Golfi ng Beginners Can Receive Free sessions
As part of a new ‘Beginners Start Golfi ng’ initiative run by Golf Development Wales and sponsored by SWALEC, 25 Golf Clubs across Wales are set to open their facilities to golfi ng novices who want to give golf a go. The clubs will offer a range of initiatives including taster sessions and free or low-cost lessons, discounted continuation lessons and trial membership offers.
Alan Williams , Director of Energy Sales, SWALEC, said, “SWALEC is now in the third year of its three- year sponsorship of golf within Wales and the ‘Beginners Start Golfi ng’ scheme marks our particular commitment to grassroots and community sport. We’re delighted to be involved in a scheme that opens the sport of golf to anyone who has an interest in playing.”
For more information on the clubs running the ‘Beginners Start Golfi ng’ Scheme, visit
www.golfdevelopmentwales.co.uk.
Beginners give golf a go at a SWALEC 'Beginner Start Golfi ng' taster session
In a League of Its Own
A major development for cricket in South Wales was announced this month at the state-of-the-art SWALEC Stadium. Starting this season, the top cricket clubs within the region will come together to compete in the brand new SWALEC Premier Cricket League.
Starting on Saturday, 1 May 2010 with weekly matches through to Saturday, 28 August 2010, the League will initially be contested by Ammanford, Cardiff, Newport, Pontarddulais, Port Talbot Town, St. Fagans, Sully Centurions, Swansea, Usk and Ynysygerwn.
SWALEC already support cricket in Wales through their ten-year partnership with Glamorgan Cricket and sponsorship of the wonderful SWALEC Stadium, and the SWALEC Premier Cricket League is an ideal way to help develop the sport right at a grassroots level and help bridge the gap between club and county cricket.
For more information on the League and future fi xtures, visit
www.swalecpcl.com.
SWALEC Premier Cricket League club captains with their respective Glamorgan Cricket team members
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