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Check how good your football skills really are using an utterly new approach - play a round of FootGolf at the Royal Golf Club! The game is a merger of two of the most popular sports in the world – football and golf. The goal is to kick a standard football into a cup in as few shots as possible. FootGolf gives players two hours of great fun on the Club’s championship course and prices start from just BD 5 per person. FootGolf tee times are available every Sunday evening between 6:30pm and 7:30pm and everyone is welcome to play. To book, call the Club on 17750777.
Golf membership at the Royal Golf Club is now more easily affordable with the introduction of a monthly installment plan. Under the terms of the plan golfers can become members of the 9 hole par 3 Wee Monty course for just BD 56 per month or of the 18 hole Montgomerie championship course from as little as BD 105 per month. There are numerous categories of membership available to suit people of all ages and abilities. For full details, contact the Royal Golf Club on 17750777.
Invest just BD 5 in the Royal Golf Club’s Summer Passport and enjoy a massive range of discounts on golf, golf lessons, golf merchandise, food and beverages, country club day passes and more. The Summer Passport is available for purchase from 1st May from the Pro Shop and is valid for use from 1st June until 31st August 2017.
There are still a lot of amateur golfers that play with clubs that are just bought off the shelf and never fitted to their game. Having the correct set of clubs to suit your game is very important and can make a big difference to the scores you achieve. For example, the length of the club and the lie angle can affect the aiming direction of the club without you even knowing it! This is due to something called face plane tilt, to find out more about this and the importance of other aspects such as shafts be sure to get booked for a fitting as soon as possible.
Jordan Spieth survived a roller-coaster final round at the Open Championship to claim his third major title after beating fellow American Matt Kuchar by three strokes in a thrilling duel at Royal Birkdale on Sunday.
