something that we need. Any thoughts? I'd be happy to recommend this to CERA/GC/Javier etc. Jon PS Forgot to mention this is also a low cost option as well |
Re: Footgolf
There is plenty of room on the east course for footy golf and it would give all those folk who paid a premium for "frontline golf apartments " something to watch while they drown their sorrows.
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Re: Footgolf
Originally Posted by Fiberite
(Post 11942011)
There is plenty of room on the east course for footy golf and it would give all those folk who paid a premium for "frontline golf apartments " something to watch while they drown their sorrows.
Or you could put in a bid for the course and set up a new busines LOL |
Re: Footgolf
Originally Posted by MikeJ
(Post 11942079)
I'm not sure the club would appreciate use of the West course but run a mower over the East course and it would be ideal. I've seen this played and it surprisingly skilful. ISTR vaguely, a story about football golf in Portugal.
Or you could put in a bid for the course and set up a new busines LOL |
Re: Footgolf
Originally Posted by Fiberite
(Post 11942011)
There is plenty of room on the east course for footy golf and it would give all those folk who paid a premium for "frontline golf apartments " something to watch while they drown their sorrows.
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I don't think it would work on golf2. Nature has taken it over. The cost to prepare the course & lack of facilities would make it unworkable. What BBC presented yesterday was both footgolf and golf coexisting and the sports reporter, Mike Bushell, made a good case for that.
Was esurijohn kidding re a CE foot golf team and injuries? I haven't heard of any CE footgolf team in CE but would give it a go if so. Us over 50's injure easier, but this looks less threatening than many more active or impact-type sports. Jon |
Re: Footgolf
Originally Posted by Jon-Bxl
(Post 11943083)
I don't think it would work on golf2. Nature has taken it over. The cost to prepare the course & lack of facilities would make it unworkable. What BBC presented yesterday was both footgolf and golf coexisting and the sports reporter, Mike Bushell, made a good case for that.
Was esurijohn kidding re a CE foot golf team and injuries? I haven't heard of any CE footgolf team in CE but would give it a go if so. Us over 50's injure easier, but this looks less threatening than many more active or impact-type sports. Jon |
Re: Footgolf
Originally Posted by Jon-Bxl
(Post 11943083)
I don't think it would work on golf2. Nature has taken it over. The cost to prepare the course & lack of facilities would make it unworkable. What BBC presented yesterday was both footgolf and golf coexisting and the sports reporter, Mike Bushell, made a good case for that.
Was esurijohn kidding re a CE foot golf team and injuries? I haven't heard of any CE footgolf team in CE but would give it a go if so. Us over 50's injure easier, but this looks less threatening than many more active or impact-type sports. Jon |
Re: Footgolf
Originally Posted by MikeJ
(Post 11943177)
There is also walking football for the over50s played in the Algarve. Maybe the chance of injury would be higher though. Blown pacemakers etc :rofl:
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Re: Footgolf
Originally Posted by MikeCol
(Post 11943154)
Hi Jon, there was a 'match' a while ago as a few of our friends took part. I'm afraid I can't comment further on the subject as, you must remember, I am married to a golfer who wouldn't entertain the thought of sharing the course and also hates Mike Bushell with a passion 😱. Regards Bryony
Not hearing a lot of support though to make this more of a regular occurrence. Anyway it was just a thought. Thanks for the feedback..... Jon |
Re: Footgolf
Originally Posted by EsuriJohn
(Post 11943194)
I said the injuries occurred at the over 50s football it was all too serious. The footgolf strained muscles that had not be used for a loooong time.
So with darts golf we wont stretch those unused muscles that were strained in the footy! Jon |
Re: Footgolf
Originally Posted by Jon-Bxl
(Post 11943207)
Maybe we should create Darts-golf! Even though well over 50 we have good arm muscles from 'eating-muscles' eg sawing away at steak-on-the stone.... and beer-drinking arms as well! I try and switch beer-arms to keep both sides equal ;);)
So with darts golf we wont stretch those unused muscles that were strained in the footy! Jon |
Re: Footgolf
Originally Posted by Jon-Bxl
(Post 11943204)
What a shame I missed it, when you are over next and hubby is playing golf away (and cant see us play), or if anyone reading this is planning a rematch, please count me in on a footgolf team.
Not hearing a lot of support though to make this more of a regular occurrence. Anyway it was just a thought. Thanks for the feedback..... Jon It would go towards the golf club digging the holes.??:nod:;) |
Re: Footgolf
Originally Posted by MikeCol
(Post 11943154)
Hi Jon, there was a 'match' a while ago as a few of our friends took part. I'm afraid I can't comment further on the subject as, you must remember, I am married to a golfer who wouldn't entertain the thought of sharing the course and also hates Mike Bushell with a passion í ½í¸±. Regards Bryony
So I have to put her on my list of 'hated' presenters! Sorry off topic, but Ive had enough of her! Sooner she goes the better (IMO)! Probably get flamed now by her fans! But got it off my chest. Jon |
Re: Footgolf
Originally Posted by Jon-Bxl
(Post 12000289)
I remembered this post, and Ive been putting up with Naga Manchetti (sp) for ages on BBC Breakfast, and always cringing when she talks over people, asks some stupid questions, and makes pithy comments... and fails to be funny... and that squeaky voice... and that attempt every time she introduces the weather to be funny.... the list goes on.
So I have to put her on my list of 'hated' presenters! Sorry off topic, but Ive had enough of her! Sooner she goes the better (IMO)! Probably get flamed now by her fans! But got it off my chest. Jon I'm sorry to say that we love Naga (Mike especially likes her as she is a very good golfer) and would much prefer her to Louis Minchin. We also don't like Charlie Stayt but like Dan. Totally off topic, omg, what about Teresa May? |
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