This Year’s Event
Wareham, Dorset, UK
June 8th – 11th, 2018
Wareham, Dorset
https://www.ownersdirect.co.uk/accommodation/p8087532
Venue-Master, Tony Chenery pulled one out the bag after considerable debate and last minute grumblings
What was to be Hampshire is now Dorset again and the cardinal rule of ‘never go back’ has been broken. Again.
Tony Chenery, organizer of the runaway Scottish success and infinitely less successful Belgian event
The tee off times and playing handicaps are as follows;
Baz – unknown
Probert – unknown
Justin – unknown
Stokes – unknown
Frosty – unknown
Chilvers – unknown
TK – unknown
Chris Harding – unknown
Friday June 8th – 12.20pm
Broadstone Golf Club
What They Say:
Set in the glorious Dorset countryside, Broadstone is one of the finest examples of an unspoilt heathland golf course in the South of England, and deservedly sits in the Top 100 golf courses in the UK, as judged by Golf World and Golf Monthly. Within 250 acres of rolling terrain, the fairways run freely and separately through superb natural heathland with its swathes of heather, pine, gorse and rhododendrons, several holes offer magnificent views for miles around.
No stranger to MADJIC, we look forward to returning
Saturday June 9th – 2.30pm
Knighton Heath Golf Club
What They Say:
You will need to plot your way around the course which is heavily tree-lined with some narrow fairways. The greens are in superb condition and the course presents an excellent test of golf for players of all standards.
Looks like it will be short, awkward and average
Sunday June 10th – 11.30am
Isle of Purbeck Golf Club
What They Say:
An exciting test for even the most accomplished golfer. The Club dates back to 1892 and among the past owners who were responsible for the extension to 27 holes were Enid Blyton, the legendary writer of children’s books and her husband Dr Darrell-Waters. The courses are built on heathland and are set within a nature reserve where many rare plants can be seen as well as rare birds.
Another course dear to MADJIC’s heart and we relish the chance to return
Monday June 11th – 12pm
Remedy Oak Golf Club
What They Say:
Remedy Oak is set amongst 256 acres of ancient woodland in Horton, Dorset. Meandering through a backdrop of hardwood trees, mature conifers, rhododendrons, heather, wild grasses and with water coming into play on eight holes, the course abounds with the natural beauty of its surroundings.
Constructed in 2006 and already rated in the top 3 golf courses in the South of England, Remedy Oak provides one of the most private, peaceful and personal golf experiences on the South Coast
Peter Alliss rates it as one of the best constructed courses in the South of England. Very excited