The 2025 tour will see the society re-visit Yorkshire where we will play three fantastic courses with dinner, bed and breakfast at The Park Manor Hotel in Scarborough.
As usual, we will split into two teams and play a ‘Ryder Cup’ style match.
Travel up to Scarborough for bed and breakfast accommodation at the Park Manor Hotel.
Further information on The Park Manor Hotel can be seen further down the page
Breakfast at The
Park Manor Hotel
13 holes of greensomes matches (1st tee-time
9.28)
Light lunch
18 holes of fourball-betterball
matches (1st tee-time 1.28)
Three
course evening meal at The Park Manor Golf Hotel
Further information on Scarborough South Cliff Golf Club can be seen further down the page
Breakfast at The
Park Manor Hotel
16 holes of
foursomes matches (1st tee-time 10.32)
Light lunch
18
holes of fourball-betterball matches (1st tee-time 2.50)
Three course evening meal at The
Park Manor Hotel
Further information on Scarborough North Cliff Golf Club can be seen further down the page
Breakfast at The
Park Manor Golf Hotel
18 holes of singles matches (1st
tee-time 10.45)
Two course lunch
followed by prize giving
Further information on Sand Moor Golf Club can be seen further down the page
By signing up to the trip, you do so under the society terms and conditions regarding place allocations and deposits http://www.bartongolfsociety.com/terms_and_conditions.html
Please note that handicap certificates may be required and a club may refuse you access to the course without one. If you don’t have a club handicap, you should try to get a certificate from another source (we do have some out-of-date ‘spares’ that could be used - although we cannot guarantee these will be accepted). Most courses we play do insist on handicap certificates, although we’ve never actually been asked to produce these. However, I’m giving you all warning just in case a club decides to be really strict.
Northstead Manor Drive, Scarborough, YO12 6BB
All 42 hotel rooms are decorated to a high standard in fresh, modern colours, and the beds have quality linens. Every room is provided with free Wi-Fi, a TV, direct dial phone and complimentary toiletries. The hotel leisure facilities offer the perfect opportunity to relax and unwind Take a leisurely swim in the 30ft, indoor heated swimming pool, ease into the our bubbling spa, dream away the hours in the steam room or simply just sit and enjoy our sun lounge which overlooks a beautiful tree lined setting. For those of you who wish to be a little more active, visit the games room to try a game of Pool, Table Tennis or Table Football and challenge a friend to a game or two.
Deepdale Avenue, Scarborough, YO11 2UE
3 miles and approx 10-15 minutes from the hotel
Scarborough South Cliff is located just a mile south of the seaside town of Scarborough on the Yorkshire coast and, as such, has a links style feel to it. It spans 6039 yards over eighteen immensely challenging holes for which it offers a par of 70. Many people comment on the excellent design of the course which was thought up by esteemed golf course architect Dr. Alistair Mackenzie at the beginning of the twentieth century. Indeed, the course has existed here for over one hundred years, and, in actual fact, celebrated its centenary year in 2003.
www.southcliffgolfclub.com
www.top100golfcourses.com/golf-course/scarborough-south-cliff
www.golfshake.com/course/view/16072/Scarborough_South_Cliff_Golf_Club.html
North Cliff Avenue, Scarborough, YO12 6PP
1 mile and approx 3 minutes from the hotel
The parkland course at Scarborough North Cliff has a real seaside feel to it, played, as it is, along the Yorkshire coastline, two miles north of Scarborough town centre. Its undulating fairways are often tight, making for difficult tee shots that require pin-point accuracy whilst the sea breezes can often wreak havoc with high airborne shots. It may be an idea, then, to pack a few extra balls in your bag! It spans 6425 yards from the tee on the first to the pin on the eighteenth for which it offers a par of 70. It first opened its doors to golfers in 1928 having been constructed to exact designs by legendary golf course architect James Braid.
www.northcliffgolfclub.co.uk
www.top100golfcourses.com/golf-course/scarborough-north-cliff
www.golfshake.com/course/view/16071/Scarborough_North_Cliff_Golf_Club.html
Alwoodley Lane, Leeds, Yorkshire, LS17 7DJ
68 miles and approx 1 hour
40 minutes from the hotel
Sand Moor Golf Club first opened its doors to the public in 1926 to reveal a wondrous golf course, designed by the legendary golf course architect Dr. Alistair Mackenzie, responsible for some of the finest and most famous courses in the world.
It gives marvellous views over the Exxup reservoir and the grounds of Lord Harewood’s Estate, just five miles to the north of Leeds. It is a well wooded, undulating course, with water to be found on many of the holes.
Watch out in particular for the 12th where the fairway slopes down perilously close to the reservoir. It is perhaps best to pack some spare balls in your bag before teeing off!
www.sandmoorgolf.co.uk
www.top100golfcourses.com/golf-course/sand-moor
www.golfshake.com/course/view/16054/Sand_Moor_Golf_Club.html
FIRST REFUSAL
Those who attended the 2024 Durham tour
but must have attended a minimum of FOUR additional BUNGS events
since the 2023 tour
SECOND REFUSAL
Those who did not attend this year’s
Durham tour but have been to at least FOUR events since the
2023 tour
THIRD REFUSAL
Those who attended this year’s Durham tour
but did not attend FOUR regular BUNGS events since the 2023 tour
FINALLY
Anyone else wanting to attend
Member | Room Allocation |
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Kev Armitt | Single |
Paul Askew | Single |
Dave Borasinski | Single |
Mick Clempson | Twin with Steve Gibbons |
Craig Fallon | Single |
John Foxley | Twin with Andy Whittingham |
Gordon Galloway | Single |
Steve Gibbons | Twin with Mick Clempson |
John Haley | Single |
Bobby Ho | Twin with Howard Holliday |
Howard Holliday | Twin with Bobby Ho |
Karl Hughes | Single |
Mark Johnson | Twin with Shaun Mullaney |
Adrian Marchant | Single |
John Martin | Single |
Peter Meaney | Single |
Kev Morris | Twin with Tim Thacker |
Shaun Mullaney | Twin with Mark Johnson |
Steve Owen | Single |
Darren Penny | Single |
Alan Perkins | Twin with Maria Perkins |
Maria Perkins | Twin with Alan Perkins |
Ian Ronson | Single |
John Shaw | Twin with James Shipman |
James Shipman | Twin with John Shaw |
Tim Thacker | Twin with Kev Morris |
Adam Thompson | Twin with Craig Vale |
Graham Thorpe | Single |
Alan Tolley | Single |
Gary Tyler | Single |
Craig Vale | Twin with Adam Thompson |
Andy Whittingham | Twin with John Foxley |
1. Steve Lloyd
2. Bob Stretton
3. John Mansell